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Flame-retardant wire and cable

This product is suitable for transmission of electric energy in power lines with a rated voltage of 0.6/1KV and below. Resistant wires and cables are difficult to catch fire and have the ability to prevent or delay the spread of flames. They are suitable for laying in a variety of occasions where cables have flame-retardant requirements, such as high-rise buildings, hotels, hospitals, subways, nuclear power plants, power plants, mines, and petroleum. , Chemical industry, etc.

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    • Commodity name: Flame-retardant wire and cable
    • Commodity ID: 1329827697869344768

    This product is suitable for transmission of electric energy in power lines with a rated voltage of 0.6/1KV and below. Resistant wires and cables are difficult to catch fire and have the ability to prevent or delay the spread of flames. They are suitable for laying in a variety of occasions where cables have flame-retardant requirements, such as high-rise buildings, hotels, hospitals, subways, nuclear power plants, power plants, mines, and petroleum. , Chemical industry, etc.

       This product is suitable for power transmission in power lines with a rated voltage of 0.6/1KV and below. Resistant wire and cable have the ability to catch fire and prevent or delay the spread of flame. It is suitable for laying in a variety of occasions where the cable has flame-retardant requirements, such as high-rise buildings, hotels, hospitals, subways, nuclear power plants, power plants, mines, and petroleum. , Chemical industry, etc.
    Product implementation standards:GB/T19666-2005, GB/T5023-2008, GB/T12706.1-2008, GB/T9330-2008
    Instructions for flame-retardant wires and cables
       Flame-retardant wire and cable refers to being burned under the specified test conditions, so that the flame spread is only within a limited range. After the fire source is removed, the residual smoke and residual burn can extinguish the cable by itself within a limited time
    Flame retardant grade of flame retardant wire and cable
      The burning of finished wires and cables is divided into single burning test and bundle burning test.
    Single burning test method: Take the vertical support of the specimen with the specified length, place the rubberized kraft paper "flame indicator" on the upper part of the specimen, and place the surgical cotton ball under the specimen. Use a blowtorch to supply fire to the specimen for 15s, Stop for 15s. After repeated 5 cycles, if the "flame indicator" burns more than 25%, the burning drops ignite the cotton ball, and the flame lasts for more than 60s, it will be judged as unqualified, otherwise it is qualified.
    Bundle burning test method: The cables are arranged in a bundle on a vertical ladder frame, and the sample is supplied with a torch for a specified time from the bottom to the top. After stopping the fire supply for 1 hour, measure the height of the carbonized part of the sample. If the height of the carbonized part does not exceed 2.5 meters, it is judged as qualified, otherwise it is unqualified.
    According to the test conditions specified in GB/T18380.3-2002, flame-retardant wires and cables are divided into four levels: A, B, C, and D
    Table 1

    Flame retardant grade

    Fire temperature

    Fire time

    The volume of non-metallic materials for laying cables in bundles

    Charring height

    Self-extinguishing time

    Applicable products

    A

    ≥815℃

    40min

    ≥7L/m

    ≤2.5m

    ≤1h

    Flame retardant cable

    B

    ≥815℃

    40min

    ≥3.5L/m

    ≤2.5m

    ≤1h

    Flame retardant cable

    C

    ≥815℃

    20min

    ≥1.5L/m

    ≤2.5m

    ≤1h

    Flame retardant cable

    D

    ≥815℃

    20min

    ≥0.5L/m

    ≤2.5m

    ≤1h

    Flame retardant insulated wire

     

     

  • Representation of flame-retardant wire and cable products
    The model representation method of the flame-retardant wire and cable: The model of the flame-retardant wire and cable is added ○-□ before the model of the ordinary cable. 〇- is the flame-retardant code and represented by Z, □- is the flame-retardant grade code, and the flame-retardant grade ABCD is used Means.
    Products are expressed by model, rated voltage, core number, nominal cross section and the number of this standard.
    For example: Rated voltage 450/750V flame-retardant PVC wire, single core, 4mm2, expressed as ZB-BV 450/750V 1*4 Q/TEC16.03-2005
    Rated voltage 600/1000V flame-retardant Class B XLPE insulated PVC sheathed power cable, 3-core, 240mm2, denoted as ZB-YJV 600/1000V 3*240 Q/TEC16.03-2005

