RV insulated wire is a single-core, flexible wire that meets national standards. It's made of multiple strands of fine copper wire, covered with an insulating protective layer. This product boasts a simple structure, excellent conductivity, and safe electrical insulation, making it a common fixed wiring solution for home decoration. Let's share the implementation standards and functions of RV insulated wire.
What are the functions of RV insulated wire?
RV wire, short for polyvinyl chloride insulated, unsheathed wire and cable, has a very simple structure consisting of a conductor core and an insulating protective layer. The conductor is made of twisted fine copper wire. While not strictly required in this regard, using oxygen-free copper results in lower resistance, reduced losses, superior conductivity, low heat generation, and a longer and more reliable lifespan. Therefore, it's commonly used in a variety of wiring scenarios, including electrical equipment wiring, lighting wiring, home appliance wiring, and fixed wiring for home decoration.
What are the implementation standards for RV insulated wire?
The standard classifies RV cables as follows:
1. General-purpose single-core, soft-conductor, unsheathed cable, model: 60227 IEC 02 (RV), rated voltage: 450/750V, gauge range: 1.5-150mm².
2. Internal wiring cable, with a conductor temperature rating of 70°C, model: 60227 IEC 06 (RV), rated voltage: 300/500V, gauge range: 0.5-1mm².
RV insulated cable is widely used in industrial power distribution, particularly in areas with stringent flexible installation requirements, such as control cabinets, distribution boxes, and various low-voltage electrical equipment. It can be used to transmit power, electrical control signals, and switching signals.
Product Advantages:
Made of oxygen-free copper and insulating plastic, RV cable offers high conductivity, excellent heat dissipation, low heat generation, superior electrical performance, more stable and reliable power transmission, and a long service life.
The above is an introduction to RV cables, which I believe everyone is familiar with. RV cables are widely used in industrial power distribution, particularly in control cabinets, distribution boxes, and various low-voltage electrical equipment, where installation requirements are stringent and flexible. They can be used to transmit power, electrical control signals, and switch signals. RV cables are also CCC and CE certified, meeting HD (European Union Harmonized Standards) requirements, making them suitable for both the Chinese and European markets.
