Copper Wire Braided Shielded Instrument Cable PVC/PVC Overall & Individual Screened

APPLICATION

The cable is suitable for electronic computers and automation instruments with high anti-interference requirements for rated voltage of 500V and below

CONSTRUCTION AND SEPCIFICATION

• Conductor:The first or second type of copper conductor
• Insulation: Low density polyethylene (LLDPE)
• Filler (optional): Filling rope
• Separate shielding: Braided shielding (P)
• Overall shield: Braided shielding (P)
• Outer sheath: Polyvinyl chloride ST2 (PVC)

Core identification

• Pair group: Black and White
• Triple line group: Black, White, Blue
• Four line group: Black, White, Blue, Red
• Line groups are distinguished by color bands.

STANDARD

TICW/06-2009,GB/T 3956

CHARACTERISTIC

• Voltage Rating Uo/U: 300/500V
• Maximum system voltage (Um): 600V
• Maximum operating temperature of conductor:+70℃
• Operating ambient temperature: -20℃~+45℃
• Cable laying temperature:Not less than 0℃(When the ambient temperature is below 0℃, the cable should be preheated.)
• Minimum Bending Radius: During installation: 12D After installation: 10D (D is the actual outer diameter of the cable

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FAQ

What is the purpose of a braided copper wire shield in instrument cables?‌
The braided copper wire shield provides excellent electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, ensuring signal integrity in noisy industrial environments by minimizing external interference.

How does the PVC/PVC overall sheath enhance durability?‌
The PVC/PVC overall sheath offers robust protection against abrasion, moisture, and chemicals, making the cable suitable for harsh conditions like outdoor or industrial settings.

What does "individual screened" mean in this cable type?‌
"Individual screened" refers to each conductor being separately shielded, reducing cross-talk between wires and improving signal clarity for sensitive instrumentation.

Is this cable suitable for outdoor use?‌
Yes, the PVC/PVC construction and braided shielding provide resistance to UV exposure, moisture, and mechanical stress, making it ideal for outdoor installations.
What industries commonly use this cable?‌
It is widely used in industrial automation, power plants, manufacturing, and aerospace, where reliable signal transmission under EMI-prone conditions is critical.

How does the braided shield compare to other shielding methods?‌
Braided shielding offers superior flexibility and EMI protection compared to foil shields, though it may be slightly less effective at very high frequencies.

What maintenance is required for this cable?‌
Minimal maintenance is needed due to its durable PVC sheath and corrosion-resistant copper shield; periodic inspections for physical damage are recommended.

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