Copper-core PVC insulated fire-resistant cable
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The product complies with national standards GB/T19666, GB/T5023, JB/T8734, and JB/T10491 technical requirements. It has obtained national CCC mandatory certification, CQC, CE certification, and electrical product safety certification. The insulation materials can be selected from high-temperature resistant PVC or LSZH, offering excellent heat and flame-retardant properties. It is suitable for electrical connections in public facilities such as super high-rise buildings, hospitals, underground shopping malls, airports, and subways.
Benefits
Specification
Cable type:N-BV
Conductor: Copper
Fire-resistant material: Mica tape
Insulation:Polyvinyl chloride/PVC
Reference standard:GB/T5023.3-2008 GB/T19666-2019
Rated voltage: 450/750V
Features
Product Features and Advantages
1.High-Quality Raw Materials: The raw materials are sourced from leading domestic suppliers and managed using a coding system to ensure traceability, guaranteeing product quality.
2.Environmentally Friendly RoHS Materials: The product uses RoHS-compliant materials, meeting both domestic and EU environmental standards.
3.Automated Production: The product is manufactured using automated production equipment, ensuring stable quality.
4.Fire-Resistant Cables: The fire-resistant cables have excellent flame-retardant properties, preventing the spread of fire in circuits. They ensure the integrity of the circuit for a certain period, providing sufficient time for rescue operations.
5.Low Smoke, Halogen-Free Cables: These cables maintain the fire-resistant properties while producing minimal smoke during combustion and releasing no harmful substances, facilitating safe evacuation.
6.Fire-Resistant Cables: In fire conditions, the cables meet the required power supply capability for the circuit.
This product is mainly designed for power distribution lines and for use at the rated voltage of450/750vAC in: electric power systems, industrial systems new energy systems, building systems, airport infrastructures, petroleum, natural gas and chemical engineering, wind power generation, wharfs, harbors,lighthouses and other infrastructures.
