Saturday, June 7, 2008

Lt Xlpe Power Cables Xlpe Cables Power Cable

Relemac Overseas Inc. leading exporter and manufacturers and exporters of power cables, LT XLPE power cable. LT-XLPE Cables have longer life as compared to conventional PVC Cables LT-XLPE Cables have a higher conductor temperature rating i.e. 900C LT-XLPE Cables have a higher emergency overload capacity 1200C Max. temperature limit under short circuit conditions for LT-XLPE Cables is 2500C. Hence XLPE Cables have higher short circuit rating Insulation resistance of LT-XLPE Cable is excellent & superior to Identical PVC Cables Details : LT-XLPE Cables for Power Stations, Industrial Units, Project RELEMAC LT-XLPE Cables are manufactured as per IS:7098 / Part-I to be suitable for conductor temperature of 900C and short circuit capacity 2500C. RELEMAC LT- XLPE Cables have excellent Mechanical, Electrical and Thermal Properties surpassing those of conventional polymeric dielectrics. The superior properties of XLPE have led to lower insulation thickness, high current carrying capacity, reduced weight and dimension. RELEMAC LT-XLPE Cable is the economic solution for low tension power distribution with high efficiency and total reliability. Because of the excellent mechanical and electrical properties RELEMAC LT-XLPE CABLES can be used extensively in Power Stations, Industrial Units, Projects and Power Transmission and Distributions. They are ideally suited for Steel, Chemical, Fertilizers & Process Industry where cables are exposed to chemical corrosion or in heavy industries, where severe load Fluctuations occur and for systems with frequent over voltages. RELEMAC LT-XLPE CABLES can also be used at higher ambient temperature on account of their higher operating temperature. Their excellent installation properties permit the cable to be used even under most difficult cable routing conditions and also in cramped conditions. Single core cable due to their excellent installation properties are used in Power Station, Sub-Station and Industrial Plants.

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