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AS/NZS 5000.1 Cu X-90 5V-90 0.6/1KV Australian standard armored cable

AS/NZS 5000.1 Cu X-90 5V-90 0.6/1KV Australian standard armored cable

These cables are used for non-enclosed control circuits and can be laid in pipelines, direct buried or underground pipeline installations in environments where mechanical damage may occur, such as commercial, industrial, mining and power systems.
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Product introduction
  • 01 Product applicationThese cables are used for non-enclosed control circuits and can be laid in pipelines, direct buried or underground pipeline installations in environments where mechanical damage may occur, such as commercial, industrial, mining and power systems.
  • 02 Product characteristics •SAA certification •Flame retardant acc. to IEC 60332-1-2

    •AS/NZS 5000.1AS/NZS 3008AS/NZS 1125

  • 03 Technical certification •Conform to RoHS standard
    •Conform to 2014/35/EU-Guideline ("Low-Voltage Directive") CE
Product structure

Conductor material: bare copper wire

Conductor class: acc. to IEC 60228 cl. 5

Core insulation: polyurethane PVC V-90

Core identification: Black core with white number, with or without GNYE

Inner sheath: PVC inner sheath

Armor: galvanized steel wire armor

Outer sheath: polyurethane PVC 5V-90

Sheath color: orange, other colors can also be selected

Rated voltage: 0.6/1kV

Testing voltage: 4 kV

Conductor resistance: acc. to ASNZS1125

Minimum bending radius fixed: 7.5x d

Minimum bending radius moved: 15x d

Operating temperature fixed: -15 °C / +90 °C

Operating temperature fixed: -5 °C / +90 °C

Burning behavior: self-extinguishing, acc. to IEC 60332-1 standard

Standard: AS/NZS  5000.1

Product identification: Aein bei ke    SHANGHAI AEIN  WIRE & CABLE  CO. .LTD   Model number   specification   Rated voltage 

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