Copper Cable YJV

Copper Cable YJV typically refers to a type of power cable widely used in electrical installations. Heres a breakdown of what it means and its characteristics:

What is YJV Cable?

• YJV stands for a specific type of XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene) insulated power cable with copper conductors and PVC sheath.

Structure of YJV Copper Cable:

1. Conductor: Copper (good electrical conductivity)

2. Insulation: XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene), resistant to heat and chemicals

3. Sheath: PVC (polyvinyl chloride), offering mechanical protection

Key Features:

• Rated Voltage: Usually 0.6/1kV (can vary)

• Conductor Material: Copper (better performance than aluminum)

• Operating Temperature: Max. 90°C continuous, up to 250°C short-circuit (5 seconds)

• Flame Retardant: Available in flame-retardant or fire-resistant versions