IA-DJYP2VP2 2*2*1.5 computer shielded cable for intrinsically safe circuits

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IA-DJYP2VP2 2*2*1.5 Shielded Computer Cable for Intrinsically Safe Circuits

I. Product Features and Applications

This product features low capacitance and inductance, excellent shielding and anti-interference properties. Made of imported fluoroplastic and fluororubber, this special high-temperature computer cable can operate in environments ranging from -40°C to 260°C for extended periods. It is flame-retardant and resistant to acids, alkalis, oils, and water. Designed specifically for intrinsically safe and explosion-proof circuits, it can be installed not only in cable trays but also in cable trenches and direct burial. This special high-temperature intrinsically safe computer cable was awarded a national patent in 2000. It is suitable for use as a transmission line in distributed control systems and automated testing systems requiring explosion-proof protection and other harsh environments. Its explosion-proof safety performance significantly exceeds that of standard DCS cables and computer control cables.

II. Product Standards

Q/HHTZH002.4 (equivalent to British BS5308)

Flame retardant complies with GB12666-90 standards.

III. Usage Characteristics

1. AC Rated Voltage: U0/U 300/500kV

2. Maximum Operating Temperature: Polyethylene insulation: not exceeding 70°C

Xinhua Polyethylene insulation: 90°C

Low-smoke, halogen-free, flame-retardant polyolefin: 70°C

Low-smoke, halogen-free, flame-retardant cross-linked polyolefin: available in two versions: 90°C and 125°C

F46 insulation: not exceeding 200°C

Imported soluble polytetrafluoroethylene (PFA): not exceeding 260°C

3. Minimum Ambient Temperature: PVC sheath: -40°C for fixed installation, -15°C for non-fixed installation

Fluoroplastic and silicone rubber sheath: -60°C for fixed installation, -25°C for non-fixed installation

4. The cable installation temperature must be no less than 0°C (no less than -25°C for high-temperature installations).

5. Allowable Cable Bending Radius: Minimum 6 times the cable's outer diameter for unarmored cables

Minimum 12 times the cable's outer diameter for copper-tape shielded or steel-tape armored cables.