CABLE ABBRIVATION, CONSTRUCTION and APPLICATION Thermoplastic — a - High Heat. | THN s designation fora specific insulation material, temperature THEN vanctect | ating, and condition of use (suitable for dry and damp locations) for Nylen-eatd electrical wire and cable "Nona ‘THWN isa designation for a specific insulation material, temperature THWN rating, and condition of use (wet locations) for electrical wire and resistant Nylon-coated sable ‘Commonly abbreviated as SWA, is a hard-wearing power cable Steel Wire | designed for the supply of mains electricity. Itis one of a number of swA ‘Armoured | armoured electrical cables - which include 11KV Cable and 33KV Cable found in underground systems, power networks and cable ducting ‘Steel Wire Armour is only used on multicore versions of the cable. A ‘aluminum | multisote cable, as the name suggests, is one where there are a Wee ‘number of different cores. When SWA Cable has only one core, AWA ‘Armowea | aliinium wire armour (AWA) is used instead of steel wire, This is ie because the aluminium is non-magnetic. A magnetic field is produced by the current in a single core cable. This would induce an electric current in the steel wire, which could cause overheating. LSZH or sooo Is a material classification typically used for cable jacketing in the LSOH oF | re reroky | __ wife and cable industry, LSZH cable jacketing is composed of LSOH or hee of | !hstmonlastc or thermoset compounds that emit limited smoke and LSFH halogen ‘no halogen when exposed to high sources of heat, e.g. flame, Construction:1- Solid or Stranded Copper Conductor TSIEC 2 PVC insulation, 3- PVC Filler, 4= PVC ou 60502, IEC _ stig, , Preferably for installation indoors, in cable ducts anc * Application : Ywvinyy) | 502, VDE or 0276-603, BS switching stations, underground installation with ac 6346, where mechanical damage is unexpecte: Teel : Max. operating temperature 70 % Short circult temperature 160°C HO7VU,R | TS9756HD | Construction ¥- Solid Copper Conductor (ya) | 24.383, DE 2. PVC insulation0281-3, BS ‘Application Preferably for installation indoors, in cable ducts 6004 plants or switching stations, under ground install Technical Data: Max. operating temperature 70 °C Short circuit temperature 160 °C Construction: 1-Flexible Copper Conductor 1S 9758 HD 2-PVC Insulation Hosv | 24.383, VD | Application _—_: For protected installation in equipment and lighti (vary | 0281-3,BS Also for in conduit, on and under plaster. 6004 | Technical Data: Max. operating temperature 70 °C Short circuit temperature 160° Construction: 1- Flexible Copper Conductor 180758, €¢ 2. PVC Insulation nov | 227, voe PPplication For protected installation in equipment and lightin war) | 0281 Bs Alo fori conduit on andl under plaster soos [Technical Data: Max. operating temperature 70°C Short circuit temperature 160 °C Construction: 1- Stranded Copper Conductor BALIK SIRTI 2- PVG insulation 7 TELL 3-PVC outer sheath (FLATTWIN | 85.6004 | 5 stgq These Cables ae used in dr yor damp locations & THREE installation. CORE) Suitable for installation in walls or embedded in Technical Data: Max. operating temperature 70°C Construction: 4-Solid Copper Conductor 2-PVC insulation 3-PVC outer sheath T89760,1EC | penicgion _;, Pieetably for instalation indoors, in cable ducts rat | 227, DE plants or cases | 0281,8s switching stations, under ground installation, wit 6500 protection where mechanical damage is unexpected. Technical Data: Max. operating temperature 70°C Short circuit temperature 160 °C ‘Applications: vepeipment + TEWTinned Copper may be used for wiring of machine rew | wrevren tools, appliances, and control cabinets Tinned + 0c Copper = UL&CSA 105°C +600 Volts> VW-1& Moisture Resistant = 6 AWG - 4/0 meets BC-5W2 + UL 10269: 1000 Volts MTW MACHINE TOOL WIRE The conductors are then insulated with a tough polyvinyl chloride (PVC), making the wire heat, moisture, and oil-resistant. The wire meets the requirements of the National Electrical Code and is listed by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. and Canadian Standards Association. Application Motor and transformer lead. External wiring of machinery Building wire Features Outstanding oil, flame and moisture resistance Extra flexible Resistance to corrosion and heat AWM Appliance Wiring Material Underwriters Laboratories categorizes appliance wiring material (AWM) as a Recognized Component used in Listed of Classified products. The final acceptance of the wire is determined by UL during the investigation of the listed product. AWM wires come in many different styles because there is an infinite variety of products in which AWM wire could possibly be used. The huge number of AWM styles can make understanding, identifying and finding an AWM wire difficult. How does UL categorize the styles? There are five sections of AWM wire, numbered 4 through 5. The different categorizations are based on the following criteriai: + Single conductor or multiconductor + Thermoplastic or thermoset jacket + Manufacturing method used to apply insulation, jacket or outer covering The style numbers mean something UL has published a document that explains the different terminologies and associated numbers that are assigned to the different styles. For convenience, a reproduction of the table that addresses the style numbers and their use is listed below. Appliance Wiring Material Style Number Designations.Style Designations Section TypelUse 1000-1999 and 10000- 1 Single conductor, thermoplastic-insulated wire 2000-2999 and 20000- 2Multiconductor, thermoplastic-insulated and -jacketed wire 3000-3999 3 Single conductor, thermosetting-insulated wire 4000-4999 4 Multiconductor, thermosetting-insulated and jacketed wire 5000-5999 5 Single and multiple conductor specialty items