RVVP cable is RVV cable with an anti-interference shield. Its full name is copper-core PVC insulated, PVC-sheathed, shielded flexible cable. Below, we'll explain what RVVP cable means, including images, specifications, models, national standards, and ampacity tables.
1. What does RVVP cable mean?
RVVP is a cable with a copper-core, flexible conductor, PVC-insulated wire, a shield, and a PVC sheath. This copper-core, PVC-insulated, shielded, PVC-sheathed flexible cable is also known as an anti-interference flexible cable for electrical connections. It's suitable for interference-resistant line connections in communications, audio, broadcasting, sound systems, burglar alarm systems, intelligent automation systems, automatic meter reading systems, fire protection systems, and other applications requiring efficient and secure data transmission.
RVVP is a shielded cable. It's generally used for power lines, while RVVP is often used for signal lines, or monitoring lines. Rated voltage 300/300V. Common core counts range from 2 to 24. Common wire diameters include: 0.12mm², 0.2mm², 0.3mm², 0.4mm², 0.5mm², 1.0mm², and 1.5mm².
Implementation standard: JB/T8734
