Low Voltage Wires and Cables
Low-voltage (LV) wires and cables are engineered for power distribution systems in indoor buildings and instrumentation equipment. Featuring PVC or XLPE insulation with a PVC jacket, these cables deliver exceptional electrical and insulating performance, as well as heat resistance and environmental durability. They also provide stable mechanical strength and ease of installation, ensuring long-term operational safety and system reliability.
Key Features
Heat Resistance and Electrical Performance
Chemical Resistance and Environmental Adaptability
Low-Smoke-Free-Halogen Material
Low-Smoke, Free-Halogen (LSFH) jacketing material is also an available option. The material features low-smoke emission, non-toxic properties, and flame retardancy, significantly enhancing the safety and fire prevention performance of the wires and cables.
Environmental Compliance
Building wires and cables are supplied in RoHS-compliant variants.
Under normal operating conditions, the service life of Low-voltage (LV) wires and cables is as shown in the table below:
Factors that may cause deterioration of electrical wires and cables, resulting in a shortened service life, including:
- Electrical factors
- Water ingress within electrical wires and cables
- Mechanical factors
- Temperature-related factors
- Chemical factors
- Exposure to ultraviolet radiation, ozone, and salt deposition
- Damage caused by rodents, termites, and other pests
- Microbial effects
- Poor installation or improper workmanship
Voltages
Up to 1000V
Applications
Industries
Voltages
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