Product Information

Specification

Shipboard Cable C16XTA Multi Conductor Std Bare Copper Xlp 600V

Applications:

Type XI electrical cables are designed for navy commercial marine ships outside of the United States. The electrical cables are typically used on workboats, tugs, fishing boats, casino boats, and other commercial vessels. Moreover, these cables are suitable for oil rig applications. Another possible application is a signal transmission. Individual or overall group shielding may be provided by means of a tape and drain (ground) wire or a tinned copper braid, or a combination of both to prevent electrostatic and/or electromagnetic interference. The cable is suitable to be installed in trays, troughs, channels, conduit, and wireways. TPS cables pass the IEEE-383 and IEEE Standard 1202 flammability test. The cable is rated 600 volts.

 Also Known As:

Type XT cable, Type C16XTA cable, low-smoke shipboard cable, marine wire, anchor marine grade power wire, anchor marine grade boat battery cable, marine grade wire, boat steering cable, shore power cable, boat cables, marine power cord, marine shore power cord, marine grade cable, marine steering cable, marine cord, marine electrical cable, boat control cables, marine power cable, marine control cables, marine shipboard cable, marine cable types, tinned copper wire marine, cable boat, marine shore power cable, anchor marine cable, tinned marine cable Us, marine wire cable, boat cable, marine battery cable, boat throttle cable, boat battery cables, marine push-pull cable, marine grade battery cable, outboard battery cable, ancor battery cable

Standards:

• • ABS
• • BV
• • DNV-GL
• • LR
• • NK,
• • USCG
• • TC Transport Canada Marine Safety 
• • UL 1309 - CSA C22.2 No. 245 for Cold Bend (-40°C) and Cold Impact (-35°C)
• • EC 60228
• • IEC 60092-350
• • IEC 60092-353
• • IEC 60332-1
• • IEC 60332-3-22 Cat A
• • IEC 60754-1&2
• • IEC 61034-1&2
• • IEEE 45
• • IEEE 1580
• • IEEE 1202
• • AS/NZS 1125
• • AS/NZS 1660.5.1

Construction:

Conductor: 

A stranded soft copper conductor with high conductivity. The conductors can be tinned or alloy coated with a class B stranding. They are connected with nonhygroscopic fillers for a circular cross-section.

Insulation:

XLPE cross-linked polyethylene insulation is resistant to moisture, flame, heat, and mechanical impact.

Jacket:

A thermoplastic jacket is complying with table A11.

 Shield:

A braid tin-coated copper shield is insulated with two sealed polyester tapes.

Armor:

Aluminum or bronze basket weave armor is optional.

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