    See the table for the model and name of the cable

    Model

    Name

    Flame retardant rating

    Core number

    Cross section
    mm2

    Rated voltage
    v

    Z-BV

    PVC insulated flame retardant wire with copper core

    A、B、C、D

    1

    1.5-400

    450/750

    Z -BVV

    PVC insulated flame retardant round cable with copper core and sheath

    A、B、C、D

    1-5

    1.5-35

    300/500

    Z -BVVB

    PVC insulated flame retardant flat cable with copper core and PVC sheath

    A、B、C、D

    2,3

    0.75-10

    300/500

    Z -BVR

    PVC insulated flame retardant flexible cable with copper core

    A、B、C、D

    1

    2.5-70

    450/750

    Z -RVS

    PVC insulated flame retardant stranded connecting flexible cable with copper core

    A、B、C、D

    1

    0.75-2.5

    300/300

    Z -RV

    Sheathless flame retardant flexible cable with copper core

    A、B、C、D

    1

    1.5-240

    450/750

    Z -KVV

    PVC insulated flame retardant control cable with PVC sheath

    A、B、C、D

    2-61

    1-10

    450/750

    Z -KVV22

    PVC insulated flame retardant control cable with PVC sheath and steel tape armoring

    A、B、C、D

    2-61

    1-10

    450/750

    Z -KVVP2

    PVC insulated flame retardant control cable with PVC sheath and copper tape shielding

    A、B、C、D

    2-61

    1-10

    450/750

    Z -KVVP2-22

    PVC insulated flame retardant control cable with PVC sheath, copper tape shielding and steel tape armoring

    A、B、C、D

    2-61

    1-10

    450/750

    Z -KYJV

    Crosslinked polyethylene insulated flame retardant control cable with PVC sheath

    A、B、C、D

    2-61

    1-10

    450/750

    Z -KYJV22

    Crosslinked polyethylene insulated flame retardant control cable with PVC sheath and steel tape armoring

    A、B、C、D

    2-61

    1-10

    450/750

    Z -KYJVP2

    Crosslinked polyethylene insulated flame retardant control cable with PVC sheath and copper tape shielding

    A、B、C、D

    2-61

    1-10

    450/750

    Z -KYJVP2-22

    Crosslinked polyethylene insulated flame retardant control cable with PVC sheath, steel tape armoring and copper tape shielding

    A、B、C、D

    2-61

    1-10

    450/750

    Z -VV

    PVC insulated flame retardant cable with PVC sheath

    A、B、C、D

    1-5

    1.5-800

    600/1000

    Z -VV22

    PVC insulated flame retardant cable with PVC sheath and steel tape armoring

    A、B、C、D

    1-5

    1.5-400

    600/1000

    Z -YJV

    Crosslinked polyethylene insulated flame retardant cable with PVC sheath

    A、B、C、D

    1-5

    1.5-800

    600/1000

    Z -YJV22

    Crosslinked polyethylene insulated flame retardant cable with PVC sheath and steel tape armoring

    A、B、C、D

    1-5

    1.5-400

    600/1000

  •  This product is suitable for power transmission in power lines with a rated voltage of 0.6/1KV and below. The resistance wire and cable is difficult to catch fire and has the ability to prevent or delay the spread of flame. It is suitable for a variety of occasions where the cable has flame retardant requirements

    Using features
    The rated voltage U0/U of the flame-retardant cable is 0.6/1KV, the rated voltage U0/U of the flame-retardant control cable is 450/750V, and the rated voltage U0/U of the flame-retardant wire and cable is 450/750V and below.
      The long-term allowable working temperature of PVC insulated cables does not exceed 70℃, and the long-term allowable working temperature of XLPE insulated cables does not exceed 90℃
       The ambient temperature during installation should not be lower than 0°C.
      Minimum bending radius during cable installation
      The outer diameter (D) of the flame-retardant wire is less than 25mm, the allowable bending radius of the cable should not be less than 4D, the outer diameter (D) is 25mm and above, and the allowable bending radius of the cable should not be less than 6D.
       Flame-retardant and fire-resistant control cables: cables without armor layers should be no less than 6 times the outer diameter of the cables, cables with armored or copper tape shielding structures should be no less than 12 times the outer diameter of the cables.
      The minimum bending radius of flame-retardant and fire-resistant power cables is shown in Table 3

     

