Product Details
Place of Origin: Hefei Anhui China
Brand Name: FeiChun™
Certification: VDE 0250 Part 813
Model Number: FM2XCH-FFR
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 200 Meter
Price: 10-50 USD per meter, price varies according to specifications
Packaging Details: Cable Reels or Packaging Bags
Delivery Time: 15-30 Work Day
Payment Terms: T/T, Western Union
Supply Ability: 18,000 meters per week
Voltage Rating: |
600V |
Water Resistant: |
Yes |
Uv Resistance: |
Yes |
Current Rating: |
1000A |
High Conductivity Core: |
Excellent Conductivity |
Optimized Bending Radius: |
Flexible Curvature Design |
Maximum Ampacity: |
170 Amps |
Number Of Conductors: |
2 - 37 |
Shielded: |
Yes |
Chemical Resistance: |
Chemically Resilient |
Stranding: |
7 Strands |
Conductor Integrity: |
Reliable Conductor Integrity |
Uv Stability: |
UV Stable Structure |
Safety Certifications: |
Certified For Safety |
Voltage Rating: |
600V |
Water Resistant: |
Yes |
Uv Resistance: |
Yes |
Current Rating: |
1000A |
High Conductivity Core: |
Excellent Conductivity |
Optimized Bending Radius: |
Flexible Curvature Design |
Maximum Ampacity: |
170 Amps |
Number Of Conductors: |
2 - 37 |
Shielded: |
Yes |
Chemical Resistance: |
Chemically Resilient |
Stranding: |
7 Strands |
Conductor Integrity: |
Reliable Conductor Integrity |
Uv Stability: |
UV Stable Structure |
Safety Certifications: |
Certified For Safety |
Emphasize the key features:
Twisted pairs for high-frequency signal integrity.
Overall screen to minimize environmental EMI.
Fire resistance for operation in emergency conditions.
| Component | Material/Design | Benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Conductor | Electrolytic, stranded, annealed copper wire (IEC 60228 Class 2; Class 5 or tinned optional). | Low resistance, durability, and corrosion resistance (with tinned option). |
| Fire Barrier | Mica tape | Maintains insulation integrity under high temperatures during fire. |
| Insulation | XLPE (Cross-linked polyethylene) | High dielectric strength, heat resistance, and moisture protection. |
| Core Identification | White cores with black numbering. | Ensures easy and accurate circuit identification. |
| Inner Covering | Separating foil. | Prevents interaction between the conductor and the screen. |
| Screen | Electrolytic copper braided screen (Min. 90% coverage; tinned braid optional). | Reduces EMI and provides structural integrity. |
| Outer Sheath | Halogen-free, flame-retardant, UV-resistant polyolefin compound (SHF 1). | Limits toxic smoke during fire, resists sunlight and UV damage, and ensures environmental safety. |
| Color | Orange or Green. | Meets marine identification requirements for specific circuits. |
| Parameter | Specification | Standard/Significance |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Voltage | 150 / 250 V | Supports low-voltage control and signal systems. |
| Test Voltage | 1.5 kV | Ensures dielectric integrity under stress. |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +90°C | Suitable for harsh marine environments. |
| Minimum Installation Temperature | -15°C | Avoids cracking during installation in cold conditions. |
| Minimum Bending Radius (Fixed) | 6xD (6 times cable diameter) | Ensures flexibility without damaging internal components. |
| Flame Retardant | IEC 60332/1; IEC 60332/3-22 Cat A | Limits flame propagation in single and grouped cables. |
| Fire Resistance | IEC 60331/21; IEC 60331/1-2 | Maintains circuit integrity during fire emergencies. |
| Smoke Emission | IEC 61034/1-2 (DIN EN 50268/1-2) | Produces minimal smoke for enhanced visibility during fires. |
| Halogen Content | IEC 60754/1-2 | Limits toxic gas emissions. |
| UV Resistance | EN 50289-4-17 A&B; ISO 4892-2&3 | Prolongs cable life in outdoor environments. |
| Aspect | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Handling | Avoid bending beyond the minimum radius or applying excessive mechanical force. |
| Routing | Keep cables away from heat sources, EMI sources, and power cables to ensure signal integrity. |
| Supports | Use marine-grade cable trays and clamps for secure routing. |
| Aspect | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Screen Termination | Use proper grounding techniques to maintain EMI shielding effectiveness. |
| Core Identification | Verify core numbers to ensure accurate circuit termination. |
| Connector Selection | Use fire-resistant and marine-grade connectors. |
| Issue | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Damage to Mica Tape | Excessive bending or mechanical stress. | Handle the cable carefully and adhere to bending radius limits. |
| Screen Damage | Poor termination or mechanical stress. | Inspect and repair screen terminations to maintain EMI shielding. |
| Sheath Damage | Abrasion or exposure to sharp objects. | Apply protective coatings or replace the damaged section. |
| Improper Grounding | Faulty screen grounding. | Ensure all screens are properly terminated and grounded. |
Note: This is just part of the standard parameters of our products. Please contact our Engineer if you need more. And the information contained within this webpage is for guidance only and is subject to change without notice or liability. All dimensions and specifications are nominal and are subject to normal manufacturing tolerances. All pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. The actual product may vary. All the information is provided in good faith and is believed to be correct at the time of publication.
