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Product
Catalogue
J S C E l ec t r o c a b l e W o r k s , K o l c h u g i n o
Pr o d u c t C ata l o gue
contents
Power Cables for Fixed Installation
Control cables
77
Cables for Alarm and Interlock Applications
95
Power Wires and Cables for Movable Installation
107
Telecom Wiresand Cables
117
Power Wires for Electric Installations
143
Ship Cables
151
Wires and Cables for Rolling Stock Applications
157
FlexibleBare Wires
167
Overhead LineConductors
171
Wires and Cords for Various Applications
175
Wire Nets
191
Schedule
199
JSC ELECTROCABLE WORKS, KOLCHUGINO

Russia, 601785, 3 K. Marx Str. Kolchugino
Phone: +7 (49245) 93-830
Fax: +7 (49245) 2-06-50
E-mail: sbit@elcable.ru
Internet: www.elcable.ru
PRODUCT CATALOGUE
Published in 2007
First Edition
Cable weights and constructional dimensions are given as the informative ones.
You may receive the information which is
not specified in this edition by request.
Photo: A.Troshin
Published by Arkaim, Vladimir, Russia
Printed by IPO Lev Tolstoy, Tula
2007
JSC Electrocable Works, Kolchugino is located centrally of
Russia in a small town of Kolchugino, which accounts for 50,000
inhabitants. Its geographic situation is unique as it is some
100 km away from Moscow and is blessed with convenient roads
and a railway.
Officially ELECTROCABLE as a separate entity began its life in
April 1939. Under the decree of the peoples minister of the USSR
non-ferrous metal industry and the peoples minister of power
plants and electric industry on the basis of the pronouncement
of The Economic Council with the Council of Peoples Ministers
the cable making plant, red copper wire plant building, metal
weaving plant and cast-iron foundry hived off from Kolchugino
non-ferrous metal processing works of the nonferrous metal
ministry into Kolchugino-based ELECTROCABLE cable-making
company.
However historically the company boasts quite a long track
record, which dates back to the 19th century. In 1871 merchant
Alexander G. Kolchugin established a copper and brass and
cable making facilities on the territory of a previous village
with a few small-sized factories. His grateful followers then
gave his name to the town which out of that village. In 2006
on the companys initiative and much sponsorship a square was
inaugurated where a monument to the founder of the town and
production facilities was erected.
Nowadays JSC Electrocable Works, Kolchugino is a successful and efficient versatile company, which is involved in the
manufacture of a wide range of wires and cables of different
types and wire nets. Over many years the company has been
ranking among Russias biggest companies in terms of sales according to the leading rating agencies and is among the industrys leader in terms product output by copper weight according
to Electrocable Association, Russia.
The company produces low and medium voltage power cables
for fixed laying applications, control cables, telecom wires and
cables, alarm and security cables, ship cables and rolling stock
cables as well as overhead transmission line wires that is over
22000 types of wires and cables with many products being designed by the companys developers to supply the market requirements and customers needs.
Developing and implementing new products is what the company never stops doing. This is largely due to a cutting edge
state-of-the-art high performance machinery by the worlds
leading companies, which has been installed in the production
plants. Over the last 6 years the investment of more than 55
mln euros has been made to the companys fixed assets. The
completion of XLPE insulated power cable production plant was
one of the major projects carried out at the company a short
time ago. On April 21 2005 the new plants solemn inauguration was held witnessed by the CEOs and managers of Russias
leading TSOs nd construction companies. Currently the plant
operates at its planned capacity turning out low voltage (1 to 6
KV), medium voltage (up to 35 KV) and high voltage (up to 110
KV) cables.
Yet the company is not going to rest on its laurels. In order
to be able to meet the increasing demands of the market and
keep abreast of and sometimes overtake the time the production facilities requires further improvement and development.
Therefore the companys technical development program foresees another 42 mln euro to be invested in the upgrade and
replacement of machinery and first of all in the extension to
the power cable production facilities.
Innovative approaches to production, experienced technical
personnel, use of high quality materials and a lot more make
it possible that the products that carry EWK logo offer a guaranteed high quality. Its the quality of wires and cables that
is the main and most reliable weapon whilst competing to win
over a customer. It is especially important when a modern new
approach to the production relations gains acceptance with a
fierce price competition among suppliers.
Therefore the product quality is not just words of mouth for the
company whilst it is thought a sort of ideology to which all the
companys processes stick.
The mere fact that quality control is conducted at each production stage speaks volumes. All the production lines are integrated in the companys unified computer network to ensure
the complete production traceability of any product. Finished
products undergo 100% acceptance tests and to this end each
production plant is fitted with test fields.
Product quality has been given top priority throughout the
companys history so it was quite logical that the companys
quality management system has been established certified to
meet ISO 9002 in 1999 and GOST R ISO 9001-2001 in 2002. The
inspection checks carried out by the independent auditors have
found that the company is capable of ensuring the production
of wires and cables of sustained quality.
100% of the companys products are certified in accordance
with mandatory or voluntary certification as per State Standard of Russia and 90% are certified to meet safety requirements within GOST R system and fire safety. Some products are
manufactured as per European standards and have been awarded DIN VDE (Germany) and Chech certificates. Also underway
is the certification of our products as per other international
standards.
The customer who has already tried the products by JSC
Electrocable Works, Kolchugino knows just one thing - if you
require quality then Kolchugino cable is a must.
So it is no wonder that power generation companies including nuclear power ones, communications, heavy engineering,
ship building and metallurgical companies as well as Russian
Railways and Russias construction industry companies are
among our long-term partners. Cables that carry EWK logo are
installed in top priority objects such as Eastern Siberia Pacific Ocean oil-pipe line, nuclear power plant in Busher (Iran),
Moscow and St. Petersburg undergrounds and a lot more. Traditionally the company supplies wires, cables and wire-nets to
CIS and EU countries and whats more products are delivered
as supplied without making any particular alterations either to
serial products or production recipes.
The company is open for cooperation and is busily improving
its services and creating most comfortable conditions for customer servicing. The availability of internal storage facilities
allows for keeping in stock most saleable manufactured items
at all times.
The companys activities are not only focused on the industry. The social responsibility principle that the company follows
in its activities above all is aimed at the support and development of social security and fostering of professional training
and spiritual needs of people.
Being environment-conscientious and giving top priority
to public health care JSC Electrocable Works, Kolchugino is
implementing the programs aimed at economical consumption
of natural resources, scrap recycling, environment-friendly production and pollution prevention. For example the plants are
fitted with local reverse water supply circuits and continuos
industrial machinery waste purification installations mounted
at the reverse water supply circuits of some plants. This allows
for repeated use of water and fully closed water flow circuits in
the plants.
The companys technicians are developing and implementing environment-friendly and resource-saving products in order to safeguard both the environment and people.
The companys leaders are confident that the companys future depends on human resources. Therefore various programs
are underway at the company targeted at the searching and
training f able and versatile workers and conditions are created to ensure the maximum realization of workers potentials,
promotion and self-perfection.
On the initiative of JSC Electrocable Works, Kolchugino
the social foundations such as Veteran, Merchant A.G. Kolchugins Legacy, Inspiration, Kabelshik football team and
so on have been established through which the companys
veterans, young people and workers are given allowances and
countenance.
Also accessible is the Health Center where the companys
workers and the people of the town can get vetted and receive
medical attention.
The efficient implementation of social and economic programs allows JSC Electrocable Works, Kolchugino to be confident of tomorrow whilst ensuring an equal competition with
well-known traditional cable corporations in WTO ascension
conditions.
Consistent advances, available production facilities, cutting-edge technologies and most importantly knowledge and
experience of the companys staff make it possible that we can
provide solutions to any reasonable tasks customers assign to
the company regarding both the improvement of performance
of traditional wire and cable types and the development of new
kinds of products.
JSC Electrocable Works, Kolchugino is a reliable supplier of
high quality wires and cables manufactured using innovative
technologies.
Power Cables
for Fixed
Installation
P o we r C a b l es f o r F i x e d I n s t a l l a t i o n
PVC sheathed PVC insulated power copper core
cables (flame-retadant)
VVG, VVGng rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for distributing electric

power in fixed installations rated for nominal
alternating voltages of 0.66 KV and 1 KV 50 Hz.
They are meant for laying inside both dry and
wet industrial premises on special trestles, in
assemblies as well as for laying outdoors. Cables
are not recommended for burying in trenches.
VVG cables are flame-retadant if laid individually.
VVGng cables are flame-retadant if laid in
bunches.
1. Conductor copper, single or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228
2. Insulation PVC. Insulated multiconductor cable conductors carry identification coloring. Neutral
conductor insulation is blue. Grounding conductor insulation is in two colors (yellow-green).
3. Twisting Insulated conductors of two-, three-, four-, and five- conductor cables are twisted. Two
conductor cables feature conductors of the same area. Three-, four-, and five- conductor cables feature all
the conductors of the same area or one conductor (ground or neutral one ) of a smaller area.
4. Jacket PVC, VVGng cables are sheathed with flame-retadant PVC.
It is also permissible to produce cold resistant cables

VVGng type, operating temperature range is +40C
up to -60C.
The power cable construction can include a positive
conductor in form of a common screen applied over
the main phase conductors.
Operating temperature range....................................................................................-50 to +50

Relative humidity of air.................................................................................................. up to 98%
Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than....................-15C
Minimum bending radius when laid:

VVG single conductor cables........................................................................ 10 outer diameters

VVGng single conductor cables..................................................................... 15 outer diameters
Multiconductor cables............................................................................... 7.5 outer diameters
Rated frequency...................................................................................................................50 Hz
Testing alternating current voltage 50 Hz:

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature.......................................... +70C
Construction lengths for main conductor areas:

1.5 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Guarantee service life.................................................. 5 years from the day of putting into operation
Service life...................................................................................................................... 30 years
Equivalent
VVG - NYY-J, NYY-O IEC 60332-1
VVGng - NYY-J, NYY-O IEC 60332-3 Category A
Technical details
Nominal outer
weight
diameter of cable, ofCalculated
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
VVG round-shaped core cables
5.0
5.4
39
44
5.4
5.8
50
55
6.0
6.6
70
78
6.5
7.1
91
99
7.8
8.0
140
143
9.9
10.1
224
229
11.0
11.2
321
327
12.0
12.2
418
423
13.5
13.7
550
556
15.2
765
17.3
1028
19.2
1279
22.2
1595
24.7
1993
27.7
2573
31.0
3218
34.6
4047
7.6
8.4
72
81
8.3
9.7
94
117
10.3
11.5
147
165
11.3
12.5
191
210
13.7
14.1
293
300
16.7
16.7
442
449
19.4
19.8
657
667
21.4
21.8
854
865
24.8
25.2
1146
1160
28.2
1587
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
11.5
12.5
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
1400
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
2120
2150
22.5+11.5
31.5
32.5
34
36
310
316
325
335
350
31.5+11
32.5+11.5
34+12.5
36+12.5
36+14
310+14
310+16
316+16
316+110
325+110
325+116
335+116
350+116
350+125
370+125
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
32.4
2127
35.8
2638
41.8
3288
9.4
10.3
128
141
8.0
9.5
93
117
9.4
10.3
137
151
10.8
12.1
194
218
11.9
13.2
257
282
14.5
14.9
403
413
17.8
17.8
619
628
20.6
21.0
926
941
22.7
23.2
1203
1232
26.4
26.8
1635
1653
9.3
10.2
123
138
10.2
11.1
161
178
11.8
12.8
229
253
12.5
13.9
289
318
13.0
14.4
308
339
14.9
15.8
450
468
15.4
16.4
471
490
18.7
18.7
702
717
19.3
19.3
749
761
21.2
21.7
1037
1054
22.7
23.2
1112
1130
24.6
25.1
1418
1438
27.2
27.7
1811
1833
28.1
28.5
1909
1932
31.0
2557
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
395+135
36.1
3476
3120+135
39.9
4188
3150+150
46.6
5307
41.5
9.3
10.2
128
143
42.5
10.2
11.1
170
187
44
11.8
13.2
244
274
46
13.0
14.4
326
358
410
15.9
16.4
518
530
416
20.0
20.4
818
835
425
22.7
23.2
1203
1222
435
25.5
26.0
1607
1629
450
29.1
29.6
2133
2157
VVG sector-shaped core cables
350
29.6
1739
370
32.4
2349
395
36.0
3170
3120
38.5
3894
3150
41.1
4748
3185
44.7
5850
3240
49.1
7565
350+125
29.2
1985
370+135
32.2
2687
395+150
36.5
3638
3120+170
39.4
4568
3150+170
42.5
5426
3185+195
46.7
6789
3240+1120
52.1
8740
450
30.1
2226
470
33.2
3035
495
37.5
4114
4120
40.4
5077
4150
43.7
6214
4185
47.9
7667
4240
53.5
9952
VVGng round-shaped core cables
11.5
5.0
5.4
41
46
12.5
5.4
5.8
52
57
14
6.0
6.6
72
80
16
6.5
7.1
93
102
110
7.8
8.0
143
146
116
9.9
10.1
229
234
125
11.0
11.2
327
332
135
12.0
12.2
424
430
150
13.5
13.7
557
564
170
15.2
773
195
17.3
1037
1120
19.2
1290
1150
22.2
1608
1185
24.7
2010
1240
27.7
2593
1300
31.0
3239
21.5
7.6
8.4
75
85
22.5
8.3
9.7
98
122
24
10.3
11.5
152
171
26
11.3
12.5
196
216
210
13.7
14.1
300
307
216
16.7
16.7
451
458
225
19.4
19.8
668
679
235
21.4
21.8
867
879
250
24.8
25.2
1163
1177
270
28.2
1607
295
32.4
2150
2120
35.8
2647
2150
41.8
3298
31.5
8.0
9.5
96
122
32.5
9.4
10.3
142
156
34
10.8
12.1
200
224
36
11.9
13.2
263
289
310
14.5
14.9
411
421
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
316
17.8
17.8
628
638
325
20.6
21.0
939
954
335
22.8
23.2
1229
1246
350
26.4
26.8
1653
1672
31.5+11
9.3
10.2
127
143
32.5+11.5
10.2
11.1
166
183
34+12.5
11.8
12.8
235
260
36+12.5
12.5
13.9
296
325
36+14
13.0
14.4
315
347
310+14
14.9
15.8
458
476
310+16
15.4
16.4
479
499
316+16
18.7
18.7
713
729
316+110
19.3
19.3
761
773
325+110
21.2
21.7
1050
1068
325+116
22.7
23.2
1126
1145
335+116
24.6
25.1
1435
1455
350+116
27.2
27.7
1830
1853
350+125
28.1
28.5
1929
1952
370+125
31.0
2578
395+135
36.1
3504
3120+135
39.4
4188
41.5
9.3
10.2
132
148
42.5
10.2
11.1
175
193
44
11.8
13.2
251
281
46
13.0
14.4
333
366
410
15.9
16.4
526
539
416
20.0
20.4
830
847
425
22.7
23.2
1217
1236
435
25.5
26.0
1625
1647
450
29.1
29.6
2153
2178
51.5
10.0
11.1
161
180
52.5
11.0
12.1
214
235
54
12.8
14.5
309
348
56
14.2
15.8
414
453
510
17.5
18.0
655
671
516
22.0
22.5
1037
1058
525
25.4
25.9
1553
1577
535
28.1
28.6
2043
2070
550
32.2
32.7
2723
2753
VVGng sector-shaped core cables
350
29.6
1760
370
32.4
2372
395
36.0
3198
3120
38.5
3923
3150
41.1
4780
3185
44.7
5888
3240
49.1
7607
350+125
29.2
2006
370+135
32.2
2710
395+150
36.5
3667
3120+170
39.4
4598
3150+170
42.5
5460
3185+195
46.7
6829
3240+1120
52.1
8785
450
30.0
2247
470
33.2
3058
495
37.5
4143
4120
40.4
5109
4150
43.7
6248
4185
47.9
7709
4240
53.5
9998
550
32.9
2789
570
37.0
3850
595
41.2
5142
5120
44.8
6397
5150
48.5
7946
5185
52.7
9647
5240
59.4
12275
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
10
PVC sheathed PVC insulated power aluminum core
cables
AVVG, rated for 660, 1000 V
PVC sheathed PVC insulated power aluminum core

cables (flame-retadant)
AVVGng rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for distributing

electric power in fixed installations rated for
nominal alternating voltages of 0.66 KV and 1 KV
50 Hz. They are meant for laying inside both dry
and wet industrial premises on special trestles,
in assemblies as well as for laying outdoors.
Cables are not recommended for burying in
trenches. AVVG cables are flame-retadant if laid
individually. AVVGng cables are flame-retadant if
laid in bunches.
1. Conductor aluminum, single or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.
the conductors of the same area or one conductor (ground or neutral one ) of a smaller area.
4. Jacket PVC, AVVGng cables are sheathed with flame-retadant PVC.

AVVGng type, operating temperature range is +40C
up to -60C.
Equivalent
AVVG - NAYY-O, NAYY-J, IEC 60332-1
AVVGng - NAYY-O, NAYY-J, IEC 60332-3 Category A
Technical details
Relative humidity of at temperatures of up to +35 oC......................................................... up to 98%
AVVG single conductor cables...................................................................... 10 outer diameters
AVVGng single conductor cables................................................................... 15 outer diameters
Testing alternating current voltage 50 Hz

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV

1.6 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
AVVG round-shaped core cables
5.4
5.8
35
40
6.1
6.7
46
54
6.5
7.1
55
63
7.7
7.9
78
81
9.3
9.5
114
118
10.8
11.0
161
165
11..8
12.0
197
203
13.5
13.7
263
270
15.2
345
17.3
448
19.2
554
22.2
684
24.8
858
27.7
1072
30.8
1329
8.4
9.8
64
87
10.3
11.5
99
117
11.3
12.5
118
137
13.6
14.0
167
174
15.5
15.9
220
228
19.0
19.4
331
340
21.0
21.4
407
417
24.8
25.2
565
578
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
12.5
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
22.5
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
2120
2150
2185
32.5
34
36
310
316
325
335
350
32.5+12.5
34+12.5
36+12.5
36+14
310+14
310+16
316+16
316+110
325+110
325+116
335+116
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
28.2
735
32.4
952
35.8
1170
41.8
1443
46.7
1800
9.4
10.3
92
105
10.9
12.2
122
145
11.9
13.2
148
173
14.4
14.8
215
225
16.4
16.9
289
300
20.2
20.6
438
452
22.3
22.8
546
561
26.4
26.8
763
782
10.2
11.2
109
127
11.8
12.8
141
165
12.6
13.9
167
194
13.0
14.4
175
206
14.8
15.7
239
255
15.2
16.3
247
266
16.9
17.9
319
340
18.5
18.9
360
373
20.8
21.3
486
502
21.5
21.9
511
527
24.2
24.6
642
659
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
350+116
27.2
27.7
833
854
350+125
28.1
28.5
876
899
370+125
31.0
1117
395+135
36.1
1491
3120+135
39.9
1763
3150+150
46.6
2249
3185+150
51.5
2710
42.5
10.2
11.2
109
127
44
11.8
13.3
148
177
46
13.0
14.4
181
213
410
15.8
16.3
267
279
416
18.5
18.9
379
394
425
22.3
22.7
553
570
435
25.0
25.5
716
735
450
29.1
29.6
971
995
AVVG sector-shaped core cables
350
29.6
850
370
32.4
1075
395
36.0
1408
3120
38.5
1672
3150
41.1
1982
3185
44.1
2373
3240
49.1
3075
350+125
29.2
931
370+135
32.2
1190
395+150
36.5
1585
3120+170
39.5
1922
3150+170
42.5
2235
3185+195
46.5
2764
3240+1120
52.1
3516
450
29.8
1036
470
33.0
1331
495
37.5
1763
4120
40.5
2116
4150
43.7
2526
4185
47.7
3085
4240
53.5
3965
AVVGng round-shaped core cables
12.5
5.4
37
14
6.1
48
16
6.5
57
110
7.7
81
116
9.3
119
125
10.8
166
135
11.8
204
150
13.5
270
170
15.2
352
195
17.3
457
1120
19.2
566
1150
22.2
698
1185
24.8
875
1240
27.7
1091
22.5
8.4
9.8
68
91
24
10.3
11.5
104
123
26
11.3
12.5
123
143
210
13.6
14.0
174
182
216
15.5
15.9
228
237
225
19.0
19.4
342
352
235
21.0
21.4
420
431
250
24.8
25.2
582
596
270
30.2
790
295
35.0
1046
2120
38.3
1244
2150
41.8
1476
2185
46.7
1840
32.5
9.4
10.3
96
110
34
10.9
12.2
127
152
36
11.9
13.2
154
180
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
310
14.4
14.8
223
232
316
16.4
16.9
298
309
325
20.2
20.6
451
464
335
22.3
22.8
560
575
350
26.4
26.8
781
800
34+12.5
10.2
11.2
115
132
34+12.5
11.8
12.8
147
172
36+12.5
12.5
13.9
171
201
36+14
13.0
14.4
181
214
310+14
14.8
15.7
245
263
310+16
15.2
16.3
255
274
316+16
16.9
17.9
328
348
316+110
18.5
18.9
371
385
325+110
20.8
21.3
499
515
325+116
21.5
21.9
524
540
335+116
24.2
24.6
658
676
350+116
27.2
27.7
852
874
350+125
28.1
28.5
896
918
370+125
31.0
1131
395+135
36.1
1510
3120+135
39.4
1782
3150+150
46.5
2275
3185+150
51.5
2737
42.5
10.2
11.2
115
132
44
11.8
13.3
154
184
46
13.0
14.4
188
220
410
15.8
16.3
275
288
416
18.5
18.9
391
405
425
22.3
22.7
567
584
435
25.0
25.5
733
752
450
29.1
29.6
991
1016
52.5
11.1
12.1
138
159
54
12.9
14.5
188
227
56
14.2
15.8
232
271
510
17.3
17.9
342
357
516
20.3
20.8
489
507
525
24.9
25.5
740
761
535
27.6
28.1
924
947
550
32.2
1262
AVVGng sector-shaped core cables
350
29.6
870
370
32.4
1097
395
36.0
1436
3120
38.5
1702
3150
41.1
2014
3185
44.1
2407
3240
49.1
3117
350+125
29.0
951
370+135
32.2
1213
395+150
36.5
1613
3120+170
39.4
1952
3150+170
42.5
2268
3185+195
46.7
2803
3240+1120
52.1
3561
450
29.8
1057
470
33.0
1354
495
37.5
1792
4120
40.5
2147
4150
43.7
2560
4185
47.7
3126
4240
53.5
4012
550
32.9
1336
570
37.0
1745
595
41.2
2227
5120
44.8
3221
5150
48.5
3891
5185
52.7
4965
5240
59.4
12275
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
11
12
PVC sheathed and insulated filled power copper
core cables
VVGz, rated for 660, 1000 V
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated filled

power copper core cables
VVGzng rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly

They are meant for laying inside both dry and wet
industrial premises on special trestles, in assemblies
as well as for laying outdoors. The cables are used
for supplying power installations where it is required
that the cable inputs are sealed.
VVGz cables are flame-retadant if laid
individually.
VVGzng cables are flame-retadant if laid in bunches.
1. Conductor copper, single or multiwire, round-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.

