Description:
This is an industrial service entrance cable that uses copper as the conductors. It is mainly used in service drop applications. Service drop simply means when large voltages reach the transformer through secondary distribution lines, it is toned down to lower voltages to make safe for use in residential homes. The copper ser cable is suitable for this application since it can transmit power of up to 600 volts and can withstand extremely high temperatures of 90°C.

Furthermore it is incorporated with a bare grounding wire which enhances safety from effects of excess current. It also has a sturdy jacket and insulation which provides maximum protection even in extremely harsh environments. The insulation is reinforced with a tape which enhances the toughness of the cable. Lastly the copper conductors are also resistant to effects of corrosion and rusting which makes the ser wire durable.

Product details:
• Flame retardant jacket
• Bare grounding wire
• Meets or exceeds industrial standards
• Available for 2 or 3 phase applications
• Available in various AWG sizes
• Heat and sunlight resistant
• XHHW-2 or THWN/THHN copper conductors
• Can produce a current of up to 250 amps
• Flexible cable

Insulation:
The insulation is made of cross-linked polyethylene. In case of THWN/THHN conductors PVC insulation is used. Both materials are resistant to sunlight, heat, abrasion, water and chemicals.

Jacketing:
Ser cable has a nylon jacket. The jacket protects the cable from external damage. They can also act as an insulating material since nylon is a poor conductor of electricity. The jacket is resistant to moisture, heat, abrasion, sunlight, impact and chemicals.

Applications of copper ser cable:
• Power transmission from transformer to residential homes
• Branch circuits
• Circuit panel boards
• Service entrance applications
• Indoor and outdoor applications

Industrial Approvals:
• Federal specifications
• Flame retardant
• National Electric Code