500MCM 15kV EPR-PVC MV-105 Shielded Nassau Cheap Sale

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Applications:  EPR-PVC- 15KV Shielded, Ungrounded Type MV105 Power Cable is for use in airborne, direct entombment, link plate, raceway, and underground pipe establishments as allowed by the National Electrical Code. These links are equipped for working consistently at a conductor temperature not in excess of 105°C for typical operation, 140°C for crisis over-burden conditions, and 250°C for short circuit conditions, and are appraised at 15,000V, 133% protection level (ungrounded framework). For use in Class I, Div II areas. Most extreme sidewall weight is 1000 lbs. This link can be introduced without the requirement for pulling oil.  EPR-PVC- 15KV Shielded, Ungrounded Type MV105 Power Cable is planned for use as a feeder and can be utilized as a part of a wide range of sorts of uses where greatest conveying limit is required. The link can be introduced in channel, pipe or aeronautical applications and must be upheld by an emissary wire. This link can likewise be covered specifically. The link can work in wet or dry areas and has a most extreme conductor temperature of 105°C. This link is considered satisfactory by Underwriters Laboratories details and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

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Colors: Offered in black, white, red, orange, gray, yellow, green, blue. Striped pattern available in all colors.  Standard is black.

Regulations:
UL 1072- These requirements cover the shielded and nonshielded medium-voltage power cables that are described in Tables 1.1 (single-conductor) and 1.2 (multiple-conductor). 
CSA C68.10 – A CSA specification for industrial electrical cables. 

CSA FT4 – 70,000 BTU flame test for cables used in trays should burn the cables for 20 minutes and not exceed 1.5 meters after the test is finished. 

IEEE 383 – Standard for qualifying electric cables and splices for nuclear facilities. 

Jacket: Polyvinyl choloride (PVC) jacket is fire-resistant, and impervious to daylight and wetness. 

Insulation: Ethylene propylene rubber (EPR).

Conductor: 100% annealed uncoated copper compact stranded.