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Type 455 3.3 to 33KV Cable

Type 455 3.3 to 33KV Cable

These cables are designed with reduced insulation and sheath thickness, no cradle, 2 earth and 1 pilot core (each earth and pilot are the same size) in the outer interstices. These cables are suitable for reeling and trailing applications where minimal diameter and mass is desired, particularly suited to stacker-reclaimer applications.

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  • 01 Product application


    These cables are designed with reduced insulation and sheath thickness, no cradle, 2 earth and 1 pilot core (each earth and pilot are the same size) in the outer interstices. These cables are suitable for reeling and trailing applications where minimal diameter and mass is desired, particularly suited to stacker-reclaimer applications.

  • 02 Product characteristics

    3.3/3.3kV

    Flexible

  • 03 Technical certification ·RoHS Compliant
    ·Complies with 2014/35/EU-Guidelines ("Low Voltage Directive") CE.
    • We are pleased to produce special versions, other dimensions, core and jacket colours on request.
Product structure


3×Conductors: Flexible stranded tinned annealed copper conductor.

Conductor Screen: Semiconductive compound (for cables having a voltage rating of 3.3/3.3kV and above).

Insulation: EPR.

Insulation Screen: Semiconductive elastomer.

Filler: Elastomer centre filler.

2×Interstitial Earth Conductor: CSP covered flexible stranded tinned copper conductor.

1×Interstitial Pilot: EPR covered flexible stranded tinned copper conductor.

Textile Reinforcement: Open-weave braid reinforcement.

Sheath: Extra-heavy duty PCP sheath. Extra-heavy duty CPE/CSP sheath can be offered upon request.



Keywords: CE certified cable

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