General Cable PowrServ® OH Duplex Al Conductor XLPE Insulation Service Drop Cable Neutral-Supported 600V General Cable Cheap Sale

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There are various types of cables used in electrical power connection from the power plant to the final destination where we have it at the switch. There are a wide variety of conductors involved in the process and the duplex overhead is one of them. Insulated XLP cables are wires that have the ability to conduct electric current regardless of the environmental conditions. While there are some cables used in the underground power transmission method where by the cables are buried deep underground in the soil, these ones are suitable for overhead transmissions. However in each of these methods of transmission make use of very specific cables based on some special features.

On this post, I will focus on Duplex 600 volt Neutral XLPE cable. This cable is used in the overhead power transmission as a dropping cable, from the service drop to the meter box and panel boards in a building. The cable transmits the power safely as long as the voltage does not exceed 600v and the temperatures are kept below 90 degrees.

Make
The Overhead Duplex dropping cable comprises of one aluminum electrode which is insulated with black polyethylene. The lead free polyethylene insulator is cross-linked with the aluminum electrode making extrusions and is twisted round the bare aluminum electrode which serves as a neutral support. The insulated electrodes of aluminum are of class SW, A and B compacted within the range of 1350-H19 aluminum. The solid electrodes rated at H16 temper. The bare Neutral electrodes on the other hand are of class AA or an alloyed AAAC type. This cable also has a steel reinforcement, ACSR which is of class AA laid out in the right hand side. The cable just like every other Nassau cable has its own mark for identification which is printed in a white legend markings on its phase.

Features
Every cable has its own features that makes them appealing to the customers. The special attributes of your power transmitter has a direct bearing or how much power it can transfer safely and smoothly under the contemporary environmental conditions, and that’s something you can’t take chances with.

Here are some of the properties which make this cable your ideal conductor if overhead transmission is the way to go.
• The electrode is insulated to enable it withstand the harsh weather conditions like rain, wind, tearing caused by
    birds, chemicals, and cutting due to yielding.
• The cable has a rating of 600 volts so it can safely relay high voltage power.
• The electrode also operates within a temperature range of up to 90 degrees Celsius enhancing its operation in
    regions of higher temperature conditions.

Applications
Due to the excellent features of this cable, it is widely used in the following levels in the power transmission chain. In a nutshell: The 600 volt rated Duplex service drop cable, is used in overhead power delivery as a single phased transmission from the mounted power transformer to the service entrance of the building’s conductor. It is also suitable for use as a pole line in the secondary transmission chain having a pole splices. When out looking for an overhead power transmission cable, for singled phase power lines, go for Duplex 600 volt dropping cable and you can be sure of reliable service for years.