    Single core cable

    Multi-core cable

    Item Item

    Unarmored

    Armored

    Unarmored

    Armored

    Minimum bending radius during installation

    20D

    15D

    15D

    12D

    D-Outer diameter of the cable

    Table 4 Nominal cross-section of neutral conductor of multi-core cable

    Nominal cross section of main insulated core conductor /min2

    Nominal cross section of neutral conductor /min2

    3+1, 3+2, 4+1 core
    3+1, 3+2, 4+1 Cores

    4, 5 cores
    4. 5 Cores

    4

    2.5

    4

    6

    4

    6

    10

    6

    10

    16

    10

    16

    25

    16

    25

    35

    16

    35

    50

    25

    50

    70

    35

    70

    95

    50

    95

    120

    70

    120

    150

    70

    150

    185

    95

    185

    240

    120

    240

    300

    150

    300

    400

    185

    400

      The conductive core of the single-core cable is round, and those of 16mm2 and above can be pressed tightly. For multi-core cables with a cross-section of 35mm2 and below, the core should be round, and those with a cross-section of 50mm2 and above should be fan-shaped, tile-shaped or semicircular. The fourth core (neutral core) in a four-core cable can be round or fan-shaped. The neutral wire of a five-core cable can be round or tile-shaped. Those with a diameter of 6mm2 and below are allowed to be composed of a single conductor, and those with a diameter of 10mm2 and above are composed of multiple single wires. The shaped conductor (sector, tile or semicircle) should be tightly pressed.
    Main performance
    The finished wire should be able to withstand 5 cycles of vertical burning test without transmitting flame. After the test, the continuous burning time of the sample should not exceed 1h. The finished cable should be subjected to a bundled cable burning test. After the test, the height of the scorched or affected part of the cable should not exceed 2.5m above the point of action of the flame.
    The wire and cable should withstand the low-temperature winding test or low-temperature impact test at -15℃. After the test, there should be no visible cracks on the surface of the sample.
    The insulation volume resistivity of the finished wire at 70℃ should be greater than 1*1010Ω/cm.
    The finished flame-retardant and fire-resistant wire should be able to withstand the 2.5KV AC voltage test without breakdown in 5 minutes. The finished flame-retardant and fire-resistant control cable should be able to withstand the 3KV AC voltage test without breakdown in 5 minutes. The finished flame-retardant and fire-resistant power cable should be able to withstand the 3.5KV AC voltage test, and the flame-retardant and fire-resistant wire and cable should not be broken for 5 minutes. The flame-retardant and fire-resistant wire and cable are made of highly flame-retardant polyvinyl chloride plastic, and the oxygen index is greater than 30%. The cables are the same.
    Cable specifications and reference data

    The specifications, structural dimensions and weight of the flame-retardant wire and cable products are according to the common type and similar products.
    Selection points of flame-retardant cables

    When    wires and cables are laid in bundles, flame-retardant wires and cables should be used.
    Method for selecting flame retardant grade of flame retardant cable:
    Calculate the total volume of non-metallic materials of wires and cables according to Table 5 to Table 7, and then determine the flame retardant grade according to Table 1.
    For cables laid in the same channel, cables of the same flame-retardant grade should be selected. Flame-retardant and non-flame-retardant cables should not be laid in the same channel. For cables laid in a box with a cover and a cable trench with a cover, if measures such as blocking and water blocking have been taken to prevent flame extension, the first-class flame-retardant requirement can be reduced. The flame-retardant cable must indicate the flame-retardant level. Those who indicate the level shall be regarded as C level.

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    Table 5 Reference table for non-metallic content of 450/750V PVC insulated wires

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    1.5

    3.4

    0.0076

    16

    8

    0.0342

    95

    17

    0.1319

    300

    29.5

    0.3831

    2.5

    4.2

    0.0113

    25

    9.8

    0.0504

    120

    19

    0.1634

    400

    33.5

    0.4810

    4

    4.8

    0.0141

    35

    11

    0.0600

    150

    21

    0.1962

     

     

     

    6

    5.4

    0.0169

    50

    13

    0.0827

    185

    23.5

    0.2485

     

     

     

    10

    6.8

    0.0263

    70

    15

    0.1066

    240

    26.5

    0.3113

     

     

     

     

     

    Table 6 Reference table for non-metallic content of 0.6/1KV PVC insulated unarmored cables

    1 core

    3 cores

    (3+1) cores

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    1.5

    5.8

    0.0294

    1.5

    10.4

    0.0878

     

     

     

