2023年8月28日 · YJV, YJLV copper (aluminum) core cross-linked polyethylene is laid indoors, in trenches and pipes, and can also be buried in loose, insulated PVC sheathed power cable soil, which cannot withstand external forces.

YJV cables are electrical cables featuring copper or aluminum conductors and XLPE insulation, suitable for various environments, including underground and indoor applications. ZC yjv cables have a PVC sheath for added protection.

2024年4月10日 · Explore the essence and advantages of YJV cable, from its defining features to its diverse applications and the key differences with YJV-22 cables.

YJV cables help transmit power, typically indoors, underground, or in tunnels. This is why they are very common around all kinds of commercial and residential infrastructures. The YJ indicates XLPE insulation, while the V represents the PVC outer sheath.

YJV cable is also called XLPE insulated PVC sheathed power cable. Among them, YJ means XLPE insulation, V means PVC sheath. And YJLV means aluminum core cable.

2022年10月8日 · The full name of YJV cable is XLPE insulated PVC sheathed power cable, in which YJ represents XLPE insulation, and V represents PVC sheath, which is generally used as the laying of backbone cables.

YJV Cables, known as cross-linked polyethylene insulated PVC sheathed power cables, are widely used in urban grids, mines, and factories because of their excellent thermomechanical properties, electrical properties, and chemical resistance, as well as their simple structure, lightweight, and the fact that laying is not subject to fall restrictions.

YJV cables are the ideal choice for a variety of power distribution applications. They offer excellent electrical performance, superior mechanical properties, and flame retardance. They are also easy to install and come in a variety of specifications to meet your needs.

YJV , whose main specifications range from 1 square to 300 square and can also be individually customized, is an electrical cable used to transmit and distribute electrical energy. Most commonly used in urban power grids, real estate development, road construction, building construction etc.