conductor cables feature conductors of the same area. Three-, four-, and five- conductor cables feature
all the conductors of the same area or one conductor (ground or neutral one ) of a smaller area.
4. Filling - PVC or crude rubber compound. VVGzng cables are filled with at least 0.1 mm thick flameretadant crude rubber compound or flame-retadant PVC .
5. Jacket PVC, VVGzng cables are sheathed with flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
VVGz - NYM-O, NYM-J

VVGz - NYY-O, NYY-J IEC 60332-1
VVGzng - NYM-O, NYM-J
VVGz - NYY-O, NYY-J IEC 60332-3 Category A

Relative humidity of air at temperatures of up to 35C........................................................ up to 98%
Minimum bending radius when laid:.................................................................... 7.5 outer diameters

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature............................................70C

1.5 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
VVGz round-shaped core cables
21.5
8.4
9.2
110
127
22.5
9.1
10.5
140
173
24
11.1
12.3
210
245
26
12.1
13.3
267
305
210
14.9
15.3
426
441
216
17.9
18.3
640
659
225
21.0
21.4
937
959
235
23.4
23.8
1220
1244
250
26.8
27.2
1618
1646
31.5
8.8
10.3
127
160
32.5
10.2
11.1
179
201
34
11.6
12.9
250
288
36
12.7
14.0
324
365
310
15.7
16.1
521
537
316
19.4
20.2
811
850
325
22.2
22.6
1170
1194
335
24.8
25.2
1536
1563
350
28.4
28.8
2043
2074
31.5+11
10.1
11.0
161
184
31.5+11.5
10.1
11.0
164
187
32.5+11.5
11.0
11.9
207
232
34+12.5
12.6
13.6
292
320
36+12.5
13.7
15.1
372
418
36+14
14.2
15.6
398
447
310+14
16.1
17.0
554
590
310+16
16.6
17.6
587
630
316+16
20.3
20.8
881
901
316+110
20.9
21.3
939
962
325+110
23.2
23.7
1278
1303
325+116
24.7
25.2
1413
1442
335+116
26.6
27.1
1736
1765
350+116
29.2
29.7
2173
2204
350+125
30.1
30.5
2311
2344
41.5
10.1
11.0
164
187
42.5
11.0
11.9
213
238
44
12.6
14.0
301
345
46
14.2
15.6
410
459
410
17.1
17.6
638
657
416
21.6
22.0
1016
1041
425
24.7
25.2
1479
1508
435
27.5
28.0
1937
1969
450
31.5
32.0
2584
2621
51.5
10.8
11.9
194
221
52.5
11.8
12.9
254
283
54
13.6
15.3
363
416
56
15.4
17.0
507
567
510
18.7
19.2
775
797
516
23.6
24.1
1235
1265
525
27.4
27.9
1832
1867
535
30.1
30.6
2370
2408
550
34.6
35.1
3174
3218
VVGz sector-shaped core cables
470
35.9
3388
495
39.8
4468
4120
43.1
5535
4150
46.8
6745
4185
50.6
8196
4240
57.0
10680
VVGzng round-shaped core cables
21.5
7.6
8.4
92
106
22.5
8.3
9.7
119
149
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
24
10.3
11.5
184
215
26
11.3
12.5
238
271
210
13.7
14.1
370
382
216
16.7
17.1
565
581
225
19.4
19.8
823
842
235
21.4
21.8
1063
1083
250
24.8
25.2
1430
1454
31.5
8.0
9.5
109
139
32.5
9.4
10.3
159
156
34
10.8
12.1
225
258
36
11.9
13.2
296
332
310
14.5
14.9
465
479
316
17.8
18.6
717
753
325
20.6
21.0
1059
1080
335
22.8
23.2
1381
1405
350
26.4
26.8
1860
1887
31.5+11
9.3
10.2
141
162
31.5+11.5
9.3
10.2
145
165
32.5+11.5
10.2
11.1
185
207
34+12.5
11.8
12.8
264
290
36+12.5
12.5
13.9
328
367
36+14
13.0
14.4
351
394
310+14
14.9
15.8
500
531
310+16
15.4
16.4
530
567
316+16
18.7
19.2
787
806
316+110
19.3
19.7
842
862
325+110
21.2
21.7
1144
1166
325+116
22.7
23.2
1262
1287
335+116
24.6
25.1
1576
1602
350+116
27.2
27.7
1995
2022
41.5
9.3
10.2
145
165
42.5
10.2
11.1
192
214
44
11.8
13.2
275
314
46
13.0
14.4
365
407
410
15.9
16.4
579
596
416
20.0
20.4
915
938
425
29.1
29.6
1332
1357
435
25.5
26.0
1771
1647
450
29.1
29.6
2352
2384
51.5
10.0
11.0
174
198
52.5
11.0
12.1
231
257
54
12.8
14.5
334
383
56
14.2
15.8
447
496
510
17.5
18.0
711
730
516
22.0
22.5
1128
1155
525
25.4
25.9
1676
1707
535
28.1
28.6
2199
2233
550
32.2
32.7
2935
2974
VVGzng sector-shaped core cables
470
33.1
3177
495
37.4
4288
4120
40.3
5268
4150
43.6
6415
4185
47.8
7907
4240
53.4
10210
570
37.0
4028
595
41.2
5341
5120
44.8
6646
5150
48.5
8219
5185
52.7
9947
5240
59.4
12644
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
13
14
PVC sheathed and insulated filled power copper
core cables
AVVGz, rated for 660, 1000 V
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated filled

AVVGzng rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly

They are meant for laying inside both dry and wet
industrial premises on special trestles, in assemblies
as well as for laying outdoors. The cables are used
for supplying power installations where it is required
that the cable inputs are sealed. AVVGz cables are
flame-retadant if laid individually. AVVGzng cables
are flame-retadant if laid in bunches.
1. Conductor aluminum, single or multiwire, round-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.

2. Insulation PVC.
Insulated multiconductor cable conductors carry identification coloring. Neutral conductor insulation
is blue. Grounding conductor insulation is in two colors (yellow-green).
the conductors of the same area or one conductor (ground or neutral one) of a smaller area.
4. Filling PVC or crude rubber compound. AVVGzng cables are filled with at least 0.1 mm thick flameretadant crude rubber compound or flame-retadant PVC .
5. Jacket PVC, AVVGzng cables are sheathed with flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
AVVGz - NAYY-O, NAYY-J, IEC 60332-1

AVVGzng - NAYY-O, NAYY-J,
IEC 60332-3 Category A
Operating temperature range................................................................................... -50 to +50

Relative humidity of air at temperatures of up to 35 oC....................................................... up to 98%
Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than .................. -15C
Minimum bending radius when laid: ................................................................... 7.5 outer diameters

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature......................................... +70C

1.6 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m
25 to 70 mm2 ...................................................................................................................... 300 m
95 mm2 or greater................................................................................................................ 200 m
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
AVVGz round-shaped core cables
22.5
9.2
10.6
110
143
24
11.0
12.3
162
197
26
12.1
13.3
194
232
210
14.8
15.2
298
313
216
16.7
17.1
390
407
225
20.6
21.0
600
621
235
23.0
23.4
761
784
250
26.8
27.2
1036
1065
270
30.2
1340
295
35.2
1817
2120
38.2
2159
2150
45.0
2873
2185
49.5
3490
32.5
10.2
11.1
134
155
34
11.7
13.0
178
216
36
12.7
14.0
215
255
310
15.6
16.0
331
347
316
18.0
18.5
457
476
325
21.8
22.2
673
696
335
24.3
24.8
857
882
350
28.4
28.8
1172
1203
32.5+12.5
11.0
12.0
153
178
34+12.5
12.6
13.6
205
233
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
36+12.5
36+14
310+14
310+16
316+16
316+110
325+110
325+116
335+116
350+116
350+125
370+125
395+135
3120+135
3150+150
3185+150
42.5
44
46
410
416
425
435
450
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
13.7
15.1
248
294
14.2
15.6
264
313
16.0
16.9
340
375
16.4
17.5
360
403
18.5
19.5
470
515
20.1
20.5
549
571
22.8
23.3
719
741
23.5
23.9
763
788
26.2
26.6
959
986
29.2
29.7
1207
1237
30.1
30.5
1282
1315
33.4
1608
38.5
2180
42.2
2584
49.4
3336
55.1
4169
11.0
12.0
153
178
12.6
14.1
205
249
14.2
15.6
265
314
17.0
17.5
385
405
20.1
20.5
552
575
24.3
24.7
820
847
27.0
27.5
1035
1064
31.5
32.0
1422
1459
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
52.5
12.1
185
54
13.9
249
56
15.2
305
510
18.7
465
516
21.3
624
525
25.9
933
535
28.6
1161
550
33.2
1584
AVVGz sector-shaped core cables
470
35.8
1700
495
39.7
2139
4120
43.1
2597
4150
46.7
3085
4185
50.4
3647
4240
57.1
4742
570
39.4
2097
595
44.0
2695
5120
47.6
3195
5150
51.3
3788
5185
56.3
4637
5240
62.6
5744
AVVGzng round-shaped core cables
22.5
8.4
9.8
89.1
119
24
10.3
11.5
136
167
26
11.3
12.5
165
198
210
13.6
14.0
243
255
216
15.5
15.9
323
337
225
19.0
19.4
490
507
235
21.0
21.4
607
626
250
24.8
25.2
848
872
270
28.2
1114
295
32.4
1468
2120
35.8
1799
2150
41.8
2330
2185
46.7
2908
32.5
9.4
10.3
113
132
34
10.9
12.2
153
186
36
11.9
13.2
186
223
310
14.4
14.8
276
290
316
16.4
16.9
371
387
325
20.2
20.6
565
584
335
22.8
22.8
705
726
350
26.4
26.8
987
1014
32.5+12.5
10.2
11.2
131
153
34+12.5
11.8
12.8
177
203
36+12.5
12.5
13.9
203
243
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
36+14
13.0
14.4
217
260
310+14
14.8
15.7
286
317
310+16
15.2
16.3
304
340
316+16
16.9
17.9
385
423
316+110
18.5
18.9
454
474
325+110
20.8
21.3
587
607
325+116
21.5
21.9
625
647
335+116
24.2
24.6
800
824
350+116
27.2
27.7
1025
1052
350+125
28.1
28.5
1091
1120
370+125
31.0
1358
395+135
36.1
1830
3120+125
39.4
2195
3150+150
46.6
2861
3185+150
51.5
3505
42.5
10.2
11.2
131
153
44
11.8
13.3
179
218
46
13.0
14.4
219
262
410
15.8
16.3
327
344
416
18.5
18.9
460
480
425
22.3
22.7
676
699
435
25.0
25.5
872
898
450
29.1
29.6
1189
1221
52.5
11.1
12.1
155
181
54
12.9
14.5
213
262
56
14.2
15.8
264
314
510
17.3
17.9
396
415
516
20.3
20.8
562
585
525
24.9
25.5
853
881
535
27.6
28.1
1073
1104
550
32.2
32.7
1475
1513
AVVGzng sector-shaped core cables
470
33.0
1490
495
37.3
1959
4120
40.3
2330
4150
43.5
2755
4185
47.6
3360
4240
53.5
4272
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
570
595
5120
5150
5185
5240
37.0
41.2
44.8
48.5
52.7
59.4
1924
2428
2930
3503
4181
5321
15
16
Flat PVC sheathed and insulated power copper core
cables
Flat PVC sheathed and insulated power aluminum

core cables
Flat Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated

Flat Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated

power aluminum core cables
VVG-P rated for 660, 1000 V
AVVG-P rated for 660, 1000 V
VVGng-P rated for 660, 1000 V
AVVGng-P rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

trenches. VVG-P cables are flame-retadant if laid
individually. VVGng-P cables are flame-retadant if
laid in bunches.
1. Conductor copper, solid, round-shaped, class 1 per IEC 60228 up to and including 16 mm2 of area.
2. Insulation PVC. Insulated multiconductor cable conductors carry identification coloring.
3. Insulated conductors are placed on the same plane.
4. Jacket PVC, VVGng-P cables are sheathed with flame-retadant PVC.

trenches. AVVG-P cables are flame-retadant if laid
individually. AVVGng-P cables are flame-retadant
if laid in bunches.
1. Conductor aluminum, solid, round-shaped, class 1 as per IEC 60228 up to and including 16 mm2 of area.
2. Insulation PVC. Insulated multiconductor cable conductors carry identification coloring.
3. Insulated conductors are placed on the same plane.
4. Jacket PVC, AVVGng-P cables are sheathed with flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
VVG-P - NYIFY-J, NYIFY-O
VVGng-P - NYIFY-J, NYIFY-O,
Technical details

VVG single conductor cables....................................................................... 7.5 outer diameters
Rated frequency...........................................................................................................50 Hz

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV

1.5 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m
Service life..................................................................................................................... 30 years
Number
and area
ofconductors,
mm2
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
216
31.5
32.5
34
36
310
316
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
VVG-P cables
5.07.6 5.48.4
62
5.48.3 5.89.1
83
6.09.7 6.610.9
119
6.510.7 7.111.9
160
7.813.1 8.013.5
254
9.916.7 10.117.1
392
5.010.2 5.411.4
101
5.411.3 5.812.5
133
6.013.2 6.615.1
188
6.514.9 7.116.6
250
7.818.5 8.019.1
392
9.923.6 10.124.2
628
Number
and area
ofconductors,
mm2
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
216
31.5
32.5
34
36
310
316
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
VVGng-P cables
5.07.6 5.48.4
68
77
5.48.3 5.89.1
90
99
6.09.7 6.610.9
128
143
6.510.7 7.111.9
169
185
7.813.1 8.013.5
265
272
9.916.7 10.117.1
425
433
5.010.2 5.411.4
103
115
5.411.3 5.812.5
135
148
6.013.2 6.615.1
191
213
6.514.9 7.116.6
253
277
7.818.5 8.019.1
396
405
9.923.6 10.124.2
634
646
Technical details

VVG single conductor cables....................................................................... 7.5 outer diameters
Rated frequency...........................................................................................................50 Hz

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV

1.6 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m
Number
and area
ofconductors,
mm2
22.5
24
26
210
216
32.5
34
36
310
316
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
AVVG-P cables
5.48.4 5.89.2
53
66
6.19.7 6.610.9
71
6.510.7 7.111.9
87
109
7.813.1 8.013.5
129
142
9.916.7 10.117.1
177
207
5.411.3 5.812.5
88
109
6.113.4 6.715.2
116
148
6.514.8 7.116.6
141
176
7.718.3 7.918.9
205
227
9.321.8 9.422.4
302
366
Number
and area
ofconductors,
mm2
22.5
24
26
210
216
32.5
34
36
310
316
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
AVVGng-P cables
5.48.4 5.89.2
61
70
6.19.7 6.710.9
81
97
6.510.7 7.111.9
98
115
7.713.0 7.913.4
143
149
9.315.5 9.515.9
210
218
5.411.3 5.812.5
92
105
6.013.4 6.615.1
121
144
6.514.8 7.116.6
147
171
7.718.3 7.918.9
212
221
9.321.8 9.522.4
312
323
17
18
PVC insulated armored copper conductor power
cables
VBbShv, rated for 660, 1000 V
PVC insulated flame-retadant armored copper

conductor power cables
VBbShng rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly
The cables are intended for transmitting and

distributing electric power in fixed installations
rated for nominal alternating current voltages of
0.66 KV and 1 KV 50 Hz. Single conductor cables are
used in DC voltage networks. They are meant for
burying (in trenches), indoors, in tunnels, ducts,
shafrs (except for laying in assemblies) as well as
outdoors if the cable is not exposed to considerable
stretching effects while there is a risk of
mechanical damages during its operation. VBbShv
cables are flame-retadant if laid singly. VBbShng
cables are flame-retadant when laid in bunches.
1. Conductor copper, solid or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.
3. Twisting Insulated conductors of Two-, three, four- and five conductor cables are twisted. Two
conductor cables feature conductors of the same area. Three, four- and five conductor cables feature all
4. Girth insulation is extruded from PVC or insulating material or similar in armored cables. Flameretadant PVC and conductor gap filling are in case of VBbShng cables.
5. Armoring two steel armor tapes applied with the upper tape covering the gaps in between the
lower tape turns.
Protective jacket in PVC, Flame-retadant PVC is in case of VBbShng cables.

VBbShng type, operating temperature range is +40C
up to -60C.
Technical details
Equivalent
VBbShv - YBY-O, YBY-J or Cu/PVC/STA/PVC,
IEC 60332-1
VBbShvng - YBY-O, YBY-J or Cu/PVC/STA/PVC,

Sungle-core cables VBbShv type.......................................................................... 10 outer diameters
Sungle-core cables VBbShng type........................................................................ 15 outer diameters
Multicore cables .............................................................................................. 7.5 outer diameters

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV

1.6 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m
25 to 70 mm2 ...................................................................................................................... 300 m
95 mm2 or greater................................................................................................................ 200 m
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
VBbShv round-shaped conductor cables
125
15.0
15.2
539
548
135
16.2
16.4
663
672
150
17.7
17.9
823
825
170
19.4
1061
195
21.5
1362
1120
23.0
1623
1150
26.4
2015
1185
28.5
2429
1240
31.5
3061
21.5
13.0
274
22.5
12.9
13.7
286
306
24
14.3
15.5
346
385
26
15.3
16.5
406
447
210
17.7
18.1
552
566
216
20.7
20.7
755
761
225
23.0
23.4
992
1009
235
25.6
26.0
1445
1473
250
28.6
29.0
1837
1867
270
32.0
2425
295
36.6
3200
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
2120
2150
31.5
32.5
34
36
310
316
325
335
350
31.5+11.0
31.5+11.5
32.5+11.5
34+12.5
36+12.5
36+14
310+14
310+16
316+16
316+110
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
39.6
3823
46.0
4856
13.5
306
13.4
14.3
325
349
14.8
16.1
403
449
15.9
17.2
484
532
18.5
18.9
676
694
21.8
21.8
949
959
24.2
24.6
1282
1304
27.0
27.4
1790
1820
30.2
30.6
2296
2330
13.3
14.2
309
342
13.3
14.2
314
347
14.2
15.1
363
398
15.8
16.8
454
503
16.5
17.9
528
581
17.0
18.4
554
611
18.9
19.8
730
764
19.4
20.4
759
797
22.3
22.3
1026
1041
22.9
22.9
1082
1094
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
325+110
25.2
25.7
1427
1452
325+116
26.7
27.2
1527
1554
335+116
28.4
28.9
1986
2020
350+116
31.0
31.5
2447
2482
350+125
31.9
32.3
2587
2624
370+125
34.8
3308
395+135
39.9
4400
3120+135
43.2
5233
3150+150
50.4
6635
41.5
13.3
14.2
314
347
42.5
14.2
15.1
367
401
44
15.8
17.2
469
525
46
17.0
18.4
572
630
410
19.9
20.4
815
836
416
23.6
24.0
1163
1188
425
26.7
27.2
1618
1646
435
29.3
29.8
2196
2232
450
32.9
33.4
2834
2874
VBbShv sector-shaped conductor cables
350
33.4
2261
370
36.6
2954
395
39.8
3801
3120
42.3
4568
3150
44.9
5467
3185
48.5
6630
3240
52.9
8421
350+125
33.0
2500
370+135
36.4
3289
395+150
40.3
4277
3120+170
43.2
5257
3150+170
46.7
6213
3185+195
50.5
7603
3240+1120
55.9
9649
450
33.8
2755
470
37.4
3654
495
41.3
4770
4120
44.2
5784
4150
47.9
7022
4185
51.7
8503
4240
57.7
10940
VBbShng round-shaped conductor cables
125
15.0
15.2
553
562
135
16.2
16.4
679
688
150
17.7
17.9
841
843
170
19.4
1081
195
21.5
1384
1120
23.0
1647
1150
26.4
2045
1185
28.5
2462
1240
31.7
3751
1300
35.3
3843
22.5
13.7
13.7
305
324
24
15.5
15.5
376
406
26
16.5
16.5
438
470
210
18.1
18.1
580
583
216
21.1
21.1
779
792
225
23.4
23.4
1019
1033
235
26.0
26.0
1496
1519
250
29.0
29.0
1898
1923
270
32.2
2501
295
36.6
3275
2120
39.8
3943
2150
46.0
4989
32.5
14.3
14.3
345
368
34
16.1
16.1
435
471
36
17.2
17.2
518
556
310
18.9
18.9
698
712
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
316
22.2
22.2
975
992
325
25.0
25.0
1336
1355
335
27.4
27.4
1840
1865
350
30.8
30.8
2372
2399
32.5+11.5
15.1
15.1
385
412
34+12.5
16.8
16.8
485
519
36+12.5
18.4
17.9
568
598
36+14
18.4
18.4
591
629
310+14
20.4
19.8
763
784
310+16
20.4
20.4
788
817
316+16
22.9
22.8
1053
1075
316+110
22.9
23.3
1105
1129
325+110
27.2
25.7
1475
1481
325+116
27.2
27.2
1562
1584
335+116
28.9
28.9
2038
2065
350+116
32.5
31.7
2531
2553
350+125
32.5
32.5
2666
2694
370+125
35.0
3373
395+135
39.9
4459
3120+135
43.4
5344
3150+150
50.4
6752
42.5
15.1
15.1
394
421
44
17.2
17.2
505
549
46
18.4
18.4
609
648
410
20.4
20.4
839
857
416
24.4
24.4
1216
1237
425
28.0
27.2
1661
1676
435
30.0
30.0
2266
2294
450
34.6
33.6
2943
2947
52.5
15.0
16.1
440
481
54
16.8
18.5
569
631
56
19.8
19.8
706
760
510
21.5
22.0
993
1018
516
26.5
26.5
1454
1479
525
29.0
29.5
1991
2025
535
32.1
32.6
2720
2763
550
36.4
36.9
3545
3594
VBbShng round-shaped conductor cables
350
33.6
2304
370
36.6
2986
395
40.0
3856
3120
42.5
4626
3150
45.3
5553
3185
48.5
6676
3240
52.9
8472
350+125
33.2
2581
370+135
36.4
3320
395+150
40.5
4332
3120+170
43.4
5316
3150+170
46.7
6257
3185+195
50.5
7651
3240+1120
56.3
9761
450
34.0
2849
470
37.4
3686
495
41.5
4827
4120
44.4
5846
4150
47.9
7068
4185
51.7
8552
4240
57.7
11000
550
36.9
37.1
3397
3427
570
41.0
4541
595
45.4
5965
5120
48.6
7206
5150
52.3
8821
5185
56.9
10658
5240
63.2
13346
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
19
20
PVC insulated armored aluminum conductor power
cables
AVBbShv, rated for 660, 1000 V
PVC insulated flame-retadant armored aluminum

AVBbShng rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly

0.66 KV and 1 KV 50 Hz. Single conductor cables are
used in DC voltage networks. They are meant for
burying (in trenches), indoors, in tunnels, ducts,
shafrs (except for laying in assemblies) as well as
outdoors if the cable is not exposed to considerable
stretching effects while there is a risk of
mechanical damages during its operation. AVBbShv
cables are flame-retadant if laid singly. AVBbShng
cables are flame-retadant when laid in bunches.
1. Conductor aluminum, solid or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.
4. Girth insulation is extruded from PVC or insulating material or similar in armored cables. Flameretadant PVC and conductor gap filling are in case of AVBbShng cables.
lower tape turns.
Protective jacket in PVC, Flame-retadant PVC is in case of AVBbShng cables.