    2.5

    6.2

    0.0327

    2.5

    11.3

    0.0975

    2.5

    11.9

    0.1099

    4

    7.1

    0.0416

    4

    13.2

    0.1238

    4

    13.7

    0.1369

    6

    7.6

    0.0461

    6

    14.3

    0.1372

    6

    15.2

    0.1572

    10

    8.9

    0.0576

    10

    17.0

    0.1742

    10

    17.8

    0.1957

    16

    9.6

    0.0643

    16

    18.6

    0.1961

    16

    20.0

    0.2295

    25

    11.2

    0.0830

    25

    22.5

    0.2910

    25

    23.7

    0.3181

    35

    12.2

    0.0926

    35

    24.6

    0.3203

    35

    25.5

    0.3448

    50

    14.0

    0.1161

    50

    25.3

    0.3481

    50

    28.6

    0.4166

    70

    15.8

    0.1386

    70

    28.4

    0.4069

    70

    32.3

    0.4864

    95

    18.0

    0.1753

    95

    32.4

    0.5098

    95

    37.3

    0.6298

    120

    19.4

    0.1918

    120

    35.4

    0.5745

    120

    40.5

    0.7090

    150

    21.6

    0.2343

    150

    39.0

    0.6911

    150

    44.4

    0.8489

    185

    23.8

    0.2809

    185

    43.0

    0.8230

    185

    49.7

    1.0244

    240

    26.5

    0.3323

    240

    48.8

    1.0379

    240

    56.0

    1.2635

    300

    31.3

    0.4284

    300

    53.0

    1.2344

    300

    62.2

    1.5166

     

    Continued Table 6

    4 cores

    5 cores

    (4+1) cores

    (3+2) cores

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    1.5

    11.2

    0.1012

    1.5

    12.0

    0.1158

     

     

     

     

     

     

    2.5

    12.2

    0.1128

    2.5

    13.1

    0.1294

    2.5

    12.9

    0.1099

    2.5

    13.3

    0.1474

    4

    14.3

    0.1456

    4

    15.5

    0.1717

    4

    15.0

    0.1369

    4

    15.0

    0.1723

    6

    15.5

    0.1646

    6

    16.9

    0.1908

    6

    16.6

    0.1572

    6

    16.3

    0.1913

    10

    18.6

    0.2066

    10

    20.3

    0.2410

    10

    19.6

    0.1957

    10

    18.9

    0.2290

    16

    20.4

    0.2329

    16

    22.4

    0.2716

    16

    22.4

    0.2295

    16

    22.0

    0.2732

    25

    24.7

    0.3356

    25

    27.1

    0.3932

    25

    26.2

    0.3181

    25

    25.4

    0.3596

    35

    27.1

    0.3712

    35

    30.0

    0.4465

    35

    28.6

    0.3448

    35

    27.0

    0.3848

    50

    27.5

    0.4222

    50

    31.6

    0.5273

    50

    29.9

    0.4166

    50

    28.5

    0.4471

    70

    31.4

    0.5068

    70

    36.0

    0.6182

    70

    33.9

    0.4864

    70

    32.3

    0.5218

    95

    36.0

    0.6375

    95

    41.4

    0.7916

    95

    39.0

    0.6298

    95

    36.8

    0.6635

    120

    39.1

    0.7153

    120

    44.4

    0.8834

    120

    41.5

    0.7090

    120

    39.5

    0.7445

    150

    43.4

    0.8806

    150

    49.1

    1.0808

    150

    46.9

    0.8489

    150

    44.2

    0.9157

    185

    47.8

    1.0480

    185

    54.8

    1.3155

    185

    52.0

    1.0244

    185

    49.0

    1.0960

    240

    54.3

    1.3174

    240

    61.8

    1.6326

    240

    59.0

    1.2635

    240

    55.6

    1.3450

    300

    60.9

    1.5883

    300

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    1 core

    3 cores

    (3+1) cores

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    1.5

    5.6

    0.0265

    1.5

    10.0

    0.0768

     

     

     

