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MPRX Power & Control Cables 150/250(300)V

MPRX Power & Control Cables 150/250(300)V

MPRX cable type is used on board of ships for fixed installations, not subject to mechanical risk. All materials used to manufacture this cable are halogen-free. This design ensures that non corrosive and low toxic gases are emitted in case of fire. Therefore, this cable type is especially designed for installations on passenger ships, as on other commercial vessels.

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  • 01 Product application

    MPRX cable type is used on board of ships for fixed installations, not subject to mechanical risk.  All materials used to manufacture this cable are halogen-free. This design ensures that non corrosive and low toxic gases are emitted in case of fire. Therefore, this cable type is especially designed for installations on passenger ships, as on other commercial vessels.

  • 02 Product characteristics

    Halogen free: IEC 60754-1

    Sheath colour: Grey

    Conductor cross-section: 0.75 mm²

    Fire retardant: IEC 60332-3-22

    Flame retardant: IEC 60332-1

    Gases toxicity: No

  • 03 Technical certification • Conform to RoHS • We are pleased to produce special versions, other dimensions, core and jacket colours on request.
Product structure

Conductor: Stranded bare copper, class 2

Insulation: XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene)

Outer sheath: (Filler, if necessary) Polyolefin SHF1 (SHF2 on request), grey

Core Identification: White with printed numbers

Operating temperature, range: -30 - 80 °C

Max. conductor temperature in service: 90 °C

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