Available Types

• KVV – Standard Control Cable
• KVV22 – Steel Tape Armored Control Cable
• KVVR – Flexible Control Cable
• KVVP – Shielded Control Cable
• KVVP2 – Copper Tape Shielded Control Cable
• KVVRP – Flexible Shielded Control Cable

Applications Across Different Industries

ndustrial Automation

Used for:

• PLC control systems
• Production lines
• CNC equipment
• Intelligent manufacturing systems

Power Industry

Used in:

• Power stations
• Substations
• Distribution control systems
• Relay protection circuits

Oil & Gas Projects

Suitable for:

• Refinery control systems
• Instrumentation circuits
• Process monitoring equipment

Infrastructure Projects

Applied in:

• Metro systems
• Airports
• Commercial buildings
• Smart city projects

Building Automation

Ideal for:

• HVAC systems
• Fire alarm systems
• Security monitoring
• Access control systems

FAQ

1. What is the difference between KVV and KVVP cable?

KVV is a standard control cable used for general signal transmission. KVVP includes a copper wire shield layer that provides better protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI), making it suitable for instrumentation and sensitive control systems.

2. Can KVV cable be used outdoors?

Yes. KVV cable can be installed outdoors when properly protected. For harsh environments or direct burial applications, armored versions such as KVV22 are recommended.

3. What voltage rating is available for KVV cable?

The most common rated voltage is 450/750V, suitable for control circuits, monitoring systems, and industrial automation equipment.

4. How many cores can a KVV cable have?

KVV cables are available from 2 cores up to 61 cores, depending on project requirements and control system design.

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