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Double insulated, UV-resistant, halogen-free Cable

Anwendung

The power of the wind, sun and water are alternative power sources which are always available and inexhaustible. These cables are intended for photo-voltaic systems. Photo-voltaic systems convert the energy ofthe sun directly into electric energy. The cable is UV-radiation and temperature resistant and can be used to connect individual solar cells. Because of their excellent weather resistance these cables can also be installed outdoors, but not buried underground or laid in water.

Temperaturbereich

• Table1/Table4: flexing -40°C to +80°C,fixed installation -50°C to +90°C
• Table1/Table3: flexing -30°C to +115°C,fixed installation -40°C to +115°C

Nennspannung:

• Table1/Table4: 600/1000 V
• Table1/Table3: 600/1000 V

A.C. test voltage, 50 Hz:

• Table1/Table4: 3500 V
• Table1/Table3: 3500 V

Minimum bending radius:

• Table1/Table4: for flexible installation,approx. 8x cable Ø
• Table1/Table3: for flexible installation,approx. 8x cable Ø

Bau

Table1

• Bare copper, fine wire conductor to DIN VDE 0295 cl. 5 and IEC 60228 cl. 5
• 1st insulation TPE
• 2nd insulation PUR, halogen-free and flame retardant acc. to test method B acc. to VDE 0472 part 804 and IEC 60332-1

Table2

• Bare copper, fine wire conductor to DIN VDE 0295 cl. 5 and IEC 60228 cl. 5
• 1st insulation PUR, halogen-free and flame retardant acc. to test method B acc. to VDE 0472 part 804 and IEC 60332-1

Table3

• Bare copper, fine wire conductor to DIN VDE 0295 cl. 5 and IEC 60228 cl. 5
• 1st insulation PUR, halogen-free and flame retardant acc. to test method B acc. to VDE 0472 part 804 and IEC 60332-1
• Armoring of V4A stainless steel

Table4

• Bare copper, fine wire conductor to DIN VDE 0295 cl. 5 and IEC 60228 cl. 5
• 1st insulation TPE, PUR
• 2nd insulation PUR, halogen-free and flame retardant acc. to test method B acc. to VDE 0472 part 804 and IEC 60332-1

Table1

Table2

Table3

Table4