Product Details

Applications: VNTC Type TC Tray Cable 600Vbreezes through fire tests controlled by UL, ICEA and CSA. The link passes UL 1277, IEEE 383, IEEE 1202 and CSA FT4 fire tests. These tests measure a link's capacity to repel blazes at different separations and intensities. VNTC is a prevalent link in areas with a high danger of flame. Temporary workers and circuit repairmen normally lean toward fire resistant links much of the time in light of the fact that there are relatively few circumstances where fire is not a probability. A fire resistant link expands the chance that the link will be salvageable after a disaster, and all the more critically, is a sheltered link that won't make much more harm by being presented to fire. This current link's development permits it to be utilized as a part of wet or go areas in temperatures away to 90°C when dry, 75°C when wet. The link has a chilly twist rating of - 20°C and meets pulverize and affect prerequisites of Type MC link. The link passes UL, IEEE, and CSA fire tests and is in this manner considered appropriate for use in unsafe areas. The link offers incredible imperviousness to oil, so it is regularly utilized as a part of engine leads or oil boring applications. The VNTC Type TC Tray Cable 600V can be utilized as a part of direct internment applications, free air, or introduced in raceways or course. VNTC link's icy curve rating of - 20°C makes it a decent link for use in many areas. The link can be presented to extreme temperature changes and won't change shape or usefulness. 6/3 W/GRND VNTC Tray Cable has 3 6AWG conductors tethered together to be able to connect up to three cables at once.  Even when it is not used in conduit, the cable offers amazing resistance properties to dangerous components. More often than not, it is introduced in flame resistant, waterproof pipes to boost its resistance, making it a to a great degree durable link.

Colors: Offered in black, white, red, orange, gray, yellow, green, blue. Striped pattern available in all colors.  Standard is black.

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Regulations:
UL 66  - A UL standard that evaluates and sets specifications for the construction of fixture wires. 

NEC Type TFN Conductors–600-volt fixture wire that has been evaluated by the NEC. 

UL 1277 Type TC-ER for 3 or more conductors - Sets requirements cover electrical power and control cables consisting of either two or more current-carrying copper, aluminum, or copper-clad aluminum circuit conductors, or one or more pairs of thermocouple-extension wires. 

UL 1581 - A standard contains specific details of the conductors, of the insulation, of the jackets and other coverings, and of the methods of sample preparation, of specimen selection and conditioning, and of measurement and calculation that are required in wire and cable standards.

ICEA S-95-658 - This standard applies to materials, constructions, and testing of 2000 volts and less thermoplastic, crosslinked polyethylene, and crosslinked rubber insulated wires and cables which are used for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy for normal conditions of installation and service, either indoors, outdoors, aerial, underground, or submarine.

UL 1277 - Sets requirements cover electrical power and control cables consisting of either two or more current-carrying copper, aluminum, or copper-clad aluminum circuit conductors, or one or more pairs of thermocouple-extension wires. 

IEEE 383 - Standard for qualifying electric cables and splices for nuclear facilities. 

IEEE 1202 - A test protocol and the performance criteria to determine the flame propagation tendency of cables in a vertical cable tray.  

CSA FT4 - 70,000 BTU flame test for cables used in trays should burn the cables for 20 minutes and not exceed 1.5 meters after the test is finished. 

Meets EPA 40 CFR, Part 261 for leachable lead content per TCLP method

OSHA acceptable– Cable is approved for safety and efficiency by Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Jacket: Polyvinyl choloride (PVC) jacket is fire-resistant, and impervious to daylight and wetness.

Insulation:  Coated with nylon, polyvinyl choloride (PVC) jacket is fire-resistant, and impervious to daylight and wetness.

Conductors:  100% annealed stranded tinned copper. Aligns with ASTM B33, B8.