Armoured Cables
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Armored Cable Specification Table:
|
Parameter |
Details |
|
Conductor Material |
Copper (Cu) or Aluminum (Al) |
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Insulation Material |
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), XLPE (Cross-linked Polyethylene) |
|
Armoring Type |
Steel wire or aluminum wire for mechanical protection |
|
Voltage Rating |
Typically 600V to 1kV, depending on application |
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Temperature Rating |
-20°C to 90°C (varies based on insulation type) |
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Cable Structure |
Multi-core or single-core with an armored layer |
|
Color Code |
Typically black, but may have color-coded inner conductors |
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Flame Retardant |
Flame-resistant options available |
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Applications |
Suitable for underground installations, industrial environments, and outdoor use |
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Standards Compliance |
Meets IEC, BS, or other international standards |
Common Sizes and Current-Carrying Capacity:
|
Cable Size (mm²) |
Maximum Current-Carrying Capacity (A) |
|
1.5 mm² |
10 A |
|
2.5 mm² |
13 A |
|
4 mm² |
20 A |
|
6 mm² |
30 A |
|
10 mm² |
40 A |
|
16 mm² |
63 A |
|
25 mm² |
83 A |
|
35 mm² |
100 A |
|
50 mm² |
125 A |
|
70 mm² |
150 A |
|
95 mm² |
200 A |
|
120 mm² |
240 A |
|
150 mm² |
300 A |
|
185 mm² |
340 A |
|
240 mm² |
400 A |
Key Features:
- Conductor Material:Armored cables typically use copper for its high conductivity, but aluminum is also common for larger sizes due to its lightweight and cost-effectiveness.
- Insulation Layer:The insulation is typically PVC or XLPE, providing good electrical insulation and resistance to environmental factors.
- Armoring:The armoring consists of steel or aluminum wires that protect the cable from mechanical damage, making it suitable for harsh environments.
- Applications:Commonly used in industrial, commercial, and residential settings, especially in areas prone to physical damage, underground installations, or where additional protection is needed.
Summary:
Armored cables are essential in providing enhanced mechanical protection and are ideal for applications where cables are exposed to potential damage. Their robust construction ensures reliability and longevity in a variety of environments.
