Light Duty 300V Mineral Insulated Power Cable For Power Transmission

Light Duty Mineral Insulated Cable for Power Transmission at a level of voltage 300/500 V is the most ideal solution for electric circuits installed indoor and outdoor at sight, in historical or relevant buildings. The light duty MI cable can be can be installed quickly and easily because of their small dimensions. Copper sheath, designed to be used as earth conductor, protects the cable from any mechanical stress like impacts, bending or flattening, providing a good appearance to the cable. 

Light duty mineral insulated cables voltage rated at 300/500 V can be specified as from 2 to 7 cores, from 1 to 4 mm2 size.

Composition of Mineral insulated cable

Mineral insulated cable is a kind of cable which uses annealed copper as conductor, dense magnesium oxide as insulation and annealed copper pipe as sheath. If necessary, it can be squeezed with a layer of plastic outer sheath around the annealed copper sheath. For specially required occasions, a layer of low-smoke halogen free sheath can be applied.

Advantages of Mineral Insulated Cables

Since all the materials of this cable are inorganic, it has some advantages that other cables cannot have, such as, fire prevention, high current carrying capacity, resistance to mechanical damage, non-toxic, non-halogen, explosion-proof, waterproof, corrosion resistance, long life, safety, overload resistance, high temperature resistance, low cost, small bending radius, anti-ant, anti-rat bite, copper sheath used as a protective grounding wire and so on.

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Product application:

Mineral insulated cable has been widely used in high-rise buildings, shopping center, star hotel, hospital, theatre, conference center, library, museum, government agencies, financial center, radio and television center, sports center, industrial and mining sites, airport, tunnel, subway, light rail, underground garage, civil air defense, shipbuilding, aerospace, petrochemical, offshore oil platform, steel, metallurgy, tobacco, military industry and other places as uses of ordinary lighting, emergency lighting, fire alarm, firefighting, emergency elevator electric circuitry and lifting equipment lines, computer room and control circuit, the trunk/dry line, double power supply control circuit, power supply distribution system, ventilation and rescue system, emergency broadcast lines, emergency elevators, high-temperature places, power lines, lines in potentially dangerous explosion areas, etc