Analyze the numbering of power cables
The vast majority of countries or industries have clear standard regulations for the wires and cables we produce now, with the main purpose of ensuring uniform design and use. I will mainly introduce several wire and cable standard codes related to the products produced by our company.
1) GB 5023-1997 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables with rated voltage of 450/750V and below
2) JB 8734-1998 PVC insulated cables, wires and flexible cords with rated voltage of 450/750V and below
2) GB 5013-1997 Rubber Insulated Cables with Rated Voltage of 450/750V and Below
3) GB/T 12706-2002 Extruded Insulated Power Cables and Accessories with Rated Voltage from 1kV to 35kV
4) GB/T 9330-1988 Plastic Insulated Control Cables
for example
a)VV-0.6/1 3×150+1×70 GB/T 12706.2-2002
Copper core PVC insulation PVC sheathpower cableThe rated voltage is 0.6/1kv, with 3+1 cores. The nominal cross-section of the main core is 150mm2, and the cross-section of the fourth core is 70mm2.
b)BVVB-450/750V 2×1.5 JB 8734.2-1998
Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat cable, rated voltage 450/750v, 2-core, nominal conductor cross-section 1.5mm2.
c)YJLV22-8.7/10 3×120 GB/T 12706.3-2002
Aluminum core cross-linked polyethylene insulation, steel strip armor, polyvinyl chloride sheathpower cableThe rated voltage is 8.7/10kv, with 3 cores, and the nominal cross-section of the main core is 120mm2.