| Tin-Coated, annealed copper, in solid, 7-strand, or 19-strand configurations from 18 AWG to 16 AWG and equivalent metric sizes. |
| XLPE. |
| Aluminum or copper tapes with a polyester backing for individual and overall shields, used with drain wires. Drain wires are placed in direct contact with the shield to facilitate grounding and easy termination. |
| Interlocked Armor, Galvanized Steel or Aluminum
Gardex® Corrugated, Continuously-Welded Aluminum. /Dekabon® Chemical & Moisture Barrier |
| PVC, CPE, or TPN (LSZH). |
| UL 13 (PLTC & PLTC-ER), UL 2225 (ITC-HL), UL 2250 (ITC & ITC-ER), FF-844 H1, & IEC 61158-2 Type A |
| IEEE 1202, UL 1685, FT4, IEC 60332 |
| -50ºC to 105°C. |
| Class I, Division 1 & 2, and Class I, Zone 1, 2, & 3 Ratings are Available. |
| Low Smoke Zero Halogen, per IEC 61034 and IEC 60754
Conductors per ASTM B3, B33, B8, and IEC 60228, AS/NZS 1125
REACH & RoHS Compliant.
ER (Exposed Run) rating is available for many constructions. ER rated cables are designed and tested for impact and crush resistance per UL criteria. With the ER rating, cables are allowed to run outside of trays or conduit for an unlimited distance, provided the cable is supported every 6 feet or less. |