VBbShng type, operating temperature range is
+40C up to -60C.
Equivalent
AVBbShv - AYBY-O, AYBY-J or AI/PVC/STA/PVC,
IEC 60332-1
AVBbShvng - AYBY-O, AYBY-J or AI/PVC/STA/PVC,
Technical details
AVBbShv single conductor cables................................................................ 10 outer diameters
AVBbShng single conductor cables............................................................... 15 outer diameters
AC testing voltage 50 Hz

for voltage of 0.66 KV . ................................................................................................... 3KV

for voltage of 1 KV ....................................................................................................... 3.5KV

2.5 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Guarantee service life.................................................................5 years from putting into operation
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
AVBbShv round-shaped conductor cables
22.5
13.0
13.8
256
282
24
14.3
15.5
298
337
26
15.3
16.5
334
374
210
17.6
18.0
424
438
216
19.5
19.9
511
526
225
22.6
23.0
660
676
235
25.2
25.6
984
1010
250
28.6
29.0
1256
1286
270
32.0
1573
295
36.6
2025
2120
39.6
2368
2150
46.0
3026
2185
2240
32.5
13.4
14.3
280
304
34
14.9
16.2
331
377
36
15.9
17.2
375
423
310
18.4
18.8
486
504
316
20.4
20.9
597
615
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
325
335
350
32.5+12.5
34+12.5
36+12.5
36+14
310+14
310+16
316+16
316+110
325+110
325+116
335+116
350+116
350+125
370+125
395+135
3120+135
3150+150
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
23.8
24.2
787
808
26.5
27.0
1107
1136
30.2
30.6
1425
1459
14.2
15.2
312
347
15.8
16.8
367
409
16.5
17.9
403
457
17.0
18.4
420
477
18.8
19.7
516
549
19.2
20.3
533
570
20.9
21.9
635
672
22.1
22.5
679
701
24.4
25.3
845
892
25.5
25.9
904
929
28.0
28.4
1204
1235
31.0
31.5
1478
1512
31.9
32.3
1557
1593
34.8
1872
39.9
2419
43.2
2835
50.0
3602
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
42.5
14.2
15.2
306
341
44
15.8
17.3
374
429
46
17.0
18.4
427
484
410
19.8
20.3
562
583
416
22.1
22.5
699
721
425
26.3
26.7
961
986
435
28.8
29.3
1291
1324
450
32.9
33.4
1672
1712
AVBbShv sector-shaped conductor cables
350
30.7
1297
370
33.7
1574
395
37.6
1969
3120
40.2
2277
3150
43.2
2640
3185
47.0
3136
3240
52.4
3893
350+125
32.8
1437
370+135
36.3
1781
395+150
40.1
2209
3120+170
43.1
2593
3150+170
46.5
2998
3185+195
50.2
3550
3240+1120
55.8
4391
450
33.6
1555
470
37.2
1938
495
41.1
2402
4120
44.1
2804
4150
47.9
3309
4185
51.7
3889
4240
57.7
4917
AVBbShng round-shaped conductor cables
125
15.0
347
135
16.2
464
150
17.9
556
170
19.4
660
195
21.5
804
1120
23.0
922
1150
26.4
1135
1185
28.6
1330
1240
31.7
1613
1300
35.0
1949
1400
38.6
2357
1500
42.6
2862
22.5
13.8
294
24
15.5
358
26
16.5
397
210
18.0
456
216
19.9
545
225
23.0
698
235
25.6
1054
250
29.0
1341
270
32.2
1656
295
36.6
2110
2120
39.8
2487
32.5
14.3
323
34
16.1
400
36
17.2
447
310
18.9
522
316
22.2
634
325
25.0
855
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
335
27.4
1179
32.5+12.5
15.2
361
34+12.5
16.8
433
36+12.5
17.9
474
36+14
18.4
495
310+14
19.7
569
310+16
20.3
590
316+16
21.9
692
316+110
22.5
722
325+110
25.3
917
325+116
25.9
955
335+116
28.4
1279
350+116
31.7
1579
370+125
35.2
1966
395+135
40.1
2515
3120+135
43.4
2943
42.5
15.2
361
44
17.3
453
46
18.4
502
410
20.3
603
416
22.5
742
425
26.7
1012
435
29.5
1384
52.5
16.1
406
54
18.5
511
56
19.8
578
510
21.9
702
516
24.8
902
525
29.3
1222
535
32.1
1634
AVBbShng sector-shaped conductor cables
350
30.9
1349
370
33.9
1631
395
37.6
2016
3120
40.4
2351
3150
43.4
2720
3185
47.0
3203
3240
52.4
3970
350+125
33.0
1493
370+135
36.3
1827
395+150
40.3
2280
3120+170
43.3
2673
3150+170
46.5
3065
3185+195
50.2
3623
3240+1120
56.2
4531
450
33.8
1611
470
37.2
1984
495
41.3
2475
4120
44.3
2887
4150
47.7
3378
4185
51.4
3964
4240
57.7
5008
550
37.1
1974
570
41.0
2436
595
45.4
3020
5120
48.6
3500
5150
52.3
4103
5185
56.9
4908
5240
63.2
6044
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
21
22
PVC sheathed bitumen & calcium carbonate treated
glass yarn served bitumen saturated paper bedded PVC
filled PVC insulated copper conductor power cables
VVB, VVBG rated for 660, 1000 V

glass yarn served bitumen saturated paper bedded
PVC insulated copper conductor power cables
VVzB, VVzBG rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly

0.66 KV and 1 KV 50 Hz. Single conductor cables
are used in DC voltage networks.
VVB cables are meant for burying (in trenches),
if the cable is not exposed to considerable
stretching effects. VVBG cables are meant for
laying indoors in ducts and tunnels, if the cable is
not exposed to considerable stretching effects.
1. Conductor copper, solid or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.
4. Filling is of PVC or crude rubber compound for VVzB and VVzBG cables.
5. Jacket - PVC
Protective layer: type B. For VVB cables is applied as follows:
-Bitumen treated creped paper or fabric bedding;
- two carbon steel armor tapes whereas the upper tape cover the gaps in between the turns of the lower one
-outer bitumen layer, saturated cable/glass yarn, bitumen or calcium carbonate .
Type B. For VVBG cables is applied as follows:
- Bitumen treated creped paper or fabric bedding
- two carbon steel armor tapes covered with bitumen and calcium carbonate.
Technical details
Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than .................... -7C
Minimum bending radius when laid..................................................................... 7.5 outer diameters


1.5 to 16 mm2...................................................................................................................... 450 m
25 to 70 mm2 ...................................................................................................................... 300 m
95 mm2 or greater................................................................................................................ 200 m
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
VVB round-shaped conductor cables
21.5
15.6
338
22.5
15.5
16.0
349
403
24
17.5
18.7
446
489
26
18.5
19.7
510
556
210
20.9
21.3
657
672
216
23.9
24.3
871
889
225
26.6
27.0
1143
1162
235
29.4
29.8
1568
1592
250
32.8
33.2
1958
1983
270
36.2
2486
295
40.4
3142
31.5
15.2
16.7
341
397
32.5
16.6
17.5
416
448
34
18.0
19.3
505
557
36
19.1
20.4
590
635
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
310
316
325
335
350
31.5+11.0
31.5+11.5
32.5+11.5
34+12.5
36+12.5
36+14
310+14
310+16
316+16
316+110
325+110
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
21.7
22.1
784
803
25.0
25.8
1070
1117
28.6
29.0
1618
1645
30.8
31.2
1969
1997
34.4
34.8
2492
2523
16.5
17.4
398
435
16.5
17.4
404
440
17.4
18.3
457
494
19.0
20.0
560
606
19.7
21.1
637
687
20.2
21.6
665
718
22.1
23.0
840
877
22.6
23.6
871
912
25.9
26.4
1173
1202
26.5
26.9
1232
1258
29.2
29.7
1747
1777
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
325+116
30.7
31.2
1863
1895
335+116
32.6
33.1
2224
2257
350+116
35.2
35.7
2692
2727
350+125
36.1
36.5
2815
2851
370+125
39.0
3528
395+135
44.1
4586
41.5
16.5
17.4
404
440
42.5
17.4
18.3
466
504
44
19.0
20.4
576
628
46
20.2
21.6
683
737
410
23.1
23.6
928
951
416
27.2
28.4
1316
1522
425
30.7
31.2
1954
1987
435
33.5
34.0
2439
2474
450
37.1
37.6
3068
3106
51.5
17.2
19.3
448
566
52.5
18.2
20.3
523
642
54
20.0
22.7
656
826
56
21.4
24.0
780
973
510
24.7
26.6
1090
1289
516
30.0
31.9
1748
2028
525
33.4
34.9
2354
2655
535
37.6
3263
VVB sector-shaped conductor cables
370
37.9
3277
395
41.4
4149
3120
44.4
4989
3150
47.4
5926
3185
51.1
7091
3240
56.6
8421
370+135
40.1
3686
395+150
44.4
4748
3120+170
47.3
5760
3150+170
50.4
6701
3185+195
54.6
8173
3240+1120
60.0
10264
470
41.1
4058
495
45.4
5248
4120
48.3
6296
4150
51.6
7516
4185
55.8
9079
4240
61.4
11506
550
40.6
3806
570
45.0
4976
595
49.2
6384
5120
52.8
7747
5150
56.5
9400
5185
60.3
11205
5240
67.4
14035
VVBG round-shaped conductor cables
21.5
11.0
267
22.5
10.9
12.3
279
326
24
12.9
14.1
366
404
26
13.9
15.1
425
465
210
16.3
16.7
560
573
216
19.3
19.7
759
775
225
22.0
22.4
1018
1035
235
24.4
24.8
1428
1449
250
27.8
28.2
1801
1824
270
31.2
295
35.4
31.5
10.6
12.1
272
321
32.5
12.0
12.9
340
368
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
34
13.4
14.7
422
467
36
14.5
15.8
502
541
310
17.1
17.5
683
700
316
20.4
21.2
953
996
325
23.6
24.0
1482
1507
335
25.8
26.2
1822
1848
350
29.4
29.8
2327
2356
31.5+11.0
11.9
12.8
323
355
31.5+11.5
11.9
12.8
328
361
32.5+11.5
12.8
13.7
377
410
34+12.5
14.4
15.4
472
514
36+12.5
15.1
16.5
546
589
36+14
15.6
17.0
563
618
310+14
17.5
18.4
737
769
310+16
18.0
19.0
766
802
316+16
21.3
21.8
1051
1078
316+110
21.9
22.3
1108
1131
325+110
24.2
24.7
1608
1636
325+116
25.7
26.2
1716
1746
335+116
27.6
28.1
2068
2099
350+116
30.2
30.7
2523
2556
350+125
31.1
31.5
3340
370+125
34.0
4373
395+135
39.1
2641
2675
41.5
11.9
12.8
328
361
42.5
12.8
15.1
386
420
44
14.4
15.8
488
533
46
15.6
17.0
581
637
410
18.5
19.0
821
841
416
22.6
23.4
1188
1386
425
25.7
26.2
1807
1838
435
28.5
29.0
2278
2311
450
32.1
32.6
2889
2925
51.5
12.6
14.7
369
477
52.5
13.6
15.7
439
548
54
15.4
18.1
564
721
56
16.8
19.4
681
861
510
20.1
22.0
975
1164
516
25.0
26.9
1604
1875
525
28.4
29.9
2194
2487
535
32.6
3082
VVBG sector-shaped conductor cables
370
32.9
3095
395
36.4
3949
3120
39.4
4774
3150
42.4
5697
3185
46.1
6843
3240
51.6
8723
370+135
35.1
3493
395+150
39.4
4534
3120+170
42.3
5531
3150+170
45.4
6457
3185+195
49.6
7908
3240+1120
55.0
9972
470
36.1
3860
495
40.4
5029
4120
43.3
6062
4150
46.6
7266
4185
50.8
8808
4240
56.4
11208
550
35.9
3609
570
40.0
4758
595
44.2
6146
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
5120
47.8
7491
5150
51.5
9126
5185
55.3
10912
5240
62.4
13707
VVzBG round-shaped conductor cables
21.5
11.6
12.4
287
317
22.5
12.3
13.7
329
384
24
14.3
15.5
430
484
26
15.3
16.5
502
550
210
18.1
18.5
696
717
216
21.1
21.5
957
982
225
25.0
25.4
1479
1511
235
27.4
27.8
1816
1850
250
30.8
31.2
2291
2328
31.5
12.0
13.5
311
366
32.5
13.4
14.3
385
420
34
14.8
16.1
479
537
36
15.9
17.2
569
621
310
18.9
19.3
803
826
316
22.6
24.2
1150
1375
325
26.2
26.6
1740
1774
335
28.8
29.2
2163
2200
350
32.4
32.8
2752
2793
31.5+11.0
13.3
14.2
365
403
31.5+11.5
13.3
14.2
368
406
32.5+11.5
14.2
15.1
425
466
34+12.5
15.8
16.8
536
570
36+12.5
16.9
18.3
625
692
36+14
17.4
18.8
656
728
310+14
19.3
20.2
843
893
310+16
19.8
20.8
883
942
316+16
24.3
24.8
1408
1438
316+110
24.9
25.3
1479
1512
325+110
27.2
27.7
1871
1906
325+116
28.7
29.2
2039
2078
335+116
30.6
31.1
2404
2444
350+116
33.2
33.7
2901
2941
350+125
34.1
34.5
3057
3101
41.5
13.3
14.2
368
406
42.5
14.2
15.1
431
471
44
15.8
17.2
545
602
46
17.4
18.8
669
741
410
20.3
20.8
942
968
416
25.6
26.0
1572
1608
425
31.5
32.0
2625
2668
435
35.5
36.0
3363
3411
450
32.1
32.6
2889
2925
51.5
14.0
411
52.5
15.0
487
54
16.8
615
56
18.6
786
510
21.9
1103
516
27.6
1829
525
31.4
2508
535
34.1
3103
550
38.6
4002
VVzBG sector-shaped conductor cables
470
39.9
4266
495
43.8
5432
4120
47.1
6575
4150
50.8
7867
4185
55.8
10001
4240
62.2
12698
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
23
24
PVC filled PVC insulated aluminum conductor
power cables
AVVB, AVVBG rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC insulated aluminum conductor power cables
AVVzB, AVVzBG rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly

0.66 KV and 1 KV 50 Hz. Single conductor cables
are used in DC voltage networks.
AVVB cables are meant for burying (in trenches),
if the cable is not exposed to considerable
stretching effects. AVVBG cables are meant for
laying indoors in ducts and tunnels, if the cable is
not exposed to considerable stretching effects.
1. Conductor aluminum, solid or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.
4. Filling is of PVC or crude rubber compound for AVVzB and AVVzBG cables.
5. Jacket - PVC
Protective layer: type B. For AVVB cables is applied as follows:
- Bitumen treated creped paper or fabric bedding;
- two carbon steel armor tapes whereas the upper tape cover the gaps in between the turns of the lower one
- outer bitumen layer, saturated cable/glass yarn, bitumen or calcium carbonate.
Type B. For AVVBG cables is applied as follows:
- Bitumen treated creped paper or fabric bedding
-two carbon steel armor tapes covered with bitumen and calcium carbonate.
Technical details
Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than .................... -7C



1.6 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
AVVB round-shaped conductor cables
22.5
15.6
17.0
320
373
24
17.5
18.7
398
442
26
18.5
19.7
438
483
210
20.8
21.2
529
545
216
22.7
23.1
623
639
225
26.2
26.6
809
827
235
29.0
29.4
1111
1133
250
32.8
33.2
1377
1402
270
36.2
1644
295
40.4
1981
2120
43.8
2296
32.5
16.6
17.5
371
403
34
18.1
19.4
433
485
36
19.1
20.4
481
526
310
21.6
22.0
594
613
316
23.6
24.1
712
732
325
28.2
28.6
1119
1145
335
30.3
30.8
1288
1315
350
34.4
1620
32.5+12.5
17.4
18.4
406
444
34+12.5
19.0
20.0
473
520
36+12.5
19.7
21.1
513
562
36+14
20.2
21.6
532
585
310+14
22.0
22.9
625
662
310+16
22.4
23.5
643
684
316+16
24.1
25.1
752
793
316+110
25.7
26.1
825
850
325+110
28.8
29.3
1185
1213
325+116
29.5
29.9
1227
1257
335+116
32.2
32.6
1435
1466
350+116
35.2
35.7
1714
1748
350+125
36.1
1781
370+125
39.0
3528
395+135
44.1
2626
42.5
17.4
18.4
406
444
44
19.0
20.5
480
532
46
20.2
21.6
538
592
410
23.0
23.5
675
698
416
25.7
26.1
845
870
425
30.3
30.7
1292
1323
435
33.0
33.5
1534
1567
450
37.1
1906
52.5
18.3
19.3
448
492
54
20.1
21.7
537
601
56
21.4
23.0
598
671
510
24.5
25.1
774
800
516
28.3
28.8
1160
1193
525
32.9
33.5
1538
1574
535
35.6
36.1
1796
1835
550
40.2
2262
AVVB sector-shaped conductor cables
350
34.9
1694
370
37.9
2005
395
41.4
2403
3120
44.4
2782
3150
47.4
3179
3185
50.8
3670
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
3240
56.6
4538
350+125
37.0
1858
370+135
40.1
2203
395+150
44.3
2714
3120+170
47.3
3131
3150+170
50.3
3526
3185+195
54.4
4169
3240+1120
60.0
5073
450
37.8
1984
470
41.0
2368
495
45.3
2918
4120
48.3
3354
4150
51.5
3850
4185
55.6
4522
4240
61.5
5561
VVBG round-shaped conductor cables
210
16.9
438
216
18.8
522
225
22.3
691
235
25.1
980
250
30.4
1288
270
34.2
1556
295
39.0
1918
2120
39.8
2038
2150
45.8
2445
2185
50.7
2909
310
17.7
500
316
19.7
607
325
24.3
992
335
26.4
1151
350
32.1
1532
310+14
18.1
529
310+16
18.5
545
316+16
20.2
644
316+110
21.7
711
325+110
24.9
1055
325+116
25.5
1094
325+116
28.2
1289
335+116
27.6
1623
350+116
33.0
1660
350+125
33.0
370+125
37.2
2017
395+135
40.1
2364
3120+135
43.4
2708
3150+150
50.6
3352
410
19.0
574
416
21.7
730
425
26.3
1155
435
29.1
1384
450
35.0
1816
52.5
14.3
352
54
16.1
430
56
17.4
483
510
20.5
639
516
24.3
1000
525
28.9
1348
535
31.6
1589
550
36.2
2025
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
25
26
Cold resistant power cables
VVG-HL,VVGz-HL,VBbSHv-HL,VVB-HL,VVBG-HL
VVG-HL,VVGz-HL,VBbSHv-HL,VVB-HL,VVBG-HL
Application
Assembly
HL control cables are intended for for transmitting

and distributing electric power in fixed
installations rated for AC voltages of 660 V and
1000 V 50 Hz within the ambient temperature range
of +40C to 60C
The main feature of these cables is the materials, which are used in their manufacture, allowing them to
stand out to the effects of low temperatures.
Equivalent
Technical details
VVG-HL; VVGz-HL - NYY-J, NYY-O cold resistant;

VBbShv-HL - Cu/PVC/STA/PVC cold resistant;
AVBbShv-HL - AI/PVC/STA/PVC cold resistant
IEC 60502-2, IEC 60332-3 Category A
VVGng-LS, AVVGng-LS
Cables are resistant to low ambient temperatures of up to -60C

Cables are resistant to ambient temperature changes between 60C and+40C
Cable guarantee service life..........................................................................................................
3 years from the day of putting into operation but not later than 6 months from the manufacture
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed and insulated power

copper/aluminum cables (LS means Low Smoke)
VVGng-LS, VVGng-LS rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly
Flame-retadant low smoke cables are intended for

rated for nominal alternating current voltages
of 0.66 KV and 1 KV 50 Hz. They are meant for
industrial application and nuclear power plants
when supplied to domestic customers or abroad.
Cables are meant for use within cable trestles
and rooms as well as in power plant units2 class
2< 3 and 4 as per classification OPB-88/97 (PNAE
G-01-011-97). VVGng cables are flame-retadant if
laid in bunches.
1. Conductor copper (VVGng-LS) or aluminum (VVGng-LS), solid or multiwire, round- or sectorshaped, class 1 or 2 class as per IEC 60228.
2. Insulation flame-retadant PVC. Insulated multiconductor cable conductors carry identification
coloring. Neutral conductor insulation is blue. Grounding conductor insulation is in two colors (yellowgreen).
3. Twisting Insulated conductors of two-, three- and four- conductor cables are twisted. Two- and
three conductor cables feature conductors of the same area. Four conductor cables feature all the
conductors of the same area or one conductor (ground or neutral one ) of a smaller area.
4. Inner extruded layer applied over flame-retadant PVC insulated conductors to fill the gaps between
the conductors. Inner layer thickness shall account for at least 0.3 mm. It is allowed to produce sectorshaped conductor cables without inner layer while twisted insulated conductors shall be taped with PE
tape or thermoset film with overlapping.
4. Jacket flame-retadant PVC, For cables with round-shaped conductor area up to 16 mm2 it is allowed
to apply an outer jacket while filling the gaps between the conductors. Inner extruded layer shall not
be applied in this case.

Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
VVGng-LS round-shaped core cables
21.5
7.6
8.4
97
113
22.5
8.3
9.7
126
158
24
10.3
11.5
194
227
26
11.3
12.5
249
285
210
13.7
14.1
386
400
216
16.7
17.1
588
606
225
20.4
20.8
951
975
235
22.4
22.8
1211
1237
250
26.4
26.8
1666
1697
270
29.8
2253
295
34.4
3035
2120
37.4
3679
2150
43.4
4705
2185
48.0
5817
31.5
8.0
9.5
115
148
32.5
9.4
10.3
167
188
34
10.8
12.1
236
273
36
11.9
13.2
308
348
310
14.5
14.9
484
499
316
17.8
18.6
741
781
325
21.6
22.0
1185
1211
335
24.2
24.6
1551
1581
350
28.0
28.4
2093
2128
31.5+11
9.3
10.2
149
172
31.5+11.5
9.3
10.2
153
175
32.5+11.5
10.2
11.1
194
219
34+12.5
11.8
12.8
277
306
36+12.5
12.5
13.9
341
385
36+14
13.0
14.4
365
413
310+14
14.9
15.8
519
553
310+16
15.4
16.4
550
590
316+16
18.7
19.2
813
834
316+110
19.3
19.7
869
892
325+110
22.2
22.7
1267
1293
325+116
24.1
24.6
1429
1461
335+116
25.6
26.1
1729
1761
350+116
28.8
29.3
2224
2258
350+125
29.7
30.1
2365
2402
370+125
32.6
3068
395+135
37.7
4149
3120+135
41.0
5002
3150+150
48.0
6414
41.5
9.3
10.2
153
175
42.5
10.2
11.1
201
226
44
11.8
13.2
287
331
46
13.0
14.4
379
427
410
15.9
16.4
600
619
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
416
20.0
20.4
945
970
425
24.1
24.6
1494
1526
435
26.5
27.0
1930
1965
450
30.7
31.2
2606
2646
VVGng-LS sector-shaped core cables
350
28.5
1972
370
31.5
2610
395
35.4
3471
3120
38.0
4216
3150
41.0
5104
3185
45.1
6253
3240
50.2
8027
350+125
30.7
2262
370+135
33.7
2990
395+150
38.0
3985
3120+170
40.9
4939
3150+170
44.0
5827
3185+195
48.2
7234
3240+1120
53.6
9239
450
31.3
31.5
2483
2512
470
35.1
3386
495
39.0
4472
4120
41.9
5460
4150
45.6
6675
4185
49.4
8126
4240
55.4
10526
AVVGng-LS round-shaped core cables
22.5
8.4
9.8
96
128
24
10.3
11.5
146
180
26
11.3
12.5
176
212
210
13.6
14.0
259
273
216
15.5
15.9
343
359
225
20.0
20.4
615
638
235
22.0
22.4
753
778
250
26.4
26.8
1089
1120
270
29.8
1408
295
34.4
1869
2120
37.4
22223
2150
43.4
2874
2185
48.3
3557
32.5
9.4
10.3
121
143
34
10.9
12.2
164
201
36
11.9
13.2
199
239
310
14.4
14.8
295
310
316
16.4
16.9
391
411
325
21.2
21.6
690
714
335
23.3
24.2
849
901
350
28.0
28.4
1229
1263
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
32.5+12.5
10.2
11.2
140
165
34+12.5
11.8
12.8
190
219
36+12.5
12.5
13.9
217
261
36+14
13.0
14.4
232
279
310+14
14.8
15.7
305
339
310+16
15.2
16.3
324
364
316+16
16.9
17.9
409
450
316+110
18.5
18.9
482
504
325+110
21.8
22.3
709
733
325+116
22.5
22.9
754
781
335+116
25.2
25.6
955
985
350+116
28.8
29.3
1265
1299
350+125
29.7
30.1
1344
1380
370+125
32.6
1643
395+135
37.7
2184
3120+135
41.0
2601
3150+150
48.2
3381
3185+150
53.1
4121
42.5
10.2
11.2
140
165
44
11.8
13.3
191
235
46
13.0
14.4
234
281
410
15.8
16.3
348
367
416
18.5
18.9
488
510
425
23.3
24.1
813
866
435
26.0
26.5
1032
1064
450
30.7
31.2
1453
1498
AVVGng-LS sector-shaped core cables
350
28.5
1091
370
31.5
1348
395
35.4
1725
3120
38.0
2017
3150
41.0
2365
3185
44.8
2851
3240
50.2
3581
350+125
30.5
1219
370+135
33.7
1507
395+150
38.0
1952
3120+170
41.0
2318
3150+170
44.0
2667
3185+195
48.0
3251
3240+1120
53.6
4066
450
31.3
1336
470
34.9
1701
495
39.0
2144
4120
42.0
2528
4150
45.6
3024
4185
49.2
3590
4240
55.4
4598
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Technical details

Single conductor cables............................................................................. 10 outer diameters

1.7 to 16 mm2. ............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Guarantee service life..................................................................................................................
27
28
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed and insulated
armored copper/aluminum conductor power cables
(LS in the name of cable means Low Smoke)
VBbShvng-LS, VBbShvng-LS rated for 660, 1000 V
Application
Assembly

rated for nominal alternating current voltages
of 0.66 KV and 1 KV 50 Hz. They are meant for
industrial application and nuclear power plants
when supplied to domestic customers or abroad.
Cables are meant for use within cable trestles and
rooms as well as in power plant units2 class 2, 3
and 4 as per classification OPB-88/97 (PNAE G01-011-97). The cables are flame-retadant if laid
in bunches.
1. Conductor copper (VBbShvng-LS) or aluminum (VBbShvng -LS), solid or multiwire, round- or

sector-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228
2. Insulation Flame-retadant PVC. Insulated multiconductor cable conductors carry identification
coloring. Neutral conductor insulation is blue. Grounding conductor insulation is in two colors (yellowgreen).
3. Twisting Insulated conductors of Two-, three and four conductor cables are twisted. Two and three
conductor cables feature conductors of the same area. Four conductor cables feature all the conductors
of the same area or one conductor (ground or neutral one) of a smaller area.
4. Inner extruded layer applied over flame-retadant PVC insulated conductors to fill the gaps between
the conductors. Inner layer thickness shall account for at least 0.9 mm.
lower tape turns.
Protective jacket in flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
VBbShvng-LS - Cu/LSOH/STA/LSOH,
AVBbShvng-LS - AI/LSOH/STA/LSOH


Single conductor cables............................................................................. 10 outer diameters
Maximum flame-retadant cable conductor temperature in case of short circuit ........................ + 400C

1.5 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
VBbShvng -LS round core cables
24
14.3
415
26
15.3
16.5
489
549
210
17.7
18.1
674
688
216
20.7
21.1
926
952
225
23.0
23.4
1216
1244
235
25.6
26.0
1540
1571
250
28.6
29.0
1954
1988
270
32.0
2567
295
36.6
3382
2120
39.6
4045
2150
46.0
5151
34
14.8
467
36
15.9
17.2
560
625
310
18.5
18.9
779
802
316
21.8
22.2
1098
1127
325
24.6
25.0
1501
1533
335
27.0
27.4
1886
1920
350
30.2
30.6
2414
2452
34+12.5
15.8
526
36+12.5
16.5
17.9
606
669
36+14
17.0
18.4
638
706
310+14
18.9
19.8
822
873
310+16
19.4
20.4
861
921
316+16
22.3
22.8
1161
1190
316+110
22.9
23.3
1227
1258
325+110
25.2
25.7
1598
1631
325+116
26.7
27.2
1750
1787
335+116
28.4
28.9
2087
2125
350+116
31.0
31.5
2563
2602
350+125
31.9
32.3
2710
2752
370+125
35.2
3486
395+135
39.9
4577
3120+135
43.2
5456
3150+150
50.4
6928
44
15.8
537
46
17.0
18.4
652
719
410
19.9
20.4
921
950
416
23.6
24.4
1315
1375
425
26.7
27.2
1819
1856
435
29.3
29.8
2301
2342
450
32.9
33.4
2464
3009
VBbShvng-LS sector shaped core cables
350
30.7
2280
370
33.7
2961
395
37.6
3853
3120
40.2
4633
3150
43.2
5658
3185
47.3
6906
3240
52.4
8584
350+125
32.9
2594
370+135
36.3
3395
395+150
40.2
4395
3120+170
43.1
5388
3150+170
46.6
6363
3185+195
50.4
7768
3240+1120
56.2
9897
450
33.7
2853
470
37.3
3765
495
41.2
4893
4120
44.1
5922
4150
47.8
7180
4185
51.6
8675
4240
57.6
11145
VBShvng -LS round core cables
24
14.3
368
26
15.3
16.5
416
476
210
17.6
18.0
545
559
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
216
19.5
19.9
658
682
225
22.6
23.0
876
903
235
25.2
25.6
1078
1108
250
28.6
29.0
1377
1411
270
32.0
1722
295
36.6
2217
2120
39.6
2588
2150
46.0
3320
2185
50.5
3974
34
14.9
396
36
15.9
17.2
451
516
310
18.4
18.8
587
611
316
20.4
20.9
725
751
325
24.2
24.6
1001
1031
335
26.5
27.0
1204
1236
350
30.2
30.6
1549
1588
34+12.5
15.8
440
36+12.5
16.5
17.9
481
545
36+14
17.0
18.4
504
572
310+14
18.8
19.7
606
656
310+16
19.2
20.3
632
692
316+16
20.9
21.9
749
809
316+110
22.1
22.5
826
856
325+110
24.8
25.3
1035
1066
325+116
25.5
25.9
1088
1121
335+116
28.0
28.4
1307
1342
350+116
31.0
31.5
1603
1642
350+125
31.9
32.3
1688
1730
370+125
35.2
2061
395+135
39.9
2611
3120+135
43.2
3054
3150+150
50.4
3894
3185+150
55.7
4726
44
15.8
441
46
17.0
18.4
506
574
410
19.8
20.3
667
695
416
22.1
22.5
831
861
425
26.3
26.7
1156
1191
435
28.8
29.3
1397
1435
450
32.9
33.4
1811
1861
VBShvng LS sector shaped core cables
350
30.7
1478
370
33.7
1777
395
37.6
2207
3120
40.2
2538
3150
43.2
2929
3185
47.0
3464
3240
52.4
4276
350+125
32.7
1630
370+135
36.3
2002
395+150
40.2
2470
3120+170
43.2
2883
3150+170
46.6
3325
3185+195
50.2
3910
3240+1120
56.2
4872
450
33.5
1758
470
37.1
2173
495
41.2
2676
4120
44.2
3106
4150
47.8
3653
4185
51.4
4267
4240
57.6
5369
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
29
30
PVC insulated five conductor power cables rated
for 660 and 1000 V
VVG, VBbShv, VVng-LS, VBbShvng-LS, AVVG, AVBbShv, AVVng-LS, AVBbShvng-LS

(LS in the name of cable means Low Smoke)
Application
Assembly

0.66 KV and 1 KV with frequencies of up to 100 Hz.
VVG and AVVG cables are meant for laying inside
both dry and wet industrial premises on special
trestles, in assemblies as well as for laying
outdoors. Cables are not recommended for burying
in trenches. Cables are flame-retadant if laid singly.
VBbShv and AVBbShv cables are meant for burying
(in trenches), in premises, tunnels, ducts, shafrs
(except for laying in assemblies) as well as for
laying outdoors if the cable is not exposed to
considerable stretching effects, however, in
presense of danger of mechanical damage during
the operation. Cables are flame-retadant if laid
singly.
Flame-retadant and low smoke VVng-LS, AVVngLS, VBbShvng-LS and AVBbShvng-LS cables are
meant for industrial and nuclear power plant
applications when supplied to the domestic
market and abroad. Cables are intended fo be
operated in cable works and premises as well as
for the applications in nuclear power plant units
class 2, 3 and 4 as per classification OPB-88/97
(PNAE G-01-011-97). Cables are flame-retadant if
laid in bunches.
1. Conductor copper (VBbShvng-LS) or aluminum (VBbShvng -LS), solid or multiwire, round- or sectorshaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228 in accordance with the table below:
Conductor designation
Solid
Multiwire
Nominal area of conductors, mm2

Round-shaped
Sector-shaped
Copper
Aluminum
Copper
Aluminum
1.5-25
2.5-35
16-50
50
50-240
70-240
2. Insulation PVC for AVVG, VVG, AVBbShv and VBbShv, Flame-retadant PVC for AVVng-LS, VVng-LS,
AVBbShvng-LS and VBbShvng-LS.
Insulated multiconductor cable conductors carry identification coloring. Neutral conductor insulation
is blue. Grounding conductor insulation (PE, PEN) is in two colors (yellow-green). The identification
coloring of the other conductors is either solid or in form of longitudinal stripes of at least 1 mm.
3. Twisting Insulated conductors are twisted. Cables are of five conductors. Round-shaped
conductors are twisted around a mandrel made of the sheathing PVC. Sector-shaped conductor cables
have polypropylene binding tape applied around twisted conductors. Also allowed is the application of
a central sheathing or insulation material filler in between the conductors.
For VVG, AVVG, AVVng-LS and VVng-LS cables
4. Filling for round-shaped core cables such
as VVG and AVVG, it is extruded from calcium
carbonate filled rubber compound or similar
material to form a round section. For AVVng-LS
and VVng-LS cables it is extruded from flameretadant PVC or flame-retadant crude rubber 0.5
mm thick (reference value). Sector-shaped core
cables come without filling.
5. Jacket PVC applied over the filling or binder
for VVG and AVVG cables and flame-retadant PVC
for AVVng-LS and VVng-LS cables covers
For VBbShv, AVBbShv, AVBbShvng-LS and VBbShvngLS cables

4. Girth insulation PVC applied over twisted
round-shaped insulated cores or binding tape at
least 0.9 mm thick for VBbShv, AVBbShv cables
and flame-retadant PVC for AVBbShvng-LS and
VBbShvng-LS cables
5. Protecting armoring
- two galvinized steel armor tapes 0.3 mm or 0.5
mm thick respectively whereas the upper tape cover
the gaps in between the turns of the lower one
- Protective jacket for VBbShv, AVBbShv cables
is from PVC and AVBbShvng-LS and VBbShvng-LS
cables is from flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
VVG - NYY-J, NYY-O;

VBbShv - Cu/PVC/STA/PVC;
VBbShvng-LS Cu/LSON/STA/LSON,
AVVG - NAYY-J, NAYY-O;
AVBbShv - AI/PVC/STA/PVC;
AVBbShvng-LS - AI/LSOH/STA/LSOH
Operating temperature range for AVVG, VVG, AVBbShv and VBbShv cables....................... -50 to +50
Operating temperature range for AVVng-LS, VVng-LS, VBbShvng-LS and AVBbShvng-LS cables................
-30 to +50
AC testing voltage 50 Hz...................................................................................................... 3.5KV

1.8 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
5 years from putting into operation but not later than 6 months from the manufacture
Number and area

Nominal outer
weight
ofconductors,
1 km of cable, kg
mm2
mm
VVG round-shaped core cables
51.5
10.7
170
52.5
11.8
231
54
14.0
343
56
15.3
456
510
17.4
674
516
20.3
1007
525
24.6
1537
535
27.4
2035
VVG sector-shaped core cables
5.50
31.8
2844
570
34.8
3811
595
38.8
5051
5120
42.0
6246
5150
46.2
7763
5185
50.2
9472
5240
56.6
12235
AVVG round-shaped core cables
52.5
11.8
151
54
14.0
216
56
15.3
265
510
17.4
356
516
20.3
499
525
24.6
743
535
27.4
940
AVVG sector-shaped core cables
5.50
31.8
1301
570
34.8
1652
595
38.8
2120
5120
42.0
2544
5150
46.2
3135
5185
50.2
3765
5240
56.6
4831
VBbShv round-shaped core cables
51.5
14.3
346
52.5
15.4
423
54
17.6
569
56
18.9
703
510
21.0
953
516
23.5
1306
525
27.8
1899
535
30.6
2437
550
35.4
3342
VBbShv sector-shaped core cables
570
38.0
4320
595
42.0
5618
5120
45.6
6901
5150
49.4
8438
5185
53.4
10206
5240
59.6
13063
AVBbShv round-shaped core cables
52.5
15.4
343
54
17.6
442
56
18.9
512
510
21.0
635
516
23.5
798
525
27.8
1105
535
30.6
1341
550
35.4
1800
AVBbShv sector-shaped core cables
570
38.0
2160
595
42.0
2688
5120
45.6
3199
5150
49.4
3810
5185
53.4
499
5240
59.6
5659
VVGng-LS round-shaped core cables
51.5
10.7
188
52.5
11.8
251
Number and area

Nominal outer
weight
ofconductors,
1 km of cable, kg
mm2
mm
54
14.0
369
56
15.3
486
510
17.4
708
516
20.3
1052
525
24.6
1600
535
27.4
2109
VVGng-LS sector-shaped core cables
550
31.8
2937
570
34.8
3931
595
38.8
5192
5120
42.0
6400
5150
46.2
7949
5185
50.2
9683
5240
56.6
12499
AVVGng-LS round-shaped core cables
52.5
11.8
172
54
14.0
369
56
15.3
486
510
17.4
708
516
20.3
1052
525
24.6
1600
535
27.4
2109
550
31.8
1395
AVVGng-LS sector-shaped core cables
570
34.8
1771
595
38.8
2261
5120
42.0
2698
5150
46.2
3321
5185
50.2
3975
5240
56.6
5095
VBbShvng LS round-shaped core cables
51.5
14.3
358
52.5
15.4
436
54
17.6
589
56
18.9
724
510
21.0
978
516
23.5
1336
525
27.8
1939
535
30.6
2486
VBbShvng LS sector-shaped core cables
550
35.4
3407
570
38.0
4401
595
42.0
5716
5120
45.6
7010
5150
49.4
8564
5185
53.4
10352
5240
59.8
13243
AVBbShvng LS round-shaped core cables
52.5
15.4
357
54
17.6
461
56
18.9
534
510
21.0
660
516
23.5
828
525
27.8
1145
535
30.6
1386
550
35.4
1864
AVBbShvng LS sector-shaped core cables
570
38.0
2242
595
42.0
2785
5120
45.6
3308
5150
49.4
3837
5185
53.4
4644
5240
59.8
5839
31
32
Flexible PVC sheathed and insulated copper core
cables (ng flame-retadant)
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
GVV, GVVng rated for 660 and 1000 V
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for fixed installation of

power supply and control circuits in machines and
gears rated for alternating current voltages of 0.6
and 1 KV up to 60 Hz. Cables can be operated with
direct current voltages 1000 and 1500 V
They are also meant for fixed installation with
bending radius not less than five outer diameters
of cable. Cables are not recommended for burying
in trenches.
KGVV cables are flame-retadant if laid
individually.
GVVng cables are flame-retadant if laid in
bunches.
Cables that feature a neutral conductor have n
in their ID.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round--shaped, nominal area up to and including 10 mm2 4 or 5 class,
nominal area up to 16 mm2 and greater 3,4 and 5 as per IEC 60228.
2. Insulation PVC. Insulated conductors of cables of up to and including 5 conductors carry
identification coloring. Neutral conductor insulation is blue. Grounding conductor insulation is in two
colors (yellow-green). Cables of 7 or more conductors have a count and guidance conductor in each lay
different in color from each other and the rest of conductors.
3. Twisting Insulated conductors are twisted with concentric lays . Four-, and five- conductor
cablings can be twisted around a PVC insulated core. Three and four conductor cables feature all the
conductors of the same area or one conductor (ground or neutral one ) of a smaller area. The cables can
have a ground conductor with a nominal area equal to that of a main conductor.
4. Jacket PVC, GVVng cables are sheathed with lameretardant PVC.
EWK also manufactures KGVV-P and KGVVng-P two

and three core cables.
Number and nominal area of conductors are in

accordance with those given in the tables:
Number of
conductors
1
23
4
5
7 10
14, 19, 27, 37
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
20.75
21.0
21.5
22.5
24
26
235
250
270
295
Nominal area of main conductors, mm2

Rated voltage, V
660 V
1000 V
10 - 300
0.75 - 6.0
10 - 240
0.75 - 6.0
10 - 185
0.75 - 6.0
10 - 150
0.75 - 6.0
0.75 - 2.5
-
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
KGVV cables
9.0
155
10.2
225
11.8
319
13.1
426
15.0
586
16.6
777
19.1
1046
20.4
1237
22.5
1539
24.7
1887
27.5
2435
29.8
2936
7.0
54
7.3
60
8.2
77
10.1
119
11.1
157
12.3
205
24.1
1002
27.8
1366
31.0
1796
35.5
2410
Technical details
VVG single conductor cables................................................................................ 5 outer diameters
Rated frequency...........................................................................................................up to 60 Hz
Testing alternating current voltage 50 Hz (test duration makes 10 min)

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV
Construction length at least................................................................................................. 100 m
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
2120
2150
2185
30.75
31.0
31.5
32.5
34
36
40.75
41.0
41.5
42.5
44
46
50.75
51.0
51.5
52.5
54
56
70.75
100.75
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
38.3
2851
42.5
3550
46.4
4320
7.3
67
7.7
76
9.3
111
10.6
153
11.8
207
13.0
276
7.9
81
8.3
93
10.0
136
11.6
190
12.8
261
14.2
350
9.2
110
9.6
125
10.9
165
12.6
231
14.0
324
15.6
434
9.9
135
12.2
184
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
140.75
190.75
270.75
370.75
71
101
141
191
271
371
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
20.75
21.0
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
2120
2150
2185
2240
30.75
31.0
31.5
32.5
34
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
KGVVGng cables
9.0
160
10.2
230
11.8
325
13.1
433
15.0
594
16.6
786
19.1
1058
20.4
1250
22.5
1553
24.7
1904
27.5
2454
29.8
2957
7.0
56
7.3
63
8.2
80
10.1
124
11.1
163
12.3
211
15.0
313
17.5
456
21.1
669
24.1
1035
27.8
1406
31.0
1845
35.5
2473
38.3
2923
42.5
3637
46.4
4421
51.9
5697
7.3
69
7.7
79
9.3
116
10.6
158
11.8
213
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
36
310
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
310+14
310+16
316+16
316+110
325+110
325+116
370+135
395+135
395+150
3120+135
3120+175
3150+150
3150+170
3185+150
3185+195
40.75
41.0
41.5
42.5
44
46
410
416
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
13.0
282
15.9
426
18.9
652
22.4
934
25.6
1285
29.6
1771
33.0
2354
37.9
3160
40.8
3742
45.8
4706
49.6
5705
55.9
7429
16.4
475
16.9
499
19.5
722
20.8
774
23.1
1047
25.1
1147
35.6
2763
39.1
3527
40.4
3689
42.2
4111
43.6
4458
47.3
5228
48.8
5429
51.2
6228
52.9
6673
7.9
84
8.3
96
10.0
141
11.6
196
12.8
267
14.2
357
17.5
544
20.8
837
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
425
435
450
470
495
4120
4150
4185
335+1+16
350+116
350+125
370+125
50.75
51.0
51.5
52.5
54
56
510
516
525
535
550
570
595
5120
5150
70.75
100.75
140.75
190.75
270.75
370.75
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
25.1
1231
28.2
1663
32.7
2304
37.0
3111
41.9
4132
45.7
4947
50.7
6168
55.4
7544
27.2
1468
30.6
1949
31.5
2042
34.5
2652
9.2
115
9.6
130
10.9
171
12.6
238
14.0
331
15.6
443
19.6
682
22.9
1023
27.7
1509
31.2
2045
36.6
2876
40.9
3840
46.9
5155
50.6
6117
56.7
7691
9.9
140
12.2
190
13.1
242
14.4
307
17.2
416
19.5
572
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
13.1
235
14.5
300
17.2
407
19.5
560
10.4
155
12.8
212
13.9
274
15.3
351
18.5
496
20.6
647
11.8
206
14.7
284
15.9
370
17.6
479
21.4
677
24.2
912
13.7
295
17.2
410
19.1
559
21.2
727
25.6
1024
28.7
1354
33
34
Flexible PVC sheathed screened PVC insulated
copper core cables (ng flame-retadant)
PVC insulated and sheathed crude rubber filled

power cables
GVEV, GVEVng rated for 660 and 1000 V
NYM-J, NYM-O rated for 300/500 V.
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for fixed installation

of power supply and control circuits in machines
and gears rated for alternating current voltages of
0.6 and 1 KV up to 60 Hz. Cables can be operated
with direct current voltages 1000 and 1500 V
respectively.
They are also meant for fixed connections
between electric motors and frequency
converters. Cables are not recommended for
burying in trenches.
KGVEV cables are flame-retadant if laid
individually.
GVEVng cables are flame-retadant if laid in
bunches.
Cables that feature a neutral conductor have n
in their ID.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round--shaped, nominal area up to and including 10 mm2 4 or 5 class,
nominal area up to 16 mm2 and greater 3,4 and 5 as per IEC 60228.
2. Insulation PVC. Insulated conductors of cables of up to and including 5 conductors carry
3. Twisting Insulated conductors are twisted with concentric lays . Four-, and five- conductor
cablings can be twisted around a PVC insulated core. Three and four conductor cables feature all the
conductors of the same area or one conductor (ground or neutral one ) of a smaller area.The cables can
have a ground conductor with a nominal area equal to that of a main conductor.
4. Screen over twisted conductors with copper wires of up to 0.3 mm of diameter in form of braiding
with density of at least 70%.
5. Jacket PVC, GVEVng cables are sheathed with flame-retadant PVC.
These cables are designed for transferring

and distributing electricity within the fixed
installations rated for voltage of 0.66 VA 50 Hz.
They are intended for laying both in dry and
wet premises on special cable trestles, within
assemblies within industrial and residential
buildings and works. They are used for power
supply of electric installations where it is required
that cables be sealed when entered. It is not
recommended that cables be buried (in trenches).
Cables can be used for laying power and lighting
line in explosion danger areas class 16, 1g and
pa, as well as for lighting networks in explosion
danger areas class 1a.
1. Conductor - copper, round, 1 and 2 class as per IEC 60228.

