Model: YJV23
Copper conductors, XLPE insulation and galvanized steel wire armor combine in a five-core cable for low-voltage AC distribution. A protective construction for projects where mechanical durability matters.
01 Cable Construction
Class 2 stranded and compacted copper.
XLPE insulation around each conductor.
Black PVC outer covering over the armored assembly.
Non-hygroscopic filler and non-woven binder tape organize the cores. A black PVC inner sheath separates the core assembly from the galvanized steel wire armor, with binder tape and a black PVC outer sheath completing the cable.
Why Cable Armor Matters
Galvanized steel wires form a mechanical protection layer around the insulated core assembly. The armor helps resist physical damage during handling and service.
Added Mechanical Protection
Armor provides reinforcement against impact and compression. The required protection still depends on the cable route and installation conditions.
Different Layers, Different Roles
XLPE provides electrical insulation, steel wire armor provides mechanical reinforcement, and the PVC sheath covers the assembly. Armor does not make a cable fire-resistant or waterproof.
Designed Into the Installation
Cable glands, armor bonding and handling requirements are part of the installation design. Pulling limits and bending requirements depend on the selected cable size.
02 Standards & Operating Characteristics
IEC 60502-1
Cable design standard.
IEC 60228
Conductor standard.
03 Structural Characteristics
04 Professional Cable Manufacturing
Coordinated production processes support consistent conductor formation, cable assembly and finishing. Material selection and production planning follow the required cable construction and order specification.
05 Quality Control
Production and laboratory inspection capabilities support material evaluation and finished-cable quality control.
06 Packing & Project Delivery
Plan the Length. Simplify the Delivery.
Drum lengths and packing requirements can be discussed around the cable schedule, handling equipment and delivery plan.
Include the required size, total length, preferred drum length and destination in your inquiry.
07 Specify for Your Installation
Electrical Requirements
Share the system voltage, load and cable length to support size selection.
Cable Route
State the laying method and mechanical protection requirements for the armored construction.
Site Conditions
Provide ambient conditions and installation constraints with your cable schedule.
Bring Your Cable Schedule to Us.
Five-core copper cable, sized and packed for your project.
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