The temperature is described in UL as 300V and 600V, while in the national standard it is 300/300V, 300/500V, etc. What is the difference?

2025-09-01 Leave a message

1. The rated voltage in GB follows the IEC standard, expressed as U0/U, describing the phase voltage and line voltage, respectively. UL only specifies the rated voltage of the cable. For example, if U is 01 and BV is 450/750, it would be 750 in UL.


2. U0 is the voltage between the live and neutral wires, and U is the voltage between the live wires.