2. Insulation - PVC. Insulated conductors carry solid color identification in accordance with colors
given in the table below:
Number and nominal area of conductors are in

accordance with those given in the tables:
Number of
conductors
2-3
7 and 10
14, 19, 27, 37
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
2120
31.5
32.5
34
36
310
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
310+14
Nominal area of main conductors, mm2

Rated voltage, V
660 V
1000 V
1.0 - 6.0
10 150
1.0 - 6.0
1.0 - 2.5
-
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
KGVEV cables
9.6
120
10.9
155
11.9
197
13.1
252
15.8
361
18.7
530
21.9
738
24.9
1098
29.0
1526
32.2
1977
36.7
2618
39.5
3077
10.1
144
11.4
192
12.6
250
13.8
323
16.7
477
19.7
713
23.2
1010
26.4
1365
30.8
1924
34.6
2556
39.1
3348
42.0
3947
17.2
530
Number of conductors
1
2
3
4
5
NYM-J cables fitted with yellow-green

grounding conductor
NYM-O cables
yellow-green, black, blue

yellow-green, black, blue, brown
yellow-green, black, blue, brown, black
Black or yellow-green
Black, blue
Black, blue, brown
Black, blue, brown, black
Black, blue, brown, black, black
3. Twisting insulated conductors of same area of two, three, four or five conductor cables are twisted.
4. Girth insulation of crude rubber compound. NYM single conductor cables come without girth insulation.
5. Jacket of gray PVC.
Technical details
Technical details

VVG single conductor cables................................................................................ 5 outer diameters
Rated frequency...........................................................................................................up to 60 Hz
Testing alternating current voltage 50 Hz (test duration makes 10 min)

For 0.66 KV.................................................................................................................... 3 KV

For 1 KV......................................................................................................................3.5 KV
Operating temperature range -30 to +50

Relative air humidity at temperatures of up to +35 up to 98%
Laying and installation of cables without preheating shall be carried out at temperatures not lower
than ..................................................................................................................................-15
Minimum bending radius when laying - at least 7.5 outer diameters
Rated frequency -.................................................................................................................50 Hz
Alternating testing voltage 50 Hz:......................................................................................... 2.5 V
Continuously permissible cable conductor heating temperature during operation:....................... +70
Construction cable length...........................................................................................at least 50 m
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
310+16
316+16
316+110
325+110
325+116
335+116
350+116
350+125
370+125
370+135
395+135
395+150
41.5
42.5
44
46
410
416
425
435
450
470
495
51.5
52.5
54
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
17.7
553
20.3
785
21.6
843
24.3
1145
25.9
1226
28.0
1555
31.8
2102
32.7
2199
35.7
2823
36.8
2939
40.3
3721
41.6
3891
10.8
172
12.4
231
13.6
308
15.0
403
18.7
618
21.6
905
25.9
1311
29.0
1759
34.3
2506
38.2
3294
43.1
4341
11.7
204
13.4
278
14.8
376
Number and area

ofconductors,
mm2
56
510
516
525
535
550
570
71
101
141
191
271
371
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
Nominal outer
weight
1 km of cable, kg
mm
660 V
1000 V
660 V
1000 V
16.4
492
20.4
745
24.1
1122
28.5
1599
32.0
2145
37.8
3059
42.1
4044
11.2
194
13.6
260
14.7
325
16.1
409
19.3
566
21.4
729
12.6
249
15.5
339
16.7
429
18.8
563
22.2
758
25.0
1005
14.5
345
18.0
474
19.9
632
22.0
808
26.4
1124
29.5
1466
Number and area

of 1 km of
ofconductors, Outer diameter, mm Weight
cable, kg
mm2
NYM-O cables
11.5
5.4
77
12.5
6.0
98
14
6.6
110
16
7.1
132
110
8.4
182
116
9.5
249
21.5
8.9
127
22.5
10.5
186
24
11.9
248
26
13.3
323
210
16.1
496
216
19.0
725
225
23.0
1092
235
25.8
1419
31.5
9.3
146
32.5
11.1
216
34
12.5
293
36
13.9
385
310
17.0
598
316
20.5
910
325
24.3
1343
Number and area

of 1 km of
cable, kg
mm2
335
27.3
1757
41.5
10.0
172
42.5
11.9
255
44
13.9
366
46
15.5
483
410
18.5
728
416
22.3
1112
425
26.6
1653
435
29.8
2169
51.5
10.7
205
52.5
12.9
303
54
15.1
436
56
16.8
580
510
20.1
884
516
24.4
1356
525
29.2
2023
535
32.7
2644
NYM-O and NYM-J cables
31.5
9.2
146
32.5
10.4
198
34
11.9
273
36
13.3
363
Number and area

of 1 km of
cable, kg
mm2
310
16.3
571
316
19.2
845
325
22.8
1251
335
25.4
1628
41.5
9.9
172
42.5
11.2
235
44
13.3
342
46
14.8
457
410
17.8
696
416
21.0
1038
425
25.4
1575
435
27.8
2019
51.5
10.6
204
52.5
12.2
280
54
14.8
427
56
16.1
550
510
19.4
843
516
23.3
1289
525
27.7
1924
535
30.8
2509
35
36
PVC insulated and sheathed copper conductor
power cables
NYY-J, NYY-O 0,6;1 kV
PVC insulated and sheathed aluminum conductor

power cables, fitted with ground conductor
Application
Assembly
These cables are designed for transferring

and distributing electricity within the fixed
installations rated for AC voltages of 0.6/1 V up
to 50 Hz.
They are intended for laying both in the open air,
underground, indoors and in cable ducts. Cables
are flame-retadant if laid singly.
Cables can be used together with VVG and VVGz
cables rated for 1 kV to GOST 16442-80.
Cables correspond to NYY and NAYY cables to
German standards DIN VDE 0276 .603 DIN VDE
0276 p.627 as regards their assembly, technical
details and performance.
1. Conductor round- or sector-shaped copper (for NYY-J, NYY-O) or aluminum (for NYY-J, NYY-O),
solid or multiwire 1 or 2 class to IEC 60228. Conductor 50 mm2 of area or greater shall be compacted.
2. Insulation PVC. Insulated conductors carry solid color identification in accordance with colors
given in the table below. For single conductor cables a conductor carries yellow-green or black ID
insulation coloring. For NYY-O and NYY-O cables the smaller area conductor shall be blue.
For NYY cables with a number of conductors of 7 or greater the insulated conductors shall carry digital
marks. For NYY-J cables a ground conductor shall be found in the outer layer.
2
3
4
5
NYM-J cables fitted with yellow-green

grounding conductor
Yellow-green, black*
Yellow-green, black, blue
Yellow-green, black, blue, brown
Yellow-green, black, blue, brown, black
NYM-O cables
black, blue
Black, blue, brown
Black, blue, brown, black
Black, blue, brown, black, black
* This is two color design for copper conductor cables with a nominal area of over 10 mm2 and for
aluminum conductor cables with a nominal area of over 16 mm2
3.Cabling insulated conductors of three, four and five conductor cables are twisted to form a core
around a PVC or crude rubber cord.
4. Girth insulation crude rubber compound.
5.Sheath PVC.
Technical details
Operating temperature range.....................................................................between -50 and +50
Relative air humidity at temperatures of up to +35 up to 98%
Continuously permissible cable conductor heating temperature during operation:....................... +80
Construction cable length for main conductor areas:

1,5 to 16 mm2 .............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 and greater....................................................................................................... 200 m
5 years (from putting the cables into operation but not later than from the date of manufacture)
Number and nominal areas of conductors, mm2

(conductor assembly*) for the following cable types Insulation thickness,mm Sheath thickness,mm
NYY-O, NYY-J
NAYY-O, NAYY-J
Nomin.
Minimum
Nomin. Minimum
11,5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
12.5(RE)**
12.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
14(RE)-**
14(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
16(RE)**
16(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
110(RE)
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
110(RE)
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
125(RE)
1.2
0.98
1.8
1.43
135(RE)
1.2
0.98
1.8
1.43
150(RE)
1.4
1.16
1.8
1.43
170(RE)
1.4
1.16
1.8
1.43
195(RE)
1.6
1.34
1.8
1.43
1120(RM)
1.6
1.34
1.8
1.43
1150(RM)
1.8
1.52
1.8
1.43
1185(RM)
2.0
1.70
1.8
1.43
1240(RM)
2.2
1.88
1.8
1.43
1300(RM)
2.4
2.06
1.9
1.52
1400(RM)
2.6
2.24
2.0
1.60
1500(RM)
2.8
2.42
2.1
1.69
21.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
22.5(RE)**
22.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
24(RE)**
24(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
26(RE)**
26(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
Outer diameter of
cable,mm
Nomin. Minimum
6.0
8.0
7.0
9.0
8.0
11.0
9.0
11.0
9.0
11.0
10.0
12.0
12.0
15.0
13.0
16.0
14.0
17.0
16.0
19.0
18.0
21.0
19.0
22.0
21.0
25.0
23.0
27.0
26.0
30.0
28.0
32.0
32.0
37.0
35.0
40.0
10.0
14.0
12.0
15.0
13.0
17.0
15.0
19.0

NYY-O, NYY-J
NAYY-O, NAYY-J
Nomin.
Minimum
Nomin. Minimum
210(RE)**
210(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
216(RE)**
216(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
225(RM)**
225(RE)**
1.2
0.98
1.8
1.43
235(RM)**
235(RE)**
1.2
0.98
1.8
1.43
250(RM)**
250(RM)**
1.4
1.16
1.8
1.43
31.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
32.5(RE)**
32.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
34(RE)**
34(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
36(RE)**
36(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
310(RE)**
310(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
316(RE)
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
325(RM)**
325(RE)**
1.2
0.98
1.8
1.43
335(RM)**
335(RE)**
1.2
0.98
1.8
1.43
350(SM)**
350(SM**)
1.4
1.16
1.9
1.52
370(SM)**
370(SM)**
1.4
1.16
2.0
1.60
395(SM)**
395(SM)**
1.6
1.34
2.1
1.69
3120(SM)**
3120(SM)**
1.6
1.34
2.3
1.86
3150(SM)**
3150(SM)**
1.8
1.52
2.4
1.94
3185(SM)**
3185(SM)**
2.0
1.70
2.5
2.03
3240(SM)**
3240(SM)**
2.2
1.88
2.7
2.20
32.5(RE)+11.5(RE)**
0.8/0.8
0.62/0.62
1.8
1.43
34(RE)+12.5(RE)** 34(RE)+12.5(RE)**
1.0/0.8
0.80/0.62
1.8
1.43
36(RE)+14(RE)**
36(RE)+14(RE)**
1.0/1.0
0.80/0.80
1.8
1.43
310(RE)+16(RE)**
310(RE)+16(RE)**
1.0/1.0
0.80/0.80
1.8
1.43
316(RE)+110(RE)** 316(RE)+110(RE)**
1.0/1.0
0.80/1.0
1.8
1.43
325(RM)+116(RE)
1.2/1.0
0.98/0.80
1.8
1.43
335(SM)+116(RE)
1.2/1.0
0.98/0.80
1.8
1.43
350(SM)+125(RM)
1.4/1.2
1.16/0.98
1.9
1.52
370(SM)+135(SM)
1.4/1.2
1.16/0.98
2.0
1.60
395(SM)+150(SM)
1.6/1.4
1.34/1.16
2.2
1.77
3120(SM)+170(SM)
1.6/1.4
1.34/1.16
2.3
1.86
3150(SM)+170(SM)
1.8/1.4
1.52/1.16
2.4
1.94
3185(SM)+195(SM)
2.0/1.6
1.70/1.34
2.6
2.11
3240(SM)+1120(SM)
2.2/1.6
1.88/1.34
2.8
2.28
41.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
42.5(RE)**
42.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
44(RE)
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
46(RE)
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
410(RE)
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
416(RE)
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
425(RM)**
425(RE)
1.2
0.98
1.8
1.43
435(RE)
1.2
0.98
1.8
1.43
435(RM)**
1.2
0.98
1.9
1.52
450(RE)
1.4
1.16
1.9
1.52
450(SM)**
1.4
1.16
2.0
1.60
470(SM)**
470(SM)**
1.4
1.16
2.1
1.69
495(SM)**
495(SM)**
1.6
1.34
2.3
1.86
4120(SM)**
4120(SM)**
1.6
1.34
2.4
1.94
4150(SM)**
4150(SM)**
1.8
1.52
2.5
2.03
4185(SM)**
4185(SM)**
2.0
1.70
2.6
2.11
4240(SM)**
4240(SM)**
2.2
1.88
2.9
2.37
51.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
52.5(RE)**
52.5(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
54(RE)
54(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
56(RE)
56(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
510(RE)
510(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
516(RE)
516(RE)**
1.0
0.80
1.8
1.43
525(RM)**
525(RE)**
0.8
0.62
1.9
1.52
71.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
101.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
121.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
141.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
191.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
241.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
301.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
72.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
102.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
122.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
Outer diameter of
cable,mm
Nomin. Minimum
16.0
20.0
18.0
21.0
22.0
27.0
22.0
30.0
25.0
34.0
11.0
14.0
12.0
15.0
14.0
17.0
15.0
18.0
17.0
20.0
18.0
21.0
24.0
27.0
22.0
25.0
25.0
29.0
29.0
34.0
33.0
37.0
35.0
40.0
39.0
44.0
45.0
50.0
50.0
56.0
13.0
17.0
15.0
19.0
16.0
20.0
18.0
22.0
21.0
25.0
25.0
31.0
25.0
32.0
28.0
35.0
31.0
38.0
36.0
43.0
37.0
45.0
42.0
50.0
46.0
54.0
52.0
60.0
12.0
16.0
13.0
17.0
14.0
18.0
15.0
19.0
17.0
21.0
19.0
23.0
25.0
29.0
27.0
31.0
27.0
34.0
31.0
35.0
29.0
36.0
33.0
40.0
38.0
45.0
41.0
49.0
46.0
54.0
51.0
59.0
57.0
65.0
13.0
16.0
14.0
17.0
15.0
18.0
18.0
21.0
19.0
22.0
22.0
25.0
27.0
36.0
17.0
21.0
21.0
22.0
25.0
28.0
29.0
18.0
22.0
23.0
37
38
NYY-O, NYY-J
NAYY-O, NAYY-J
Nomin.
Minimum
Nomin. Minimum
142.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
192.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
242.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
302.5(RE)
0.8
0.62
1.8
1.43
Outer diameter of
cable,mm
Nomin. Minimum
24.0
27.0
30.0
32.0
*R round-shaped conductor, S sector-shaped conductor, solid conductor, multiwire

conductor
**Can be manufactured on a customers request. In this case conductor assembly, minimum and
maximum overall dimensions shall be agreed upon when the order is placed.
Number and nominal areas of

conductors, mm2
11,5
12,5
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
1400
1500
21,5
22,5
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
31,5
32,5
34
36
310
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
32.5+11.5
34+12.5
36+14
310+16
316+110
Calculated outer diameter of

cable, mm
NAYY-O,
NYY-O, NYY-J
NAYY-J
6,8
7,4
7,4
8,7
8,7
9,3
9,3
9,5
9,1
10,9
10,9
13,5
12,8
14,6
13,8
15,5
15,5
17,0
17,0
19,3
19,3
20,8
20,8
23,0
23,0
25,0
25,0
27,9
27,9
30,8
34,2
38,0
11,9
12,9
12,9
14,7
14,7
15,7
15,7
17,3
17,2
19,7
19,7
23,8
23,4
25,8
25,4
28,8
28,3
12,1
12,9
12,9
14,7
14,8
15,8
15,8
17,5
17,4
19,5
19,5
23,2
22,8
25,4
24,5
28,9
28,9
32,5
32,5
36,6
36,6
39,4
39,4
43,7
43,7
48,0
47,7
53,9
53,9
13,7
15,4
15,4
17,0
17,0
19,0
18,9
21.2
21.1
Calculated weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
NAYY-O,
NYY-O, NYY-J
NAYY-J
67,0
83,5
68,5
119
94,9
148
112
182
120
257
160
401
226
505
269
636
350
854
433
1140
560
1384
659
1702
798
2077
968
2688
1202
3336
4174
5368
207
254
225
340
293
408
335
539
411
744
546
1123
781
1397
932
1795
1169
230
277
231
378
305
463
352
630
438
855
559
1277
777
1627
945
2026
1150
2740
1482
3636
1896
4420
2222
5485
2753
6697
3288
8657
4226
317
420
333
542
407
739
508
1014
652
Number and nominal areas of

conductors, mm2
325+116
335+116
350+125
370+135
395+150
3120+170
3150+170
3185+195
3240+1120
41,5
42.5
44
46
410
416
425
435
450
470
495
4120
4150
4185
4240
51,5
52.5
54
56
510
516
525
535
71,5
101,5
121,5
141,5
191,5
241,5
301,5
72,5
102,5
122,5
142,5
192,5
242,5
302,5
Calculated outer diameter of

cable, mm
NAYY-O,
NYY-O, NYY-J
NAYY-J
24.5
24.1
27,7
26,4
31,5
31,5
34,7
34,0
39,2
39,2
42,8
42,8
46,2
46,4
50,6
50,4
56,8
56,8
12,8
13,7
13,8
5,8
15,9
17,0
17,0
19,0
18,9
21,2
21,1
25,4
24,9
28,0
27,3
32.5
31,4
35,9
37,5
40,4
40,4
44,0
44,0
47,6
47,6
51,8
51,6
58,2
58,2
13,7
14,7
14,7
17,1
17,1
18,4
18,4
20,6
20,5
23,1
23,0
27,9
27,3
30.1
14,6
17,6
18,1
18,8
20,6
23,6
24,8
15,7
15,7
19,1
19,1
19,6
19,6
20,5
20,5
22,5
22,5
25,8
25,9
27,2
27,3
Calculated weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
NAYY-O,
NYY-O, NYY-J
NAYY-J
1462
859
1742
1044
2378
1352
3138
1674
4191
2145
5261
2631
6230
3078
7721
3714
9946
4743
265
324
263
449
352
554
408
767
510
1053
655
1586
921
2047
1125
2653
1493
3520
1837
4700
2377
5816
2885
7082
3431
8647
4096
11208
5276
305
377
300
527
405
658
471
916
600
1266
774
1934
1094
1356
359
502
542
599
739
932
1067
449
343
635
483
692
512
770
556
962
671
1218
857
1408
957
Flame-retadant FIRE RESISTANT LOW SMOKE COPPER

CONDUCTOR POWER CABLES
VVGng-FRLS, VVGEng -FRLS
Application
Assembly
The above cables are intended for transmission

and distribution of electricity and electric signals
in fixed electric installations rated for alternate
voltages of up to 1000V at frequencies of up to
100Hz and 1000V DC.
1.Conductor: copper, solid or multiwire

2. Two mica tapes with a nominal thickness of 0.12 mm are applied over conductors.
3. Conductors wrapped with mica tapes are insulated with flame-retadant PVC.
4. For multiconductor cables insulated conductors are twisted round a core extruded of the outer
sheath material. One or two plastic binder tapes with minimum thickness of 10 mm with a gap
exceeding the tape width can be applied over the twisted sector-shaped conductors.
5. An inner extruded flame-retadant PVC sheath is applied over the twisted conductors for VVGEng-FRLS cable.
6. A copper foil/tape(copper wire layer bound with copper tapes) screen is applied over the inner sheath
for VVGEng-FRLS cable.
7.The outer jacket is of flame-retadant PVC.
Technical details
Permissible cable conductor heating temperature during the operation maximum 70 (maximum 90
for small-sized cables).
Installation without preheating at temperatures not lower than -15
Maximum flameretardance cable temperature in case of short circuit not greater than 400
Cables shall be flame-retadant when tested in groups as per IEC 332-3-96
Cable overload operation duration: maximum 8 h a day and maximum 1000 h throughout the service
life.
Cable service life:.............................................................................................. minimum 30 years
Storage life in sheltered rooms:..................... 10 years, storage life on open grounds: maximum 2 years.
Power cable guarantee service life:...................................................................................... 5 years
Service life of control, small-sized, control & regulation cables:............................................. 3 years.
Nominal
cross-section of
conductors, mm2
11.5
12.5
14
16
110
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
Cable type
VVGng-FRLS
VVGEng-FRLS
Outer
Outer
Weight
diameter
diameter Weight
7.0
112.0
7.2
121.0
7.4
132.0
7.6
143.0
8.3
161.0
8.5
175.0
9.4
190.0
9.6
204.0
10.4
245.0
10.4
259.0
13.6
431.0
13.8
449.0
14.9
528.0
151
541.0
17.5
696.0
17.7
714.0
18.8
897.0
17.0
917.0
20.9
1162.0
21.1
1811.0
22.5
1406.0
22.7
1421.0
24.8
1765.0
25.0
1786.0
26.8
2154.0
27.0
2176.0
29.8
2753.0
30.0
2772.0
11.1
197.0
11.3
2080
11.9
246.0
12.1
259.0
13.7
320.0
13.9
337.0
14.7
398.0
14.9
410.0
15.3
521.0
15.5
538.0
20.2
702.0
20.4
719.0
24.0
981.0
24.2
1002.0
25.6
1252.0
26.8
1269.0
29.8
1268.0
30.0
1281.0
24.2
1708.0
24.4
1726.0
30.2
2236.0
30.4
2259.0
Nominal
cross-section of
conductors, mm2
2120
2150
2185
2240
31.5
32.5
34
36
310
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
41.5
42.5
44
46
410
416
Cable type
VVGng-FRLS
VVGEng-FRLS
Outer
Outer
Weight
diameter
diameter Weight
32.4
2746.0
32.6
2761.0
35.6
3374.0
35.8
3392.0
38.6
4186.0
38.8
4205.0
43.4
5403.0
43.6
5426.0
11.7
209.0
11.9
219.0
12.5
256.0
12.7
271.0
14.3
341.0
14.6
358.0
15.5
416.0
15.7
431.0
17.2
604.0
17.4
619.0
21.3
834.0
21.5
856.0
24.4
1203.0
24.6
1229.0
28.2
1569.0
28.4
1591.0
31.6
1902.0
31.8
1931.0
32.0
2499.0
32.2
2528.0
36.1
3298.0
36.3
3329.0
38.9
4107.0
39.1
4131.0
42.5
4973.0
42.7
5009.0
46.4
6108.0
46.8
6136.0
50.7
7865.0
50.9
7896.0
12.6
264.0
12.8
279.0
13.5
327.0
13.7
345.0
15.6
453.0
15.8
471.0
16.9
567.0
17.1
591.0
19.5
792.0
19.7
832.0
23.4
110.3
023.6
1141.0
Nominal
cross-section of
conductors, mm2
425
435
450
470
495
4120
4150
4185
4240
51.5
52.5
54
56
510
516
525
535
550
570
595
5120
5150
5185
5240
Cable type
VVGng-FRLS
VVGEng-FRLS
Outer
Outer
Weight
diameter
diameter Weight
28.0
1574.0
28.2
1599.0
31.0
2009.0
31.2
2041.0
35.5
2464.0
35.5
2492.0
33.6
3286.0
33.8
3306.0
38.1
4306.0
38.3
4341.0
41.3
5379.0
41.5
5407.0
45.5
6604.0
45.7
6639.0
49.5
8053.0
49.7
8100.0
55.7
10294.0
55.9
10337.0
13.6
260.0
13.8
271.0
14.7
338.0
14.9
351.0
17.0
472.0
172.0
502.0
18.8
587.0
19.0
604.0
21.5
897.0
21.7
920.0
26.1
1207.0
26.3
1231.0
30.7
1857.0
30.9
1883.0
34.6
2429.0
34.8
2459.0
36.0
3146.0
36.4
3189.0
37.9
4204.0
38.4
4235.0
42.1
5503.0
42.5
5539.0
46.9
6846.0
47.3
6891.0
50.9
8513.0
51.3
8552.0
55.2
10262.0
55.6
10305.0
62.8
13267.0
63.2
13309.0
39
40
PVC insulated armored copper single core power
cables (ng flame-retadant)
PVC sheathed copper conductor power cables

