IEC/BS standard XLPE-insulated low-voltage (LV) power cables are primarily used for power transmission and distribution. They may be directly buried underground or installed in cable trays and tunnels, and are also suitable for industrial environments such as power stations, factories, and mining operations.
XLPE Insulated Cable is laying indoors and outdoors. Able to bear certain traction during installation, but not external mechanical forces. Laying single core cable in magnetic ducts is not allowed.
Cross-linked polyethylene cables may be manufactured using three processes (peroxide, silicone, and irradiation cross-linking) to produce various flame-retardant and non-flame-retardant cross-linked polyethylene cables. Flame-retardant cables encompass various types including low-smoke, low-halogen, low-smoke zero-halogen, and zero-smoke zero-halogen, and are categorised into three grades: A, B, and C.