250 MV105 or MV90 XLP Insulation PVC Jacket Shielded 100% or 133% 5KV
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250 MV105 or MV90 XLP Insulation PVC Jacket Shielded 100% or 133% 5KV
Applications:
The mv105 copper cable is an electrical wire used for power circuits up to 5,000 Volts when fixed in open air, conduit, or duct; in applications such as chemical plants, refineries, steel mills, industrial plants, commercial buildings, utility substations, and generating stations. The National Electric Code accepts this electrical cable for uses within 90°C for continuous operation, 130°C for emergency overload conditions, and 250°C for short circuit conditions.
Also Known As:
250 mcm medium voltage power cables, 250 mcm mv power cable, 250 mcm mv105 cable, 250 mcm mv105, 250 mv power cable, 250 mv105 cable, 250 mv105.
Standards:
- ICEA S-93-639
- NEMA WC74
- AEIC CS8
- Federal Specification J-C-30B
Construction
Conductors:
The MV power cable conductor is made of soft bare copper per ASTM B-3, Class B stranding per ASTM B-8 (compressed), or ASTM B-496 (compact), with a semi-conducting conductor shield.
Insulation:
The MV power cable has cross-linked polyethylene (XLP) insulation. The conductors are normally cabled together with XLP insulated aluminum ground or bare copper ground and covered with reinforced binder tape. XLP insulation is tough and resistant to impact, abrasion, chemicals, acids, oils, industrial solvents, and changes in weather.
Jacket:
Reinforced insulation is provided by a PVC jacket, which is sunlight-resistant, per ICEA S-97-682 and UL Standard 1072.
Specifications:
- AWG Size: 250
- Number of Strands: 37
- Overall Diameter (inches): 1.10
- Net Weight (Lbs/1000FT): 1095
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| Houston Wire & Cable : | HW20225001 |
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Power Cable |
5KV UL Type MV-90, 90°C Single Conductor, Shielded XLP Insulation,
PVC Jacket100% or 133% Insulation Level Copper Conductor
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Application:
Appropriate for all situations of corrosive environments in power circuits up to 5,000V when installed in open air, conduit, and duct, cable tray when CT rated, in wet and dry locations. Main uses are for chemical plants, refineries, steel mills, industrial plants, commercial buildings, utility substations and generating stations. National Electric Code permitted for use at 90°C for continuous operation, 130°C for emergency overload conditions, and 250°C for short circuit conditions.
Conductor:
Has a semi-conducting conductor shield, with soft bare annealed copper per ASTM B-3, Class B stranding per ASTM B-8 (compressed) or ASTM B-496 (compact).
Insulation:
A semi-conducting insulation shield, of cross-linked polyethylene (XLP) per ICEA S-97-682.
Shield:
Shielding wires meet ICEA standards.
Jacket:
Sunlight-resistant PVC per ICEA S-97-682 and UL Standard 1072.
Additional Standards:
- ICEA S-93-639
- NEMA WC74
- AEIC CS8
- Federal Specification J-C-30B