(ng flame-retadant)
VBbShng, AVBbShng rated for 3 kV
VVG, VVGng rated for 6 kV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

distributing electric power in DC voltage networks
rated for 3KV 50 Hz.
They are meant for burying (in trenches), indoors,
in tunnels, ducts, shafrs (except for laying in
assemblies) as well as outdoors if the cable is not
exposed to considerable stretching effects while
there is a risk of mechanical damages during its
operation.
Cables are flame-retadant if laid in bunches.
1. Conductor copper (VBbShng) or aluminum (AVBbShng), multiwire, round-shaped, class 2, area range
240 to 625 mm2 as per IEC 60228.
2. Insulation PVC.
3. Screen of two copper tapes of minimum nominal thickness of 0.1 mm, the upper tape covering the
gap between the edges of the lower one or two copper tapes with minimum thickness of 0.08 mm with
overlapping or a screen of a corrugated copper tape applied longitudinally with minimum nominal
thickness of 0.15 mm.
4. Isolator insulation PVC at least 0.9 mm thick or done by applying plastic tapes with minimum
nominal thickness of 0.6 mm.
5. Protective armoring BbShng type
- two galvinized steel armor tapes 0.3 mm or 0.5 mm thick respectively whereas the upper tape covers
the gaps in between the turns of the lower one C.
- Protective jacket is from flame-retadant PVC.

6 KV 50 Hz.
The cables are meant for laying inside both dry
The cables are not recommended for burying in
trenches. VVG Cables are flame-retadant if laid
singly. VVGng cables are flame-retadant if laid in
bunches.
Equivalent
Technical details
VBbShng - Cu/PVC/STA/PVC,
AVBbShng - AI/PVC/STA/PVC

Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than ....................15C
Minimum bending radius when laid..................................................................... 15 outer diameters
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature......................................... +70
Construction lengths at least................................................................................................ 200 m
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, 2 class as per IEC 60228.

2. Insulation PVC. Insulated multiconductor cable conductors carry identification coloring. Nominal
insulation thickness is equal to 3.4 mm.
2. C ables are only made of three conductors.
2. Insulation PVC.Insulated conductors of cables of up to and including 5 conductors carry
3.Cables are only made of three conductors.
4. Twisting Insulated conductors are twisted.
5. Inner layer extruded from rubber compound while filling the gaps betwen conductors, for VVGng
extruded from flame-retadant rubber compound.
6. Girth insulation PVC with a minimum thickness of 0.9 mm. for VVGng extruded from flame-retadant
PVC.
7. Conductive screen made by aplying a tape made from conductive rubbered fabric with a nominal
thicknes of 0.3 mm with overlapping or two conductive cable paper tapes with a nominal thickness of
0.12 mm with a gap.
8. Metallic screen of two copper tapes or foil of minimum thickness of 0.06 mm with a gap.
9. Isolator two polyethleneterephtalate tapes, thermoset web or similar with overlapping.
10. Jacket - PVC , for VVGng extruded from flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
VVG IEC 60502-2, IEC 60332-1

VVGng IEC 60502-2, IEC 60332-3 Category A

Testing alternating current voltage 50 Hz (test duration is 10 minutes........................................15 KV
Cables shall withstand AC voltage test during 4 hours...................................................... 18 KV 50 Hz

16 to 70 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

95 to 120 mm2 ............................................................................................................. 400 m

150 mm2 or greater....................................................................................................... 350 m
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
AVVG cables
37.8
40.4
43.4
46.7
49.3
51.8
55.4
59.6
2584
2946
3675
4580
5393
6310
7499
9280
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
AVVGng cables
33.5
35.5
37.8
40.4
43.8
47.1
49.9
52.4
56.0
60.2
1919
2313
2757
3109
3897
4822
5675
6607
7822
9628
41
42
PVC sheathed aluminum conductor power cables
(ng flame-retadant)
PVC sheathed armored copper conductor power

cables
AVVG, AVVGng rated for 6 kV
VBbShv rated for 6 kV
Flame-retadant. PVC sheathed armored copper

VBbShvng rated for 6 kV
Application
Assembly

6 KV 50 Hz.
The cables are meant for laying inside both dry
The cables are not recommended for burying in
trenches. AVVG Cables are flame-retadant if laid
singly. AVVGng cables are flame-retadant if laid in
bunches.
1. Conductor aluminum, single or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 2 as per IEC 60228.
3. C ables are only made of three conductors.
5. Inner layer extruded from rubber compound while filling the gaps betwen conductors, for AVVGng
extruded from flame-retadant rubber compound.
6. Girth insulation PVC with a minimum thickness of 0.9 mm. for AVVGng extruded from flameretadant PVC.
0.12 mm with a gap.
9. Isolator two polyethleneterephtalate tapes, thermoset web or similar with overlapping.
10. Jacket - PVC , for AVVGng extruded from flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
AVVG - IEC 60502-2, IEC 60332-1

AVVGng - IEC 60332-3 Category A
Operating temperature range.....................................................................................50 to +50

Cables shall withstand AC voltage test during 4 hours..............................................................3.5 KV

17 to 70 mm2. ............................................................................................................. 450 m

95 to 120 mm2 ............................................................................................................. 400 m

150 mm2 or greater....................................................................................................... 350 m
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
VVG cables
37.4
40.4
43.4
46.7
49.3
51.8
55.2
59.6
1855
2063
2400
2831
3189
3566
4085
4825
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
VVGng cables
32.2
35.1
37.4
40.4
43.8
47.1
49.9
52.4
55.8
60.2
1475
1766
2025
2226
2622
3073
3471
3864
4406
5174
Application
Assembly

6 KV 50 Hz.
in tunnels, ducts, mines (except for laying in
operation.
VBbShv cables are flame-retadant if laid singly.
VBbShvng cables are flame-retadant if laid in
bunches.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 2 as per IEC 60228.

5. Inner layer extruded from rubber compound while filling the gaps betwen conductors, for
VBbShvng cables extruded from flame-retadant rubber compound.
6. Girth insulation PVC with a minimum thickness of 0.9 mm. For VBbShvng extruded from flameretadant PVC.
0.12 mm with a gap.
9. Isolator two polyethleneterephtalate tapes, thermoset web or similar with overlapping. For
VBbShvng cables a flame-retadant PVC isolator layerwith a minimum thickness of 1.0 mm is applied
over the taping.
10. Protective armoring BbShv type
- two steel armor tapes whereas the upper tape cover the gaps in between the turns of the lower one.
- Protective jacket is from flame-retadant PVC. For VBbShvng cables is from a flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
VBbShv - Cu/PVC/STA/PVC 6000 V, IEC 60502-2,

IEC 60332-1
VBbShvng - Cu/PVC/STA/PVC 6000 V, IEC 60332-3
Category A


16 to 70 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

95 to 120 mm2 ............................................................................................................. 400 m

150 mm2 or greater....................................................................................................... 350 m
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
VBbShv cables
39.2
41.8
45.2
48.1
50.7
53.2
56.8
61.0
3002
3393
4201
5101
5944
6891
8122
9953
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
VBbShvng cables
37.7
39.3
41.8
44.4
48.0
50.9
53.7
56.6
59.8
64.0
2568
2956
3464
3863
4738
5674
6576
7612
8832
10715
43
44
PVC sheathed armored aluminum conductor power
cables
Flame-retadant. PVC sheathed armored copper/

aluminum conductor power cables
(LS low smoke)
AVBbShv rated for 6 kV
Flame-retadant. PVC sheathed armored aluminum

conductor power cables.
VVGng-LS, AVVGng-LS rated for 6 kV
AVBbShvng rated for 6 kV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

6 KV 50 Hz.
in tunnels, ducts, mines (except for laying in
operation.
AVBbShv cables are flame-retadant if laid singly.
AVBbShvng cables are flame-retadant if laid in
bunches.
1. Conductor aluminum, single or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 1 and 2 as per IEC 60228.
5. Inner layer extruded from rubber compound while filling the gaps betwen conductors, for
AVBbShvng cables extruded from flame-retadant rubber compound.
6. Girth insulation PVC with a minimum thickness of 0.9 mm. for AVBbShvng extruded from flameretadant PVC.
0.12 mm with a gap.
AVBbShvng cables a flame-retadant PVC isolator layer is applied over the taping.
- Protective jacket is from flame-retadant PVC. For AVBbShvng cables is from a flame-retadant PVC.

transmitting and distributing electric power in
fixed installations rated for nominal alternating
current voltages of 6 KV 50 Hz.
Cables are meant for industrial and nuclear power
plant applications when supplied to the domestic
laid in bunches.
1. Conductor copper (VVGng-LS), single or multiwire, round- or sector-shaped, class 1 and 2 as per IEC
60228.
coloring. Nominal insulation thickness is equal to 3.4 mm.
5. Filling flame-retadant rubber compound is applied around the twisted insulated conductor, filling
the gaps between conductors or flame-retadant rubber compound when a girth insulation is applied
while filling the gaps between conductors.
6. Girth insulation extruded from flame-retadant PVC.
0.12 mm with a gap.
8. Metallic screen of two copper tapes or foil of minimum thickness of 0.06 mm with a gap. Calculated
screen area for cables with area of up to and including 120 mm2 16 mm, upward of 120 mm2 25 mm2.
over the taping.
10. Jacket - flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
AVBbShv - AI/PVC/STA/PVC 6000 V, IEC 60502-2,

IEC 60332-1
AVBbShvng - AI/PVC/STA/PVC 6000 V,


16 to 70 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

95 to 120 mm2 ............................................................................................................. 400 m

150 mm2 or greater....................................................................................................... 350 m
VVGng-LS, AVVGng-LS - IEC 60332-3 Category A


16 to 70 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

95 to 120 mm2 ............................................................................................................. 400 m

150 mm2 or greater....................................................................................................... 350 m
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
AVBbShv cables
38.8
41.8
45.2
48.1
50.7
53.2
56.8
61.0
2268
2511
2926
3352
3741
4147
4705
5498
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
AVBbShvng cables
36.4
39.3
41.8
44.4
48.0
50.9
53.7
56.6
59.8
64.0
2098
2403
2724
2981
3463
3925
4372
4868
5412
6261
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
VVGng-LS cables
33.5
35.5
37.8
40.4
43.8
47.1
49.9
52.4
56.0
60.2
2050
2457
2919
3283
4090
5048
5923
6873
8112
9948
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
AVVGng-LS cables
32.2
35.1
37.4
40.4
43.8
47.1
49.9
52.4
55.8
60.2
1589
1929
2169
2402
2828
3303
3724
4134
4703
5502
45
46
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored copper/
(LS low smoke)
PVC sheathed XLPE insulated copper conductor

power cables
PvVG rated for 1 kV
VBbShng-LS, A VBbShng-LS rated for 6 kV
Application
Application
Assembly

current voltages of 6 KV 50 Hz.
Cables are meant for industrial and nuclear power
plant applications when supplied to the domestic
laid in bunches.
1. Conductor copper (VBbShng-LS) or aluminum (AVBbShng-LS), single or multiwire, round- or sectorshaped, class 1 and 2 as per IEC 60228.
coloring. Nominal insulation thickness is equal to 3.4 mm.
5. Filling flame-retadant rubber compound is applied around the twisted insulated conductor, filling
the gaps between conductors or flame-retadant rubber compound when a girth insulation is applied
while filling the gaps between conductors.
6. Girth insulation extruded from flame-retadant PVC.
0.12 mm with a gap.
8. Metallic screen of two copper tapes or foil of minimum thickness of 0.06 mm with a gap. Calculated
screen area for cables with area of up to and including 120 mm2 16 mm, upward of 120 mm2 25 mm2.
over the taping.
10. Isolator flame-retadant PVC with a minimum thickness of 1.0 mm.
- Protective jacket is from flame-retadant PVC. For VBbShvng cables is from a flame-retadant PVC.
Technical details
VBbShvng-LS - Cu/LSOH/STA/LSOH 6000 V;

AVBbShvng-LS - AI/LSOH/STA/LSOH 6000 V


17 to 70 mm2. ............................................................................................................. 450 m

95 to 120 mm2 ............................................................................................................. 400 m

150 mm2 or greater....................................................................................................... 350 m
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
VBbShng -LS cables

37.7
39.3
41.6
44.4
48.0
50.9
53.7
56.2
59.8
64.0

Equivalent
Equivalent
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2

and distribution of electricity in fixed
installations rated for 1 KV AC 50 Hz for networks
with grounded and insulated neutral conductors.
They are designed for group laying in cable
trestles provided that they are not exposed to
mechanical impacts.
PvVG cables are intended for laying individual
cable lines in cable works and premises provided
that cable is not exposed to mechanical impacts.
PvVng(A)-LS and PvVGng(B) cables are intended
for group laying of cable lines in cable works and
premises provided that cable is not exposed to
mechanical impacts, PvVng(A)-LS are also used in
explosive areas.
The above cables comply with the following
standards:
PvVG meets IEC 60332-1-2-2004
PvVng(A)-LS meets IEC 60332-3-22-2000
PvVGng(B) meets IEC 60332-3-23-2000
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
2758
3158
3690
4107
5008
5978
6909
7970
9215
11135
Number and
nominal area of
conductor, mm2
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
3185
3240
AVBbShng -LS cables

36.2
38.9
41.2
44.4
48.0
50.9
53.7
56.2
59.6
64.0
2270
2590
2933
2402
3746
4233
4710
5232
5803
6690
PvVG - N2XY, IEC 60332-3 Category A

PvVGng(A) - N2XH
Number and area
Weight of 1 km of
of conductor, mm2 Outer diameter, mm
cable, kg
PvVG round-shaped conductor cables
44
14.6
338
46
15.8
437
410
17.8
628
416
21.9
957
425
26.4
1437
435
29.2
1893
450
33.5
2600
54
15.7
414
56
17.0
478
510
19.6
699
516
23.6
1046
525
28.3
1547
535
31.9
2064
550
32.0
2863
PvVG sector -shaped conductor cables
450
33.5
2600
470
27.5
2898
495
30.7
3857
4120
34.7
4852
4150
38.2
6027
4185
42.2
7371
4240
46.3
9482
550
32.0
2863
570
36.0
3906
595
40.2
5172
5120
43.6
6424
5150
48.0
7989
5185
52.4
9787
5240
58.6
12558
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE

insulated copperconductor power cables (LS means
low smoke, A means that the cable meets category A
as regards flameretardancy)
PvVng(A)-LS rated for 1 kV
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated

copperconductor power cables (B means
that the cable meets category B as regards
flameretardancy)
PvVng(B) rated for 1 kV
Assembly
1. Conductor copper solid or multiwire round- or sector shaped.
2. Insulation XLPE. Insulated multiple cable conductors carry identification coloring which can be
either solid or in form of minimum 1mm wide lengthwise stripe . Neutral conductor insulation is blue.
Crounding conductor insulation is in two colors (yellow-green).
3. Cabling insulated conductors are twisted to form a core round a PVC/crude rubber cord for PvVG
cables, fire resistant PVC for PvVng(A)-LS cables and flame-retadant PVC for PvVGng(B) cables. Cables
have four or five cores and all conductors of the same cross-section or one conductor of smaller crosssection (neutral or grounding conductor) for four core cables.
4. Girth insulation of PVC/calcium carbonate filled rubber applied over twisted cores for PvVG cables,
fire resistant PVC for PvVng (A)-LS cables and flame-retadant PVC for PvVGng(B) cables while filling the
interstices in between the conductors..
5. Taping of glass fiber/glass mica tape with overlap for PvVng(A)-LS or PvVGng(B) cables is applied
over the girth insulation.
6. Jacket PVC. Fire resistant PVC for PvVng(A)-LS cables and flame-retadant PVC for PvVGng(B) cables.
Technical details
Operating temperature range:
PvVG cables .......................................................................................................... -50 to +50
PvVng()-LS cables ................................................................................................ -40 to +50
Relative humidity of the air at temperatures of up to +35: up to 98%
Rated frequency: .................................................................................................................50 Hz
Testing alternating current voltage 50 Hz (test duration: 10 min.............................................. 3.5 KV
Maximum flame-retadant cable conductor temperature in case of short circuit.......................... +400C

2.5 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Number and area
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
PvVng()-LS round-shaped conductor cables
44
16.0
443
46
17.2
553
410
19.2
762
416
22.9
1109
425
27.4
1633
435
30.4
2134
450
34.7
2889
54
17.1
532
56
18.4
609
510
20.6
836
516
25.2
1252
525
29.9
1824
535
33.1
2356
550
33.2
3900
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
PvVng()-LS sector -shaped conductor cables
450
34.7
2889
470
28.7
3087
495
31.9
4070
4120
35.9
5100
4150
39.4
6308
4185
43.4
7683
4240
47.5
9833
550
33.2
3900
570
36.8
4125
595
41.4
5468
5120
44.8
6746
5150
49.6
8404
5185
53.8
10219
5240
59.0
12900
47
48
PVC sheathed XLPE insulated aluminum conductor
power cables
PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper


insulated aluminum conductor power cables (LS
means low smoke, A means that the cable meets
category A as regards flameretardancy)
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored

XLPE insulated copper conductor power cables
(LS means low smoke, A means that the cable meets
APvVG rated for 1 kV
Application
mechanical impacts.
APvVG cables are intended for laying individual
cable lines in cable works and premises provided
that cable is not exposed to mechanical impacts.
APvVng(A)-LS and APvVGng(B) cables are intended
for group laying of cable lines in cable works and
premises provided that cable is not exposed to
mechanical impacts, APvVng(A)-LS are also used
in explosive areas.
The above cables comply with the following standards:
APvVG meets IEC 60332-1-2-2004
APvVng(A)-LS meets IEC 60332-3-22-2000
APvVGng(B) meets IEC 60332-3-23-2000
the main phase conductors
Equivalent
APvVG - NA2XY, IEC 60332-1
ApvVng(A) -LS - NA2XH
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
APvVG round-shaped conductor cables
44
14.6
236
46
15.8
284
410
17.8
373
416
21.9
549
425
26.4
800
435
29.2
1000
450
33.5
1325
54
15.7
287
56
17.0
325
510
19.6
444
516
23.8
638
525
28.3
910
535
31.9
171
550
32.0
1269
APvVG sector -shaped conductor cables
450
33.5
1325
470
27.5
1113
495
30.7
1435
4120
34.7
1792
4150
38.2
2202
4185
42.2
2653
4240
46.3
3361
550
32.0
1269
570
36.0
1675
595
40.2
2144
5120
43.6
2598
5150
48.0
3207
5185
52.4
3889
5240
58.6
4907
APvVng()-LS round-shaped conductor cables
44
16.0
341
APvVng(A)-LS rated for 1 kV
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated

aluminum conductor power cables (B means
flameretardancy)
APvVng(B) rated for 1 kV
Assembly
1. Conductor aluminum solid or multiwire round- or sector shaped.
3. Cabling insulated conductors are twisted to form a core round a PVC/crude rubber cord for APvVG
cables, fire resistant PVC for APvVng(A)-LS cables and flame-retadant PVC for APvVGng(B) cables.
Cables have four or five cores and all conductors of the same cross-section or one conductor of smaller
cross-section (neutral or grounding conductor) for four core cables.
4. Girth insulation of PVC/calcium carbonate filled rubber applied over twisted cores for APvVG
cables, fire resistant PVC for APvVng (A)-LS cables and flame-retadant PVC for APvVGng(B) cables while
filling the interstices in between the conductors..
5. Taping of glass fiber/glass mica tape with overlap for APvVng(A)-LS or APvVGng(B) cables is
applied over the girth insulation.
6. Jacket PVC. Fire resistant PVC for APvVng(A)-LS cables and flame-retadant PVC for APvVGng(B) cables.
Technical details
APvVG cables......................................................................................................... -50 to +50
APvVng()-LS cables .............................................................................................. -40 to +50
Relative humidity of the air at temperatures of up to +35................................................. up to 98%
Testing alternating current voltage 50 Hz (test duration: 10 min): . .......................................... 3.5 KV
When laid and installed cables shall withstand a DC voltage test of 5000 V during...................5 minutes
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature......................................... +90LC

