Armored Power Cable

Flexible copper cable, XLPE insulation 90 °C, phases bundled with extruded bedding of PVC Hydrocarbons resistant, galvanized steel wire armor with counter twist, PVC Hydrocarbons sheathing. The cable does not propagate fire, has low hydrochloric acid emission, resists hydrocarbons and sunlight. Suitable for Class 1 Division 2, Class 2 Division 2, and intrinsically safe applications according to NEC. Suitable for Zone 1 and 2, and Zone 0 with intrinsic safety according to IEC 60079.

For use in these industries

Infrastructure and Transportation

Oil & Gas

Mining

Building industry

Power Generation

Energy Distribution

Properties

Flexible

Grounding

Oil Resistance

Water Resistance

Fire Resistance

Cold Resistance

Sun Resistance

Temperture

Technical assessments

Applied technical evaluations

Cable construction standards and tests: IRAM 2178-1, IEC 60502-1

Non-fire propagation test IEC 60332-3-24 category A

Toxic gas emission test: IEC 60754-1 less than 15%

Aging test in Oil No. 2 at 100°C, 70 hours

Aging test in Fuel Oil at 70°C for 168 hours. Aging test in UV chamber for 1000 hours.

Meets UIC 895 OR, Tensile strength variation 30%, elongation at break variation 40%.

Maximum operating temperature in the conductor = 90°C

Maximum short-circuit temperature = 250°C

Datahseets

Caracteristicas constructivas

Características eléctricas y capacidad de carga

Applicacations

AEA 90079

EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES Classification of Areas Explosive Atmospheres IEC 60079

AEA 90364

Regulations for the execution of electrical installations in buildings


AEA 95101

Regulation of underground external energy and telecommunications lines

AEA 95150

Regulations for the execution of low-voltage electrical supply and measurement installations


AEA 95703

Regulations for the execution of electrical lighting installations on public roads


Engineered to Meet Quality Standards

Quality You Can Trust

Instituto Argentino de Normalización y Certificación

Asociación Electrotécnica Argentina

International Electrotechnical Commission