PNCT Cable 0.6/1kV Also known as 2PNCT
Application：
The sheath is usually made of flame-retardant material, making it ideal for tough conditions. PNCT cables may have many different variations, although the base structure is the same in all that helps identify them as PNCT.
Model No.：PNCT Cable
Voltage：0.6/1kV
Conductor：Copper or Tinned Coppper
Insulation：EPR Rubber（Ethylene propylene rubbe）
Sheath：CR Rubber（Chloroprene rubber）
Shape：Round
Brand：KINGYEAR
Standard：JIS C3327 / IEC 60502-1
Place of Origin：China
Package：Exported Wooden Drum
Terms of Payment: L/C, T/T, D/P, PayPal, Western Union, Small-amount payment
Certification：ISO,CE and other certifications.
Production Capacity：30000m/week
The integrity of any structure or machine depends heavily on its wiring. The cables you use should be appropriate for the application. More importantly, they should be of high-quality as faulty, cheap cables can cause damage.
You’ll find PNCT cables in lots of portable electrical equipment. It’s similar to the cables we see at home on appliances such as refrigerators, air conditioning units, washing machines, and kitchen appliances. This is because they come from the same set of cables with similar features.
PNCT Cable Features
PNCT cables come in a variety of sizes, with the distinctive feature being the number of cores. They can have anywhere from single to up to eight cores.
Now, the number of cores in the cable depends on the application of the cable. The heavier the usage, the more cores will be needed. This will also determine the voltage the cable can support. The cores are typically colored differently, but there isn’t any specific standard about colors.
PNCT cables can typically support a voltage of 0.6/1kv, but you can find other voltages as well. Voltage is basically the work the cable does to push the current through the conducting loop. This also depends on the application of the cable, as heavy equipment will require more voltage.
Insulation in PNCT cables is typically not that thick, but in some cables, the insulation can be thicker. Similarly, the filling also varies by manufacturers. Some use a mix of talcum powder and calcium carbonate, while some use very fine calcium carbonate as filling between the cores.
Cabtyre cables, in general, are used in electrical appliances and equipment. However, PNCT cable is mainly used in equipment used in the following industries:
- Mining
- Farming
- Construction
Unlike the appliances or tools we use at home, these industries utilize heavy machinery, often in rough conditions and outside. So they need a very specific type of cable that can withstand those conditions and provide good voltage for the equipment.
Machines like excavators, drills, shuttle cars, ploughing machines, irrigation machinery, and power tills may use such cables.
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