2.5 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Number and area
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
46
17.2
400
410
19.2
507
416
22.9
700
425
27.4
996
435
30.4
1241
450
34.7
1614
54
17.1
404
56
18.4
456
510
20.6
581
516
25.2
844
525
29.9
1186
535
33.1
1463
550
33.2
2307
APvVng()-LS sector -shaped conductor cables
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
450
34.7
1614
470
28.7
1302
495
31.9
1648
4120
35.9
2039
4150
39.4
2482
4185
43.4
2965
4240
47.5
3712
550
33.2
2307
570
36.8
1894
595
41.4
2440
5120
44.8
2921
5150
49.6
3623
5185
53.8
4322
5240
59.0
5250
PvBbShv rated for 1 kV
Application
PvBbShv cables are intended for burying (in
trenches) except for swelling or subsided grounds
and for laying individual cable lines in cable works.
PvBbShng (A)-LS and PvBbShng (B) cables are
intended for group laying of cable lines in cable
works and premises, PvBbShng (A)-LS cables are
also used in explosive areas.
standards:
PvBbShv meets IEC 60332-1-2-2004
PvBbShng (A)-LS meets IEC 60332-3-22-2000
PvBbShng (B) meets IEC 60332-3-23-2000
Equivalent
PvBbShv - Cu/XLPE/PVC/STA/PVC, IEC 60332-1
PvBbShng (A)- LS - Cu/XLPE/LSON/STA/LSON,
(LS-low smoke, (A) means that cable meets
category A for flameretardance to IEC 60332-3)
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
PvBbShv round-shaped conductor cables
44
16.4
585
46
17.6
708
410
19.6
936
416
23.7
1340
425
27.8
1878
435
30.6
2387
450
35.3
3204
54
17.5
681
56
18.8
772
510
21.0
1019
516
25.6
1466
525
30.1
2057
535
33.3
2608
550
33.4
3409
PvBbShv sector -shaped conductor cables
450
35.3
3204
470
28.9
3359
495
32.1
4379
4120
36.1
5442
4150
39.6
6683
4185
43.6
8102
4240
47.7
10283
550
33.4
3409
570
37.4
4521
595
41.6
5866
5120
45.4
7219
5150
49.4
8822
5185
54.2
10749
5240
60.0
13584
PvBbShng()-LS round-shaped conductor cables
44
17.0
676
46
18.2
808
410
20.2
1051
416
23.9
1465
PvBbShng(A)-LS rated for 1 kV
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored XLPE

insulated copper conductor power cables (Bmeans
flameretardancy)
PvBbShng (B) rated for 1 kV
Assembly
1. Conductor copper solid or multiwire round- or sector shaped.
3. Cabling insulated conductors are twisted to form a core round a PVC/crude rubber cord for PvBbShv
cables, fire resistant PVC for PvBbShng (A)-LS cables and flame-retadant PVC for PvBbShng (B) cables.
Cables have four or five cores and all conductors of the same cross-section or one conductor of smaller
cross-section (neutral or grounding conductor) for four core cables.
4. Girth insulation applied over twisted cores of PVC for PvBbShv cables, flame-retadant PVC for
PvBbShng (A)-LS cables and fire resistant PVC for PvBbShng (B) cables while filling the interstices in
between the conductors. For PvBbShv cables two layer girth insulation can applied: inner layer of crude
rubber compound and outer one of PVC.
5. Taping of glass fiber/glass mica tape with overlap for PvBbShng (A)-LS cables is applied over the
girth insulation.
6. Protective layer BbShv type:Jacket PVC. Fire resistant PVC for PvVng(A)-LS cables and flameretadant PVC for PvVGng(B) cables.
Technical details
PvBbShv cables ...................................................................................... . -50 to +50
PvBbShng()-LS cables .......................................................................................... -40 to +50
Relative humidity of the air at temperatures of up to +35: ............................................... up to 98%
Testing alternating current voltage 50 Hz (test duration: 10 min): . ...........................................3.5 KV
Maximum flame-retadant cable conductor temperature in case of short circuit ......................... +400C

2.5 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Number and area
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
425
28.4
2063
435
31.2
2598
450
35.9
3465
54
18.1
784
56
19.4
885
510
21.6
1152
516
26.2
1643
525
30.7
2280
535
33.9
2867
550
34.0
4414
PvBbShng()-LS sector -shaped conductor cables
450
34.7
2889
470
29.5
3400
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
495
32.7
4422
4120
36.7
5494
4150
40.2
6713
4185
44.2
8131
4240
48.3
10322
550
33.2
3900
570
38.0
4574
595
42.2
5895
5120
46.0
7257
5150
50.0
8861
5185
54.4
10723
5240
60.6
13615
49
50
PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated aluminum
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper


XLPE insulated aluminum conductor power cables
(LS means low smoke, A means that the cable meets
PE sheathed armored interstice rubber filledXLPE

insulated copper/aluminum APvBbShp conductor
power cables (produced under technical
arrangement)
APvBbShv rated for 1 kV
Application
APvBbShv cables are intended for burying (in
trenches) except for swelling or subsided grounds
and for laying individual cable lines in cable works.
APvBbShng (A)-LS and APvBbShng (B) cables are
intended for group laying of cable lines in cable
works and premises, APvBbShng (A)-LS cables are
also used in explosive areas.
standards:
APvBbShv meets IEC 60332-1-2-2004
APvBbShng (A)-LS meets IEC 60332-3-22-2000
APvBbShng (B) meets IEC 60332-3-23-2000
Equivalent
APvBbShv - AI/XLPE/PVC/STA/PVC, IEC 60332-1
APvBbShng(A)-LS - AI/XLPE/LSOH/STA/LSOH,
(LS-low smoke, (A) means that cable meets
category A for flameretardance to IEC 60332-3)
PvBbShp, APvBbShp rated for 1 kV
APvBbShng(A)-LS rated for 1 kV
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated

aluminum conductor power cables (B means that the
cable meets category B as regards flameretardancy)
APvBbShng (B) rated for 1 kV
Assembly
1. Conductor aluminum solid or multiwire round- or sector shaped.
3. Cabling insulated conductors are twisted to form a core round a PVC/crude rubber cord for
APvBbShv cables, fire resistant PVC for APvBbShng (A)-LS cables and flame-retadant PVC for APvBbShng
(B) cables. Cables have four or five cores and all conductors of the same cross-section or one conductor
of smaller cross-section (neutral or grounding conductor) for four core cables.
4. Girth insulation applied over twisted cores of PVC for APvBbShv cables, flame-retadant PVC for
APvBbShng (A)-LS cables and fire resistant PVC for APvBbShng (B) cables while filling the interstices
in between the conductors. For APvBbShv cables two layer girth insulation can applied: inner layer of
crude rubber compound and outer one of PVC.
5. Taping of glass fiber/glass mica tape with overlap for APvBbShng (A)-LS cables is applied over the
girth insulation.
6. Protective layer BbShv type:Jacket PVC. Fire resistant PVC for APvVng(A)-LS cables and flameretadant PVC for APvVGng(B) cables.
PvzBbShp, APvzBbShp
Application
Assembly

Cables are intended for burying (in trenches)
irrespective of corrosiveness of grounds and ground
waters except for swelling or subsided grounds
and for laying in high humidity grounds and water.
Cables can be installed in cable trestles provided
that additional fire safety measures such as the
application of fire protection coating are taken.
1. Conductor copper (PvBbShp, PvzBbShp) or aluminum (ApvBbShp, APvzBbShp) solid or multiwire

round- or sector shaped.
3. Cabling insulated conductors are twisted to form a core round a PVC/crude rubber cord for
PvzBbShp, APvzBbShp cables. Cables have four or five cores and all conductors of the same crosssection or one conductor of smaller cross-section (neutral or grounding conductor) for four core cables.
4. Girth insulation applied over twisted cores of PE or PVC while filling the interstices in between
the conductors. For PvzBbShp, APvzBbShp cables only two layer girth insulation is made: inner layer of
crude rubber compound and outer one of PE.
Protective layer BbShp type: two galvanized steel tapes applied so that the outer tape covers the
gaps in between the turns of the inner tape. Jacket is extruded of PE.
Equivalent
Technical details
PvBbShp - N2XB2Y;
APvBbShp - NA2XB2Y;
PvzBbShp - NA2XB2Y
APvzBbShp - NA2XB2Y
Operating temperature range: ................................................................................. -60 to +50

Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than -20C
Rated frequency.................................................................................................................. 50 Hz
Maximum flame-retadant cable conductor temperature in case of short circuit+400C

2.7 to 16 mm2. ............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Technical details
Number and area
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
PvBbShv round-shaped conductor cables
44
16.4
483
46
17.6
555
410
19.6
681
416
23.7
932
425
27.8
1240
435
30.6
1494
450
35.3
1929
54
17.5
554
56
18.8
619
510
21.0
764
516
25.6
1058
525
30.1
1419
535
33.3
1715
550
33.4
1815
PvBbShv sector -shaped conductor cables
450
36.3
1929
470
28.9
1574
495
32.1
1956
4120
36.1
2382
4150
39.6
2858
4185
43.6
3384
4240
47.7
4263
550
33.4
1815
570
37.4
2289
595
41.6
2837
5120
45.4
3394
5150
49.4
4040
5185
54.2
4851
5240
60.0
5933
PvBbShng()-LS round-shaped conductor cables
44
17.0
574

PvBbShv cables ................................................................................................... -50 to +50
PvBbShng()-LS cables . ....................................................................................... -40 to +50
Relative humidity of the air at temperatures of up to +35:............................................... up to 98%
Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than ...................-15C
Maximum flame-retadant cable conductor temperature in case of short circuit......................... + 400C

2.6 to 16 mm2.............................................................................................................. 450 m

25 to 70 mm2 ............................................................................................................... 300 m

95 mm2 or greater......................................................................................................... 200 m
Number and area
Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
46
18.2
655
410
20.2
796
416
23.9
1057
425
28.4
1425
435
31.2
1706
450
35.9
2190
54
18.1
656
56
19.4
732
510
21.6
897
516
26.2
1235
525
30.7
1643
535
33.9
1975
550
34.0
2820
PvBbShng()-LS sector -shaped conductor cables
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
450
34.7
1614
470
29.5
1615
495
32.7
1999
4120
36.7
2434
4150
40.2
2887
4185
44.2
3413
4240
48.3
4201
550
33.2
2307
570
38.0
2342
595
42.2
2866
5120
46.0
3432
5150
50.0
4079
5185
54.4
4826
5240
60.6
5965
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
PvBbShp round-shaped conductor cables
44
16.2
523
46
17.4
639
410
19.4
856
416
23.1
1215
425
27.4
1726
435
30.2
2211
450
35.1
2990
54
17.3
610
56
18.6
691
510
20.8
922
516
25.2
1058
525
29.7
1864
535
32.9
2380
550
33.0
3734
PvBbShp sector -shaped conductor cables
450
35.1
2990
470
28.5
3169
495
31.7
4164
4120
35.9
5200
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
4150
39.4
6388
4185
43.4
7772
4240
47.7
9924
550
33.0
3734
570
37.4
4268
595
41.4
5553
5120
45.4
6880
5150
49.4
8448
5185
53.8
10273
5240
60.2
13105
PvBbShp round-shaped conductor cables
44
16.2
421
46
17.4
486
410
19.4
600
416
23.1
807
425
27.4
1089
435
30.2
1318
450
35.1
1715
54
17.3
482
56
18.6
538
Number and area

Weight of 1 km of
cable, kg
510
20.8
667
516
25.2
912
525
29.7
1227
535
32.9
1488
550
33.0
2141
PvBbShp sector -shaped conductor cables
470
28.5
1384
495
31.7
1771
4120
35.9
2140
4150
39.4
2563
4185
43.4
3054
4240
47.7
3804
570
37.2
2037
595
41.4
2525
5120
45.4
3054
5150
49.4
3667
5185
53.8
4375
5240
60.6
5454
51
52
XLPE INSULATED POWER CABLES FOR FIXED INSTALLATION

PE sheathed XLPE insulated single/three core
copper/aluminum conductor power cables
rated for 6 KV
PvP, APvP rated for 6 KV
Application
Assembly

They are designed for burying (in trenches)
provided that the cable is protected against
mechanical impacts.
They are designed for buried operation
irrespective of ground corrosiveness. Cables can
be installed above ground including in cable
trestles provided that additional fire safety
measures are ensured e.g. fire protection coating
is applied.
Cables are intended for laying in cable runs with
unlimited difference of elevation.
1.Conductor aluminum or copper multiwire circular compacted .

2. Conductor screen extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE.
3. Insulation - peroxide cross-linked PE.
4. Insulation screen - extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE.
5.Combined screen:
5.1 a layer of conductive paper tapes or conductive polymer tape with minimum thickness of 0.2 mm,
5.2. a layer of copper wires with a nominal diameter range of 0.7 to 2.0 mm, over which a copper tape
with minimum thickness of 0.1 mm is applied in helix. Minimum tape width is 8 mm.
Single core cables
6. Isolator- two crepe paper/cable paper tapes with minimum thickness of 0.15 mm.
7. Sheath PE
Three core cables
6. Cabling copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a crude rubber/
PVC cord.
7. Interstice filling calcium carbonate filled rubber compound or high filled PVC.
8. Sheath PE
Equivalent
Technical details
PvP - N2XS2Y
APvP - NA2XS2Y
Operating temperature range: ..................................................................................- 50 to 50,

Relative air humidity at temperatures of up to 35:.......................................................... up to 98%
Cables are to be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than - 20
Continuously permissible cable conductor heating temperature: . ...............................................90
Maximum permissible cable conductor temperature in case of a short circuit: ............................. 250
Maximum permissible cable copper screen temperature in case of a short circuit: . ...................... 350
Maximum permissible cable conductor heating temperature under flameretardance conditions: ... 400
Overload operation cable conductor heating temperature not greater than 130
Cable overload operation duration: ...............................................................................................
maximum 8 h a day and not more than 1000 h throughout service life.
Minimum bending radius when installed equals to 15X outer diameter (7.5xouter diameter using special
stencils) for single core cables and 10X outer diameter for three core cables
Cable service life: .............................................................................................. minimum 30 years
Guarantee service life: .......................................................................................................5 years
Cable construction length shall be specified when an order is placed.
Number of
conductors and
nominal crosssection, mm2
135/16
150/16
170/16
195/16
1120/16
1150/25
1185/25
1185/25
1240/25
1300/25
1400/35
Weight of 1 Weight of 1
Outer cable km
of cable, km of cable,
diameter, kg aluminum
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
22.24
549
768
23.57
620
933
25.06
707
1146
26.65
810
1405
28.04
909
1661
30.27
1134
2073
30.27
1134
2073
32.02
1268
2427
34.45
1477
2980
37.00
1710
3589
40.56
2164
4670
Number of
conductors and
1500/35
1630/35
1800/35
335/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
43.74
2528
5660
47.36
2989
6935
51.11
3546
8557
41.37
1897
2560
47.84
2723
4048
51.26
3067
4865
54.26
3497
5768
58.62
4165
7004
62.38
4765
8266
67.60
5691
10233
Reinforced PE sheathed XLPE insulated single/three

core copper/aluminum conductor power cables
rated for 6 KV
PvPu, APvPu rated for 6 KV
Application
Assembly

They are designed for burying (in trenches)
provided that the cable is protected against
mechanical impacts.
1. Conductor aluminum or copper multiwire circular compacted .

5. Combined screen:
Single core cables
6. Isolator - two crepe paper/cable paper tapes with minimum thickness of 0.15 mm.
7. Sheath PE (PE hardness accounts for minimum 55 Nd).
Three core cables
6. Cabling - copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a crude rubber/
PVC cord.
7. Interstice filling - calcium carbonate filled rubber compound or high filled PVC .
8. Sheath PE (PE hardness accounts for minimum 55 Nd).
Equivalent
Technical details
PvPu - N2XS2Y
APvPu - NA2XS2Y

Relative air humidity at temperatures of up to 35: ......................................................... up to 98%
Number of
conductors and
135/16
150/16
170/16
195/16
1120/16
1150/25
1185/25
1240/25
1300/25
1400/35
1500/35
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
23,24
591
811
24,57
664
977
26,06
754
1193
27,65
861
1456
29,04
962
1714
31,27
1191
2131
33,02
1328
2487
35,45
1542
3045
38,00
1780
3659
41,56
2241
4746
44,74
2611
5743
Number of
conductors and
1630/35
1800/35
335/16
350/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
47,96
3049
6996
51,71
3611
8622
42,37
1976
2638
48,24
2585
3531
48,87
2785
4109
51,86
3133
4930
54,86
3566
5837
59,22
4242
7081
62,98
4847
8348
68,60
5823
10365
53
54
PE sheathed XLPE insulated longitudinally sealed
single/three core copper/aluminum conductor
power cables rated for 6 KV
PE sheathed XLPE insulated longitudinally &

traverse sealed single core copper/aluminum
conductor power cables rated for 6 KV
PvPg, PvPug, APvPg, APvPug rated for 6 KV
PvP2g, PvPu2g, ApvP2g, ApvPu2g rated for 6 KV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

They are intended for operation underground or
underwater (innavigable reservoirs) provided that
cable is protected against mechanical impacts.
1. Conductor aluminum or copper multiwire circular compacted

2. Conductor screen - extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE.
5.Combined screen:
5.1 a layer of conductive water-barrier taping.
Single core cables
6.Isolator water-barrier tape.
7. Sheath PE. For PvPug and APvPug PE hardness accounts for minimum 55 Nd
Three core cables
PVC cord.
7. Interstice filling - calcium carbonate filled rubber compound or high filled PVC
8. Sheath PE . For PvPug and APvPug PE accounts for minimum 55 Nd

underwater (innavigable reservoirs) provided that
cable is protected against mechanical impacts.
1. Conductor aluminum or copper multiwire circular compacted.

5.Combined screen:
6.Isolator water-barrier tape, additionally laminated Al PE tape.
7. Sheath PE. For PvPu2g and ApvPu2g PE hardness is minimum 55 Nd
Equivalent
Technical details
PvP2g, PvPu2g - N2XS(FL)2Y

APvP2g, APvPu2g - NA2XS(FL)2Y

Maximum permissible cable conductor temperature in case of a short circuit:............................. 250
Equivalent
Technical details
PvPg, PvPug - N2XS(F)2Y

ApvPg, APvPug - NA2XS(F)2Y

Relative air humidity at temperatures of up to 35C: ......................................................... up to 98%
Number of
conductors and
135/16
150/16
170/16
195/16
1120/16
1150/25
1185/25
1240/25
1300/25
1400/35
1500/35
1630/35
1800/35
335/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
PvPg, APvPg
22.24
549
768
23.57
620
933
25.06
707
1146
26.65
810
1405
28.04
909
1661
30.27
1134
2073
32.02
1268
2427
34.45
1477
2980
37.00
1710
3589
40.56
2164
4670
43.74
2528
5660
47.36
2989
6935
51.11
3546
8557
41.37
1897
2560
47.84
2723
4048
51.26
3067
4865
54.26
3497
5768
58.62
4165
7004
62.38
4765
8266
67.60
5691
10233
Number of
conductors and
135/16
150/16
170/16
195/16
1120/16
1150/25
1185/25
1240/25
1300/25
1400/35
1500/35
1630/35
1800/35
335/16
350/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
PvPug, APvPug
23,24
591
811
24,57
664
977
26,06
754
1193
27,65
861
1456
29,04
962
1714
31,27
1191
2131
33,02
1328
2487
35,45
1542
3045
38,00
1780
3659
41,56
2241
4746
44,74
2611
5743
47,96
3049
6996
51,71
3611
8622
42,37
1976
2638
48,24
2585
3531
48,87
2785
4109
51,86
3133
4930
54,86
3566
5837
59,22
4242
7081
62,98
4847
8348
68,60
5823
10365
Number of
conductors and
135/16
150/16
170/16
195/16
1120/16
1150/25
1185/25
1240/25
1300/25
1400/35
1500/35
1630/35
1800/35
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
PvP2g, ApvP2g
22.24
549
768
23.57
620
933
25.06
707
1146
26.65
810
1405
28.04
909
1661
30.27
1134
2073
32.02
1268
2427
34.45
1477
2980
37.00
1710
3589
40.56
2164
4670
43.74
2528
5660
47.36
2989
6935
51.11
3546
8557
Number of
conductors and
135/16
150/16
170/16
195/16
1120/16
1150/25
1185/25
1240/25
1300/25
1400/35
1500/35
1630/35
1800/35
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
PvPu2g, ApvPu2g
23,24
591
811
24,57
664
977
26,06
754
1193
27,65
861
1456
29,04
962
1714
31,27
1191
2131
33,02
1328
2487
35,45
1542
3045
38,00
1780
3659
41,56
2241
4746
44,74
2611
5743
47,96
3049
6996
51,71
3611
8622
55
56
PVC sheathed XLPE insulated single/three core
copper/aluminum conductor power cables
rated for 6 kV

insulated single/three core copper/aluminum
PvV, APvV rated for 6 KV
PvVng()-LS, APvVng()-LS, PvVng (B)-LS, APvVng (B)-LS rated for 6 KV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

They are designed for laying single cable lines in
cable trestles and industrial premises.
They can be buried in dry grounds such as sand,
argillo-arenaceous and normal grounds with
humidity less than 14%.

4.Insulation screen - extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE.
5. Combined screen:
5.1 a layer of conductive paper tapes or conductive polymer tape with minimum thickness of 0.2 mm.
Single core cables
6. Isolator of two crepe /cable paper tapes with minimum thickness of 0.2 mm.
7. Sheath PVC
Three core cables
PVC cord.
8. Sheath PVC

mechanical impacts. They can be buried in dry
grounds such as sand, argillo-arenaceous and
normal grounds with humidity less than 14%.
PvVng(A)-LS cables can be used for laying in
explosive zones of B-I and B-Ia classes and
APvVng(A)-LS cables in explosive zones of B-Ib,
B-Id, B-II and B-Iia classes.
Equivalent
Technical details

5. Combined screen:
5.1. a layer of conductive paper tapes or conductive polymer tape with minimum thickness of 0.2 mm.
Single core cables
6. Isolator- fiber glass tape with minimum thickness of 0.2 mm.
7. Inner sheath (for cables with ng(A)-LS extension) - flame-retadant PVC
8. Thermal barrier (for cables with ng(A)-LS extension) two fiber glass tape with minimum
9.Sheath flame-retadant PVC.
Three core cables
6. Cabling- copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a flame-retadant
PVC cord.
7. Interstice filling- flame-retadant PVC
8. Sheath flame-retadant PVC
PvV - N2XSY
APvV - NA2XSY, IEC 60332-1
Operating temperature range:................................................................................. - 50 to 50,

Cables are to be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than -15 for PVC
sheathed cables
Equivalent
Technical details
PvVng(A)-LS - N2XSH
ApvVng(A) -LS - NA2XSH
PvVng(B)-LS - N2XSH
APvVng(B) -LS - NA2XSH
Operating temperature range: .................................................................................- 50 to 50,

sheathed cables
Number of
conductors and
135/16
150/16
170/16
195/16
1120/16
1150/25
1185/25
1240/25
1300/25
1400/35
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
22.24
617
836
23.57
692
1005
25.06
784
1223
26.65
893
1488
28.04
997
1748
30.27
1229
2169
32.02
1369
2528
34.45
1589
3090
37.00
1828
3707
40.56
2294
4800
Number of
conductors and
1500/35
1630/35
1800/35
335/16
350/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
43.74
2669
5801
47.36
3154
7101
51.11
3725
8736
41.37
2031
2693
44.63
2691
3637
47.84
2892
4216
51.26
3247
5045
54.26
3688
5959
62.38
5002
8503
67.60
5949
10491
Number of
conductors and
135/16
150/16
170/16
195/16
1120/16
1150/25
1185/25
1240/25
1300/25
1400/35
1500/35
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
22.24
658
877
23.57
736
1049
25.06
831
1270
26.65
943
1538
28.04
1050
1802
30.27
1287
2226
32.02
1431
2589
34.45
1653
3156
37.00
1900
3779
40.56
2374
4879
43.74
2755
5887
Number of
conductors and
1630/35
1800/35
335/16
350/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
47.36
3255
7201
51.11
3834
8845
41.37
2079
2741
44.63
2748
3694
47.84
2949
4274
51.26
3305
5102
54.26
3746
6016
58.62
4454
7292
62.38
5068
8569
67.60
6013
10555
57
58
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper/
aluminum conductor power cables rated for 6 KV
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated longitudinally

sealed copper/aluminum conductor power cables
rated for 6 KV.
PvBP and APvBP rated for 6 KV
PvBPg and APvBPg rated for 6 KV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

They are designed for burying (in trenches) saving
swelling and subsiding grounds.
They are designed for buried operation
irrespective of ground corrosiveness. Cables can
be installed above ground including in cable
trestles provided that additional fire safety
measures are ensured e.g. fire protection coating
is applied.

