RZ1-K (AS) Naval 0,6/1 kV

Description

These halogen-free cables are suitable for transport and permanent installations, protected or unprotected, where low fumes and corrosive gas emission is required in the event of fire.

They are suitable for indoor and outdoor installations.

Their flexibility makes them very appropriate in complex and extremely difficult installations.

RZ1-K (AS) Naval 0,6/1kV cables are certified by Bureau Veritas.

Reference Standards

IEC 60092, IEC 60502

Applications

These cables due to its certification are the right ones for naval isntallations.

Underground supply networks for outdoor lighting installations
Energy supply
Indoor installations.
Underground service connections
Public places installations.
Underground low voltage distribution networks.
Underground low voltage service connections.
Special features installations.

Appropriate for installations where greater fire protection is required.
Appropriate for indoor and outdoor installations, exposed, in conduits or underground.

Technical Characteristics

1. Conductor	Flexible electrolytic copper conductor (Class V) according to BS EN 60228:2005.
2. Insulation	Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE), type DIX-3, according to UNE 21123 and HD 603S1
3. Sheath	Thermoplastic polyolefin sheath DMZ-E type ST8 according to IEC 60502-1
Nominal voltage	0,6/1 kV
Test voltage	3.500 V C.A.
Maximum temperature	90 ºC
Other characteristics	UV Resistance: climatic test according to UNE 211605 Colours according to UNE 21089 and HD 303S2 (colour marking when less than five conductors) and UNE-EN 50334 and EN 50334 (inscription marking when more than five conductors) Non-flame propagating according to UNE-EN 60332-1-2, EN 60332-1-2 and IEC 60332-1-2 Non-fire propagating according UNE-EN 60332-3-24, EN 60332-3-24 and IEC 60332-3-24 Low halogen content according to IEC 60754-1 and 60754-2 Low corrosive gas emission according to IEC 60754-1 and 60754-2 Low opaque smoke emission according to UNE-EN 61034, EN 61034 and IEC 61034 The use of cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) admits greater current density, at equal section, compared to the insulation with PVC