YJLHV22 (8.7/15kV) is a medium-voltage (MV) power cable designed specifically for 10kV distribution networks. It features 8000 series aluminum alloy conductors, cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) insulation, copper tape shielding, galvanized steel tape armor, and a low-smoke halogen-free (LSZH) outer sheath. Rated at 8.7/15kV (Um=17.5kV), it is designed for applications such as urban power grids, industrial parks, critical public utilities, and renewable energy projects, offering high safety, mechanical protection, fire resistance, and cost-effectiveness.
Compared to traditional copper-core YJV22 or aluminum-core YJLV22 cables, YJLHV22 (8.7/15kV) offers advantages such as lighter weight, superior fire/smoke resistance, robust armor, and stable electrical performance, making it the preferred choice for engineers and procurement personnel in high-reliability, fire-resistant, and budget-sensitive medium-voltage projects.


A municipal project replaced its old copper cables with YJLHV22-8.7/15kV-3×400mm² cables for a 12-kilometer underground main power line. Key advantages: 35% cost reduction, compliance with low-smoke halogen-free fire-resistant standards, and armor reinforcement for busy traffic areas. After five years of operation, no faults occurred; maintenance costs were reduced by 60% compared to the old copper cables.
A hospital with 1200 beds selected YJLHV22-8.7/15kV-3×300mm² cables as its main incoming line. Requirements: Class A flame retardant, low-smoke, halogen-free, ensuring life safety. The cable passed the fire department's inspection and has been operating continuously for 24 hours a day for 4 years with stable performance.
A 500,000-square-meter high-tech park (including two data centers) used YJLHV22-8.7/15kV-3×240mm² cables for power distribution in the factory and data centers. Advantages: Lightweight (30% faster installation), low-smoke halogen-free (LSZH) characteristics ensure fire safety for the data centers, and the armored structure facilitates direct burial. The project was completed on time, with total costs reduced by 18% compared to copper core solutions.
A 50MW solar power plant used YJLHV22-8.7/15kV-3×185mm² insulation material to lay 8 kilometers of directly buried data collection lines. Key advantages: strong UV resistance and weather resistance, able to withstand desert rock erosion, and low cost. It withstood extreme temperatures (-35℃ to +45℃) and sandstorms, operating without failure for three years.
