The heavy wall power cable is made of tinned annealed copper material and falls under class B stranding as described by ASTM B8. The cable can perform well in areas that exhibit adverse environmental conditions like heat, extreme cold, or radiation. It is used in nuclear generating plants and other industries where power distributions and controls are exposed to heat, radiations, and other effects. The insulation offers more protection for durability and extended use as well as workability.

Applications :
• ULTROL® 60+ power cable is a 600 V heavy wall, insulated single conductor, thermoset, Class 1E rated wire construction specifically designed for applications in nuclear generating stations and where additional jacket protection is not required
• For use in Class 1E low-voltage power and lighting functions where optimum performance is required and where flame retardancy is critical May be installed in trays, conduit, ducts, or direct buried
• This wire works well in application where flame retardancy is needed. It is designed to work in areas where there may be no need for jacket protection but where great performance is required. The cable is used in nuclear generation facilities, petrochemical refineries, steel mills, mining, wastewater treatment plants, and in chemical plants. These are areas that suffer more heat or extreme low temperatures meaning the wires should be able to withstand those elements. Among the different installations where the cable may be used are such as in conduits, trays, underground duct, and in applications requiring direct burial.

Insulation :
• Flame-retardant, heat-, moisture-, sunlight and radiation-resistant, thermoset ULTROL® 60+ Cross-linked Polyethylene (FR-XLPE)
• Color Code: Black
• While this cable does not have a jacket, it is insulated using a cross-linked polyethylene material. The insulation is specially treated to form a thermoset material, which is highly resistant to moisture, heat, flame or fire, radiation, and sunlight.