UL 3289/3321/3173/3271/3344 XLPE CABLE

Application

These cables have excellent resistance to abrasion, deformation, cut-through and chemical attack. This wire is widely used in appliances, transformers, electrical heating, motors, ballast, lighting and cooking equipment. Suitable for use as Appliance Wiring Material (AWM), coil leads and as Class B IEEE 130°C Class Motor Leads. Economical replacement for silicone rubber/glass braid insulated wire and cable.

Technical Data

Standard : UL – Std. 758. Complies to CSA No. 22.2 210 and 127
Nominal Voltage : 600V
Test Voltage (Spark Test)
AWG 22 and 20 = 5kV
AWG 18 to 10 = 6kV
≥ AWG 8 = 7.5kV
Temperature Range : Flexible -5°C to +150°C. Fixed installation -50°C to +150°C
Temperature at Conductor : Max. UL : +150°C
Bending Radius : Approx. 5 x cable ø

Cable Construction

Annealed plain or tinned stranded copper conductor.
XLPE insulation according to UL- Std. 1581 Table 50.232, Complies to CSA No. 22.2 210 and 127.

Properties

PVC self – extinguishing and flame retardant, test method to FT 2

Cable Design Parameters

Kindly complete the part numbers for these cables by adding the suffix (in place of ‘z’) for the sheath colour required:
1 – black (RAL 9005), 3 – grey (RAL 7001).

Kindly complete the part numbers for these cables by adding the suffix (in place of ‘xx’) for the insulation colour required:
01 – green, 02 – black, 03 – red, 04 – blue, 05 – yellow, 06 – green/yellow, 07 – white, 08 -violet, 09 – brown, 10 – orange, 11 – pink, 12 – grey, 13 – light blue
Kindly complete the part numbers by adding the suffix (in place of ‘c’) for the conductor type required:
0 = annealed bare copper (ABC), 1 = annealed tinned copper (ATC)