| Brand | Wone |
| Model NO. | BV Series PVC Wiring Cable |
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Series | BV |
Executive standard
GB/T5023.3-2008 IEC60227-2007-3:1997 JB/T8734.2-2012
Usage
This product is applicable to power units with rated voltage up to and including 450/750V
The maximum allowable operating temperature of the conductor
Max permissible working temperature of cable conductor for long-term operation is 70 ℃.
Model, name, rated voltage and conductor cross-sectional area
Specifications and technical parameters
60227IEC01(BV) 300/500V Copper core PVC insulated cable
60227IEC05(BV) 450/750V Copper core PVC insulated cable
60227IEC(BLV) 450/750V Aluminum core PVC insulated cable
60227IEC(BVR)450/750V Copper core PVC insulated flexible cable
60227IEC08(BVV)300/500V Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed circular cable
60227IEC08(BVVB)300/500V Copper core Pic ingulsisd Pyc sheathed figt catle
60227IEC08(BLVVB)300/500V Aluminum core Pic ingulsisd Pyc sheathed figt catle
Q: What kind of cable is BV cable?
A: The BV(R) cable is a copper core PVC insulated wire.
Q: What are the characteristics of BV(R) cables?
A: The copper core of the BV(R) cable has good electrical conductivity and can transmit current stably. The PVC insulation layer provides reliable insulation protection against the danger of electric shock. Its structure is simple, often composed of one or several copper cores and insulation layers, relatively compact. The mechanical strength of this cable is good, and it is not easy to be damaged in general indoor wiring scenarios.
Q: Where is the BV cable mainly used?
A: BV cable is widely used in home decoration, such as indoor lighting lines, socket lines, etc., are basically routed by BV cable. It is also often used in the installation of indoor electrical lines in some small office places and commercial shops. It can well meet the general power transmission needs and ensure the normal operation of electrical equipment.
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