YJV Low Voltage Power Cable

What is the maximum operating temperature of YJV low voltage power cables?
The standard operating temperature is up to 90°C, with a short-circuit rating of 250°C for PVC-insulated versions.

What voltage levels do YJV cables support?
YJV cables are designed for low-voltage applications, typically rated at 0.6/1kV (600V to 1000V).

Are YJV cables suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes, they can be used outdoors, but UV-resistant conduits or additional sheathing may be required for direct sunlight exposure.

What conductor materials are available for YJV cables?
Conductors are usually copper (Cu) or aluminum (Al), with copper being the most common for better conductivity.

Do YJV cables have flame-retardant properties?
Standard YJV cables are flame-retardant (FR), and additional fire-resistant (YJV-FR) or halogen-free (YJV-LSZH) options are available.

Can YJV cables be buried underground?
Yes, but they should be installed in protective conduits or armored versions (YJV22) to prevent mechanical damage and moisture ingress.

What is the bending radius for YJV cables?
The minimum bending radius is typically 15 times the cable diameter for fixed installations.

Are YJV cables resistant to oils and chemicals?
Standard PVC-sheathed YJV cables offer moderate resistance, but specialized jacketing may be needed for harsh chemical environments.

How are YJV cables terminated and connected?
They can be terminated using standard cable lugs, connectors, or terminal blocks, following proper crimping and insulation procedures.

What international standards apply to YJV cables?
Common certifications include IEC 60502, GB/T 12706 (China), and BS (British Standards), ensuring compliance with global safety norms.