    2.5

    6.0

    0.0296

    2.5

    10.8

    0.0858

    2.5

    11.4

    0.0993

    4

    6.5

    0.0331

    4

    11.9

    0.0964

    4

    12.5

    0.1114

    6

    7.0

    0.0370

    6

    13.0

    0.1078

    6

    13.7

    0.1248

    10

    8.3

    0.0468

    10

    15.7

    0.1398

    10

    16.4

    0.1578

    16

    9.0

    0.0525

    16

    17.4

    0.1589

    16

    18.5

    0.1871

    25

    10.6

    0.0691

    25

    21.2

    0.2441

    25

    22.3

    0.2678

    35

    11.6

    0.0774

    35

    23.4

    0.2696

    35

    24.1

    0.2907

    50

    13.2

    0.0938

    50

    23.6

    0.2730

    50

    25.9

    0.3201

    70

    15.1

    0.1145

    70

    27.0

    0.3299

    70

    29.9

    0.3958

    95

    16.8

    0.1325

    95

    30.1

    0.3827

    95

    33.8

    0.4701

    120

    18.5

    0.1559

    120

    33.5

    0.4562

    120

    37.4

    0.5610

    150

    20.6

    0.1915

    150

    37.3

    0.5727

    150

    41.2

    0.6797

    185

    22.8

    0.2308

    185

    41.3

    0.6985

    185

    46.2

    0.8274

    240

    25.4

    0.2751

    240

    46.7

    0.8649

    240

    51.9

    1.0103

    300

    30.1

    0.3551

    300

    50.3

    0.9897

    300

    57.5

    1.1943


    Continuous table of table 7

    4 cores

    5 cores

    (4+1) cores

    (3+2) cores

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    Cross section
    mm2

    Diameter
    mm

    Nonmetal content
    l/m

    1.5

    10.7

    0.0912

    1.5

    11.5

    0.1042

     

     

     

     

     

     

    2.5

    11.7

    0.1019

    2.5

    12.6

    0.1166

    2.5

    12.4

    0.1141

    2.5

    12.2

    0.1116

    4

    12.8

    0.1151

    4

    13.9

    0.1354

    4

    13.6

    0.1284

    4

    13.3

    0.1255

    6

    14.0

    0.1316

    6

    15.2

    0.1513

    6

    15.0

    0.1481

    6

    14.7

    0.1450

    10

    17.2

    0.1671

    10

    18.7

    0.1935

    10

    18.0

    0.1842

    10

    17.3

    0.1786

    16

    19.0

    0.1896

    16

    20.7

    0.2194

    16

    20.7

    0.2235

    16

    20.3

    0.2221

    25

    23.2

    0.2833

    25

    25.5

    0.3300

    25

    24.6

    0.3152

    25

    23.7

    0.3004

    35

    25.6

    0.3138

    35

    28.4

    0.3761

    35

    26.8

    0.3439

    35

    25.4

    0.3219

    50

    26.2

    0.3375

    50

    28.9

    0.4069

    50

    26.6

    0.3616

    50

    26.2

    0.3442

    70

    30.5

    0.4250

    70

    33.9

    0.5098

    70

    31.1

    0.4606

    70

    30.4

    0.4238

    95

    34.4

    0.4962

    95

    38.1

    0.6016

    95

    48.1

    0.5398

    95

    34.1

    0.5136

    120

    38.0

    0.5901

    120

    41.7

    0.7114

    120

    54.1

    0.6370

    120

    37.3

    0.6097

    150

    42.3

    0.7309

    150

    46.4

    0.8879

    150

    61.7

    0.8010

    150

    41.8

    0.7331

    185

    46.9

    0.8906

    185

    52.1

    1.1009

    185

    48.1

    0.8073

    185

    46.9

    0.9085

    240

    53.1

    1.0996

    240

    58.3

    1.3172

    240

    54.1

    0.9972

    240

    52.7

    1.0924

    300

    59.4

    1.3031

    300

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Delivery length
    The delivery length of the cable should not be less than 100m, and the measurement error should not be greater than 0.5%. It is allowed to deliver short cables with a length of not less than 20 meters, and the quantity should not exceed 10% of the total length of delivery.
    According to the agreement between the two parties, any length of cable is allowed to be delivered.
    Packaging signs and transportation
    The cable should be properly packaged on a cable reel for delivery. The length of the cable extension should not be less than 300mm, and the end should be reliably sealed with a cable jacket.
    Each cable package should be accompanied by a product quality certificate. The certificate should be placed in an impermeable bag and fixed on the side of the cable reel.                
    Each outer cable tray should be marked:
    Length m Manufacturing Date: Year Month
    Standard number
    Gross weight kg:
    The symbol that indicates the correct rotation direction of the cable reel. Transport and storage
    Reel does not allow flat
    During transportation, it is strictly forbidden to lower the cable reel with cables from a high place, and it is strictly forbidden to lose the cables mechanically.
    When hoisting packages, it is strictly forbidden to hoist several trays at the same time. On vehicles, ships and other transportation tools, the cable reel must be placed firmly and fixed with a suitable method to prevent mutual collision or overturning.


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