Prysmian 16 mm² 4 Core Power Cable, Black Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH), 50m

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RS Stock No.:
494-5834
Mfr. Part No.:
20147071
Brand:
Prysmian
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Brand

Prysmian

Cross Sectional Area

16 mm²

Number of Cores

4

Sheath Colour

Black

Length

50m

Armoured

Yes

Current Rating

99 A

Outer Diameter

22.3mm

Sheath Material

Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH)

Voltage Rating

1 kV

Conductor Strand Type

Stranded

Conductor Material

Annealed Copper

Maximum Operating Temperature

+90°C

Insulation Material

PEX

Conductor Resistance

4.15 Ω/km

Cable Shape

Multicore

Minimum Operating Temperature

-25°C

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

Afumex BS6724 LSZH Armoured Cable


Brought to you by Prysmian, this series of Afuxmex 90 steel wire armoured cable is an excellent choice for harsh environments. Designed for supply leads for medium duty domestic and office appliances, the choice doesn't end there. As a hard-wearing and durable SWA cable is essential for many applications. An excellent resistance to ignition and flame conforms to health and safety standards, due to the very low levels of smoke which would be produced. All models are highly reliable and excellent quality.

Features and Benefits


• BASEC Approved
• Stranded annealed copper to BS EN 60228
• Low smoke to BS7622
• Temperature rating: -15 to +90°C
• Halogen free, BS EN 50267-2-1, BS EN 50267-2-3

What is Steel Wire Armoured Cable?


Steel wire armoured cable (SWA) is a highly reinforced power cable. It will supply a continuous flow of electricity to the intended target, due the galvanized steel overlapping the center cable. Each cable is built up of numerous copper cores, followed by XLPE insulation of the cores. The insulated cores are then protected by a layer of PVC bedding, which is secured by steel wire. Finally a thick outer layer of PVC covers the entirety of the cable.

When would this armoured cable be required?


The best use of this cable would be if the intended application is likely to be on a rough surface, or is situated in areas where there is high traffic and risk of debris striking the power cable. This would be the most beneficial. As an example, some of the applications for using SWA cable include:

• Busy offices and warehouses
• Indoor and outdoor power stations
• High risk workshops

Standards

BS6724

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