Product Information

Specification

About:

The "Data Solid Bare Copper Unshielded PVC Dca /Cca Wall Cable" you're asking about is a type of networking or telecommunications cable.

Also Known As:

This cable is typically known in the industry as a "Data Cable" or "Ethernet Cable." The "Solid Bare Copper" refers to the type of conductor used, while "Unshielded PVC" indicates the lack of electromagnetic shielding and the type of insulation material.

Application:

• PVC signal cable with solid copper core.
• Application in low-voltage installations (e.g. calling and security systems), for signal transmission with frequencies up to approximately 100kHz.

Standards:

Data cables like this often comply with specific telecommunications standards, which might include ISO/IEC specifications, TIA/EIA standards, or regional compliance requirements like Dca and Cca ratings under the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) for fire performance. These standards ensure the cable's performance, safety, and suitability for data transmission applications.

Construction:

• Conductor: Solid Bare Copper
• Insulation: Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
• Veins: DIN47100 and NEN1597
• Inner jacket: n/a
• Braiding: n/a
• Outer Sheath: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) flame-retardant (mb)

Features:

• Data Transmission: Designed for high-speed data transfer, suitable for networking and communication applications.
• Fire Safety: The Dca/Cca ratings ensure that the cable meets certain safety standards in terms of fire performance, which is critical for installations in buildings.
• Durability and Flexibility: PVC insulation offers a good balance between durability (resistance to wear and tear) and flexibility for installation.

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