600/1000V PVC Insulated, Non-sheathed Flexible Cables (Single Core)
APPLICATIONBS 6231 600/1000V PVC insulated,non-sheathed flexible cables are intended for use in the wiring of switch, control, metering, relay and instrument panels of power switchgear, and for such purposes as internal connections in rectifier equipm…
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APPLICATION

BS 6231 600/1000V PVC insulated,non-sheathed flexible cables are intended for use in the wiring of switch, control, metering, relay and instrument panels of power switchgear, and for such purposes as internal connections in rectifier equipment and its motor starters and controllers.

STANDARDS

Basic design to to BS 6231: 2006

FIRE PERFORMANCE

Flame Retardance (Single Vertical Wire Test)BS EN 60332-1-2

VOLTAGE RATING

600/1000V

CABLE CONSTRUCTION

Conductor : Annealed copper conductor, class 5 according to BS EN 60228.

Insulation : PVC Type TI 1 according to BS EN 50363-3 for cable type BK, and type TI 3 according to BS EN 50363-3 for cable type CK.

COLOUR CODE

Black, Blue, Brown, Red, White, Grey, Violet, Pink, Green and Yellow. Other colours can be offered upon request.

PHYSICAL AND THERMAL PROPERTIES

Maximum temperature range during operation (PVC) : 70°C (TYPE BK) ; 90°C (TYPE CK)

Maximum short circuit temperature (5 Seconds) : 160°C

Minimum bending radius : 6 × overall diameter

CONSTRUCTION PARAMETERS

ConductorFLP600-V-K
No. of Cores ×Cross SectionClass of ConductorNominal Insulation ThicknessMaximum Overall DiameterApprox.Weight
No.× mm² mmmmkg/km
1x0.5050.8312
1x0.7550.83.115
1x1.050.83.318
1x1.550.83.623
1x2.550.84.134
1x4.050.84.848
1x6.050.85.367
1x10517.2119
1x16519187
1x2551.211.5291
1x3551.212.5406
1x5051.415.4580
1x7051.417.5780
1x9551.619.21055
1x12051.621.21175
1x15051.823.91425
1x1855225.91735
1x24052.228.92310

ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES

Conductor Operating Temperature : 70°C

Ambient Temperature : 30°C

Current-Carrying Capacities (Amp) according to BS 7671:2008 table 4D1A

Conductor cross-sectional areaReference Method A (enclosed in conduit in thermally insulating wall etc)Reference Method B (enclosed in conduit on a wall or in trunking etc)Reference Method C (clipped direct)Reference Method F (in free air or on a perforated cable tray horizontal or vertical etc)
TouchingSpaced by one cable diameter
2 cables, single-phase a.c. or d.c.3 or 4cables, three-phase a.c.2 cables, single-phase a.c. or d.c3 or 4 cables, three-phase a.c.2 cables, single-phase a.c. or d.c. flat and touching3 or 4 cables, three-phase a.c. flat and touching or trefoil2 cables, single-phase a.c. or d.c. flat3 cables, three-phase a.c. flat3 cables, three-phase a.c. trefoil2 cables, single-phase a.c. or d.c. or 3 cables three-phase a.c. flat
HorizontalVertical
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1.514.513.517.515.52018-----
2.5201824212725-----
4262432283733-----
6343141364743-----
10464257506559-----
16615676688779-----
25807310189114104131114110146130
359989125110141129162143137181162
50119108151134182167196174167219197
70151136192171234214251225216281254
95182164232207284261304275264341311
120210188269239330303352321308396362
150240216300262381349406372356456419
185273245341296436400463427409521480
240321286400346515472546507485615569

Voltage Drop (Per Amp Per Meter) according to BS 7671:2008 table 4D1B

Nominal Cross Section Area2 cables d.c.

 

2 cables, single-phase a.c.3 or 4 cables, three-phase a.c.
Ref. Methods A and B (enclosed in conduit or trunking)Ref. Methods C & F (clipped direct, on trays or in free air)Ref. Methods A & B (enclosed in conduit or trunking)Ref. Methods C & F (clipped direct, on trays or in free air)
   Cables touchingCables spaced*Cables touching, TrefoilCables touching, FlatCables spaced*, Flat
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mm²mV/A/m
14444444438383838
1.52929292925252525
2.51818181815151515
4111111119.59.59.59.5
67.37.37.37.36.46.46.46.4
104.44.44.44.43.83.83.83.8
162.82.82.82.82.42.42.42.4


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251.751.80.331.81.750.21.751.750.291.81.50.291.551.50.1751.51.50.251.551.50.321.55
351.251.30.311.31.250.1951.251.250.281.31.10.271.11.10.171.11.10.241.11.10.321.15
500.930.950.310.930.190.950.930.280.970.810.260.850.80.1650.820.80.240.840.80.320.86
700.630.650.290.720.630.1850.660.630.270.690.560.250.610.550.160.570.550.240.60.550.310.63
950.460.490.280.560.470.180.50.470.270.540.420.240.480.410.1550.430.410.230.470.40.310.51
1200.360.390.270.470.370.1750.410.370.260.450.330.230.410.320.150.360.320.230.40.320.30.44
1500.290.310.270.410.30.1750.340.290.260.390.270.230.360.260.150.30.260.230.340.260.30.4
1850.230.250.270.370.240.170.290.240.260.350.220.230.320.210.1450.260.210.220.310.210.30.36
2400.180.1950.260.330.1850.1650.250.1850.250.310.170.230.290.160.1450.220.160.220.270.160.290.34

Note: *Spacings larger than one cable diameter will result in a large voltage drop.
r = conductor resistance at operating temperature
x = reactance
z = impedance