5.Combined screen:
Conductive water-barrier taping is allowed.
5.2 a layer of copper wires with a nominal diameter range of 0.7 to 2.0 mm, over which a copper tape
PVC cord.
8. Inner sheath PE
9. Armoring-two galvanized steel tapes applied so that the outer tape covers the gaps in between the
turns of the inner tape
10. Sheath PE

underwater (innavigable reservoirs) irrespective
of corrosiveness of grounds provided that cable is
protected against mechanical impacts.

5. Combined screen:
5.1 a layer of conductive water-barrier taping..
6. C abling - copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a crude rubber/
PVC cord.
8. Inner sheath PE
10. Sheath PE
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PvBP - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PE
APvBP - Al/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PE

Cables are to be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than - 20 for PE
sheathed cables
PvBPg - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PE
APvBPg - Al/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PE

Cables are to be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than - 20 for PE
sheathed cables
Number of
conductors and
335/16
350/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
42.57
2396
3058
45.83
3100
4046
49.04
3306
4631
52.46
3689
5487
55.86
4192
6463
59.82
4878
7717
63.58
5526
9027
68.80
6519
11061
Number of
conductors and
335/16
350/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
42.57
2396
3058
45.83
3100
4046
49.04
3306
4631
52.46
3689
5487
55.86
4192
6463
59.82
4878
7717
63.58
5526
9027
68.80
6519
11061
59
60
PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated three core
copper/alumnium conductor power cables
rated for 6 kV.

XLPE insulated three core copper/aluminum
conductor power cables rated for 6 KV.
PvBV, APvBV rated for 6 kV
PvBVng(A)-LS, PvBVng(A)-LS rated for 6KV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

swelling and subsiding grounds and for laying
individual lines in cable trestles.

4.Insulation screen - extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE..
5.Combined screen
PVC cord.
8.Inner sheath PVC.
10. Sheath PVC.

trestles and rooms provided that they are not
exposed to stretching forces during the operation.

5. Combined screen
6. Cabling - copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a flame-retadant
PVC cord.
7. Interstice filling - flame-retadant PVC
8. Inner sheath flame-retadant PVC
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PvBV - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PVC
APvBV - Al/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PVC
Operating temperature range:................................................................................. - 50 to 50,

sheathed cables
Continuously permissible cable conductor heating temperature:................................................ 90
Cable service life:.............................................................................................. minimum 30 years
PvBVng(A)-LS - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/LSOH
ApvBVng(A)-LS - Al/SC/XLPE/CuT/STA/LSOH

sheathed cables
Number of
conductors and
335/16
350/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Number of
conductors and
335/16
350/16
370/16
395/16
3120/16
3150/25
3185/25
3240/25
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
43.59
3857
4519
46.85
4474
5420
50.06
5170
6495
53.48
5976
7774
56.88
6795
9066
60.84
7896
10735
64.60
8967
12468
69.82
10592
15134
Outer cable km
kg copper
mm
conductor
conductor
43.59
3857
4519
46.85
4474
5420
50.06
5170
6495
53.48
5976
7774
56.88
6795
9066
60.84
7896
10735
64.60
8967
12468
69.82
10592
15134
61
62
PE sheathed XLPE insulated copper/aluminum
Reinforced PE sheathed XLPE insulated copper/

PvP, APvP, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
PvPu, APvPu, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
XLPE insulated cables are intended for

current voltages of 10, 20 and 35 kV 50 Hz within
the networks with insulated or grounded neutral
conductor.
1.CONDUCTOR aluminum or copper multiwire circular compacted.

2. CONDUCTOR SCREEN extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE.
3. INSULATION - peroxide cross-linked PE.
4. INSULATION SCREEN - extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE.
5.COMBINED SCREEN:
Single core cables
6. ISOLATOR- two crepe paper/cable paper tapes with minimum thickness of 0.15 mm.
7. SHEATH PE
Three core cables
6. CABLING copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a crude rubber/PVC cord.
7. INTERSTICE FILLING calcium carbonate filled rubber compound or high filled PVC.
8. SHEATH PE

current voltages of 10, 20 and 25 KV 50 Hz within
conductor.
Cables are intended for burying in trenches if the
cable is protected against mechanical damages for
laying in sophisticated configuration mainlines.
1. CONDUCTOR aluminum or copper multiwire circular compacted

2. CONDUCTOR SCREEN extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE.
3. INSULATION - peroxide cross-linked PE.
4. INSULATION SCREEN - extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE.
5. COMBINED SCREEN:
Single core cables
6. ISOLATOR- two crepe paper/cable paper tapes with minimum thickness of 0.15 mm.
7. SHEATH PE (PE hardness accounts for minimum 55 Nd).
Three core cables
6. CABLING copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a crude rubber/PVC cord.
7. INTERSTICE FILLING calcium carbonate filled rubber compound or high filled PVC.
8. SHEATH PE (PE hardness accounts for minimum 55 Nd).
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PvP - N2XS2Y
APvP - NA2XS2Y
Operating temperature range: ................................................................................ - 50 to +50

Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than - 15C
Rated frequency: ................................................................................................................ 50 Hz
Maximum permissible closed circuit conductor heating temperature........................................ +250C
Maximum permissible closed circuit copper screen heating temperature................................... +350C
Permissible overload cable conductor heating................................................. not greater than 130C
Cable overload operation duration.................................................................................................
not greater than 8 hours a day and not more than 1000 throughout service life
Minimum bending radius of cable when laid.... 15 outer diameters (7.5 diameters using special stencils)
Cable service life...................................................................................................at least 30 years
Guarantee service life.........................................................................................................5 years
Cable construction lengths: ....................................................to be specified when placing the order
PvPu - N2XS2Y
APvPu - NA2XS2Y

Cable construction lengths......................................................to be specified when placing the order
Outer diameter of cable, mm
Nominal area of conductor (area of

screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
25,3
26,8
28,4
30,2
31,8
33,6
35,8
38,3
41,9
44,7
48,3
52,5
47,6
51,7
55,1
58,5
62,5
66,2
71,0
29,5
31,0
32,6
34,4
36,0
37,8
40,0
42,5
46,1
48,9
52,5
56,7
57,1
61,1
64,6
67,6
71,5
75,3
80,1
35,5
37,0
38,6
40,4
42,0
43,8
46,0
48,5
52,1
54,9
58,5
62,7
70,1
74,2
77,6
80,6
84,6
88,3
93,1
10 kV
Al
659
748
853
957
1153
1286
1486
1701
2136
2471
2925
3477
3108
3615
4173
4667
5384
6063
7034
Cu
968
1181
1441
1699
2081
2431
2972
3558
4612
5566
6825
8429
4055
4940
5970
6938
8223
9564
11576
Weight of 1 km of cable, kg
20 kV
Al
Cu
817
1127
916
1349
1031
1619
1143
1886
1349
2277
1492
2637
1705
3191
1934
3791
2388
4864
2739
5834
3216
7116
3790
8742
3463
4400
3986
5310
4530
6320
5040
7310
5775
8610
6475
997
7473
1200
35 kV
Al
1089
1201
1330
1455
1673
1830
2063
2310
2792
3167
3676
4283
5054
5674
6308
6897
7731
8530
9654
Cu
1398
1634
1918
2197
2602
2975
3549
4167
5268
6262
7575
9235
6000
6990
8105
9160
10500
1200
14196

screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
26,3
27,8
29,4
31,2
32,8
34,6
36,8
39,3
42,9
45,7
49,3
53,5
47,6
51,7
55,1
58,5
62,5
66,2
71,0
30,5
32,0
33,6
35,4
37,0
38,8
41,0
43,5
47,1
49,9
53,5
57,7
57,1
61,1
64,6
67,6
71,5
75,3
80,1
36,5
38,0
39,6
41,4
43,0
44,8
47,0
49,5
53,1
55,9
59,5
63,7
70,1
74,2
77,6
80,6
84,6
88,3
93,1
10 kV
Al
697
789
896
1003
1201
1337
1541
1759
2200
2539
2999
3556
2624
3086
3607
4069
4743
5381
6300
Cu
1007
1222
1485
1746
2130
2482
3026
3616
4676
5634
6898
8508
3570
4411
5405
6340
7582
8882
10842
20 kV
Al
Cu
862
1172
963
1397
1081
1669
1196
1939
1404
2332
1549
2694
1766
3252
1998
3855
2458
4934
2813
5908
3296
7195
3876
8828
3573
4520
4015
5430
4655
6453
5172
7443
5914
8753
6621
10122
7628
12170
35 kV
Al
1143
1257
1389
1516
1737
1896
2133
2384
2871
3250
3764
4378
5190
5818
6458
7054
7895
8702
9835
Cu
1452
1690
1977
2259
2666
3042
3618
4241
5347
6345
7664
9330
6137
7143
8256
9325
10734
12203
14377
63
64
PE sheathed XLPE insulated longitudinally sealed
single/three core copper/aluminum conductor
power cables
Reinforced PE sheathed lengthwise & traverse

sealed XLPE insulated copper/aluminum conductor
power cables
PvPg, PvPug, APvPg, APvPug, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
PvP2g, PvPu2g, ApvP2g, ApvPu2g, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

conductor.
Cables are intended for burying in trenches if the
cable is protected against mechanical damages for
laying in sophisticated configuration mainlines
(for PvPug and ApvPug cable types).

5. Combined screen:
Single core cables
6. Isolator water-barrier tape.
7. Sheath PE. For PvPug and APvPug PE hardness accounts for minimum 55 Nd
Three core cables
PVC cord.
8. Sheath PE . For PvPug and APvPug PE accounts for minimum 55 Nd
XLPE insulated cables are intended for transmitting

and distributing electric power in fixed installations
10, 20 and 25 KV 50 Hz within the networks with
insulated or grounded neutral conductor.
Cables are intended for burying in high humidity
grounds, wet and partially flooded premises and cable
ducts if the cable is protected against mechanical
damages for laying in sophisticated configuration
mainlines (for PvPu2g and ApvPu2g cable types).

5. Combined screen:
6. Isolator water-barrier tape, additionally laminated Al PE tape.
7. Sheath PE. For PvPu2g and ApvPu2g PE hardness is minimum 55 Nd
Equivalent
Technical details
PvP2g, PvPu2g - N2XS(FL)2Y

APvP2g, APvPu2g - NA2XS(FL)2Y

Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than - 15 0C
Equivalent
Technical details
PvPg, PvPug - N2XS(F)2Y

ApvPg, APvPug - NA2XS(F)2Y

Cable type
PvPg, APvPg
PvPug, APvPug
Nominal area of
conductor (area of
screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
25,3
26,8
28,4
30,2
31,8
33,6
35,8
38,3
41,9
44,7
48,3
52,5
26,3
27,8
29,4
31,2
32,8
34,6
36,8
39,3
42,9
45,7
49,3
53,5
29,5
31,0
32,6
34,4
36,0
37,8
40,0
42,5
46,1
48,9
52,5
56,7
30,5
32,0
33,6
35,4
37,0
38,8
41,0
43,5
47,1
49,9
53,5
57,7
35,5
37,0
38,6
40,4
42,0
43,8
46,0
48,5
52,1
54,9
58,5
62,7
36,5
38,0
39,6
41,4
43,0
44,8
47,0
49,5
53,1
55,9
59,5
63,7
10 kV
Al
659
748
853
957
1153
1286
1486
1701
2136
2471
2925
3477
697
789
896
1003
1201
1337
1541
1759
2200
2539
2999
3556
Cu
968
1181
1441
1699
2081
2431
2972
3558
4612
5566
6825
8429
1007
1222
1485
1746
2130
2482
3026
3616
4676
5634
6898
8508
20 kV
Al
Cu
817
1127
916
1349
1031
1619
1143
1886
1349
2277
1492
2637
1705
3191
1934
3791
2388
4864
2739
5834
3216
7116
3790
8742
862
1172
963
1397
1081
1669
1196
1939
1404
2332
1549
2694
1766
3252
1998
3855
2458
4934
2813
5908
3296
7195
3876
8828
35 kV
Al
1089
1201
1330
1455
1673
1830
2063
2310
2792
3167
3676
4283
1143
1257
1389
1516
1737
1896
2133
2384
2871
3250
3764
4378
Cable type
Cu
1398
1634
1918
2197
2602
2975
3549
4167
5268
6262
7575
9235
1452
1690
1977
2259
2666
3042
3618
4241
5347
6345
7664
9330
PvP2g, ApvP2g
PvPu2g, APvPu2g
Nominal area of
conductor (area of
screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
25,3
26,8
28,4
30,2
31,8
33,6
35,8
38,3
41,9
44,7
48,3
52,5
26,3
27,8
29,4
31,2
32,8
34,6
36,8
39,3
42,9
45,7
49,3
53,5
29,5
31,0
32,6
34,4
36,0
37,8
40,0
42,5
46,1
48,9
52,5
56,7
30,5
32,0
33,6
35,4
37,0
38,8
41,0
43,5
47,1
49,9
53,5
57,7
35,5
37,0
38,6
40,4
42,0
43,8
46,0
48,5
52,1
54,9
58,5
62,7
36,5
38,0
39,6
41,4
43,0
44,8
47,0
49,5
53,1
55,9
59,5
63,7
10 kV
Al
659
748
853
957
1153
1286
1486
1701
2136
2471
2925
3477
697
789
896
1003
1201
1337
1541
1759
2200
2539
2999
3556
Cu
968
1181
1441
1699
2081
2431
2972
3558
4612
5566
6825
8429
1007
1222
1485
1746
2130
2482
3026
3616
4676
5634
6898
8508
20 kV
Al
Cu
817
1127
916
1349
1031
1619
1143
1886
1349
2277
1492
2637
1705
3191
1934
3791
2388
4864
2739
5834
3216
7116
3790
8742
862
1172
963
1397
1081
1669
1196
1939
1404
2332
1549
2694
1766
3252
1998
3855
2458
4934
2813
5908
3296
7195
3876
8828
35 kV
Al
1089
1201
1330
1455
1673
1830
2063
2310
2792
3167
3676
4283
1143
1257
1389
1516
1737
1896
2133
2384
2871
3250
3764
4378
Cu
1398
1634
1918
2197
2602
2975
3549
4167
5268
6262
7575
9235
1452
1690
1977
2259
2666
3042
3618
4241
5347
6345
7664
9330
65
66
PVC sheathed XLPE insulated copper/aluminum

insulated single/three aluminum/copper
conductor power cables.
PvV, ApvV, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
PvVng(A)-LS , APvVng(A)-LS rated for 10, 20 and 35 KV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

conductor.
Cables are intended for individual laying in cable
trestles and manufacturing premises.

5. Combined screen:
Single core cables
7. Sheath PVC
Three core cables
6. Cabling - copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a crude rubber/PVC cord.
8. Sheath PVC

installations rated for 10, 20 and 35 KV AC 50 Hz
for networks with grounded or insulated neutral
conductors.
They are meant for group laying in cable trestles
and industrial premises.

5. Combined screen:
Single core cables
7. Sheath PVC
Three core cables
6. Cabling - copper wire screened circular conductors are twisted to form a core round a crude rubber/PVC cord.
8. Sheath PVC
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PvV - N2XSY

PvVng(A)-LS - N2XSH
ApvVng(A) -LS - NA2XSH


screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
25,3
26,8
28,4
30,2
31,8
33,6
35,8
38,3
41,9
44,7
48,3
52,5
47,6
51,7
55,1
58,5
62,5
66,2
71,0
29,5
31,0
32,6
34,4
36,0
37,8
40,0
42,5
46,1
48,9
52,5
56,7
57,1
61,1
64,6
67,6
71,5
75,3
80,1
35,5
37,0
38,6
40,4
42,0
43,8
46,0
48,5
52,1
54,9
58,5
62,7
70,1
74,2
77,6
80,6
84,6
88,3
93,1
10 kV
Al
735
829
940
1050
1251
1390
1597
1821
2268
2612
3090
3657
2699
3169
3660
4177
4859
5504
6433
Cu
1044
1263
1528
1792
2179
2535
3083
3678
4744
5707
6990
8609
3645
4494
5458
6447
7697
9005
10975
20 kV
Al
Cu
908
1217
1011
1445
1132
1720
1250
1993
1461
2389
1610
2755
1831
3316
2068
3925
2534
5010
2894
5989
3396
7296
3985
8937
3678
4624
4218
5543
4775
6573
5298
7569
6048
8887
6763
10264
7780
12321
35 kV
Al
1199
1316
1451
1582
1805
1968
2209
2464
2958
3343
3878
4500
5322
5958
6605
7206
8056
8870
10013
Cu
1509
1749
2039
2324
2734
3113
3694
4321
5434
6438
7777
9452
6268
7282
8402
9477
10895
12371
14554

screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
25,3
26,8
28,4
30,2
31,8
33,6
35,8
38,3
41,9
44,7
48,3
52,5
47,6
51,7
55,1
58,5
62,5
66,2
71,0
29,5
31,0
32,6
34,4
36,0
37,8
40,0
42,5
46,1
48,9
52,5
56,7
57,1
61,1
64,6
67,6
71,5
75,3
80,1
35,5
37,0
38,6
40,4
42,0
43,8
46,0
48,5
52,1
54,9
58,5
62,7
70,1
74,2
77,6
80,6
84,6
88,3
93,1
10 kV
Al
787
885
999
1113
1318
1461
1674
1903
2358
2708
3203
3780
3346
3873
4464
4975
5713
6412
7409
Cu
1096
1318
1587
1856
2246
2606
3159
3760
4834
5803
7102
8732
4292
5198
6262
7246
8552
9913
11951
20 kV
Al
Cu
969
1279
1077
1510
1201
1789
1323
2066
1537
2466
1690
2835
1916
3402
2159
4016
2633
5109
3000
6095
3519
7419
4119
9071
4456
5402
5053
6378
5658
7456
6224
8495
7031
9869
7799
11300
8883
13425
35 kV
Al
1274
1395
1533
1668
1896
2062
2308
2569
3071
3462
4015
4648
6284
6977
7673
8317
9223
10090
11301
Cu
1584
1828
2121
2411
2824
3208
3794
4426
5547
6557
7915
9600
7230
8302
9471
10588
12061
13591
15843
67
68
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated copper/
aluminum conductor power cables.
(LS means low smoke, V means that the cable meets
category B for flameretardance
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper/

PvBP and APvBP rated for 10, 20, 35 KV
PvVng(V)-LS, ApvVng(V) -LS rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

conductor.
Cables are intended for group laying in cable
trestles and manufacturing premises.

5. Combined screen:
5.1. a layer of conductive paper tapes or conductive polymer tape with minimum thickness of 0.2 mm.
Single core cables
6. Isolator- fiber glass tape with minimum thickness of 0.2 mm.
7. Sheath - flame-retadant PVC
Three core cables
PVC cord.

and distribution of electricity in fixed installations rated for 10, 20, 35 KV AC 50 Hz for networks
They are designed for buried operation irrespective of ground corrosiveness. Cables can be
installed above ground including in cable trestles
provided that additional fire safety measures are
ensured e.g. fire protection coating is applied.

5. Combined screen:
onductive water-barrier taping is allowed.
PVC cord.
8. Inner sheath PE
9. Armoring -two galvanized steel tapes applied so that the outer tape covers the gaps in between the
10. Sheath PE
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PvVng(B)-LS - N2XSH
APvVng(B) -LS - NA2XSH

PvBP - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PE
APvBP - Al/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PE


screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
150 (16)
170 (16)
195 (16)
1120 (16)
1150 (25)
1185 (25)
1240 (25)
1300 (25)
1400 (35)
1500 (35)
1630 (35)
1800 (35)
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
25,3
26,8
28,4
30,2
31,8
33,6
35,8
38,3
41,9
44,7
48,3
52,5
47,6
51,7
55,1
58,5
62,5
66,2
71,0
29,5
31,0
32,6
34,4
36,0
37,8
40,0
42,5
46,1
48,9
52,5
56,7
57,1
61,1
64,6
67,6
71,5
75,3
80,1
35,5
37,0
38,6
40,4
42,0
43,8
46,0
48,5
52,1
54,9
58,5
62,7
70,1
74,2
77,6
80,6
84,6
88,3
93,1
10 kV
Al
787
885
999
1113
1318
1461
1674
1903
2358
2708
3203
3780
3346
3873
4464
4975
5713
6412
7409
Cu
1096
1318
1587
1856
2246
2606
3159
3760
4834
5803
7102
8732
4292
5198
6262
7246
8552
9913
11951
20 kV
Al
Cu
969
1279
1077
1510
1201
1789
1323
2066
1537
2466
1690
2835
1916
3402
2159
4016
2633
5109
3000
6095
3519
7419
4119
9071
4456
5402
5053
6378
5658
7456
6224
8495
7031
9869
7799
11300
8883
13425
35 kV
Al
1274
1395
1533
1668
1896
2062
2308
2569
3071
3462
4015
4648
6284
6977
7673
8317
9223
10090
11301
Cu
1584
1828
2121
2411
2824
3208
3794
4426
5547
6557
7915
9600
7230
8302
9471
10588
12061
13591
15843

screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
50,8
54,9
58,7
61,7
65,7
69,5
74,2
60,3
64,3
67,7
70,8
74,7
78,5
83,3
73,3
77,4
80,8
83,8
87,8
91,5
96,3
10 kV
Al
3108
3615
4173
4667
5384
6063
7034
Cu
4055
4940
5970
6938
8223
9564
11576
20 kV
Al
Cu
4156
5102
4731
6056
5319
7116
5868
8139
6653
9492
7401
10902
8460
13002
35 kV
Al
5914
6586
7263
7892
8776
9623
10808
Cu
6860
7911
9061
10162
11615
13124
15350
69
70
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated longitudinally
sealed copper/aluminum conductor power cables
PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated three core

copper/alumnium conductor power cables
PvBPg and APvBPg rated for 10, 20, 35 KV
PvBV, APvBV rated for 10, 20, 35 kV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

installations rated for 10, 20, 35 KV AC 50 Hz for
networks with grounded and insulated neutral
conductors.

5.Combined screen:
5.1 a layer of conductive water-barrier taping..
PVC cord.
8. Inner sheath PE
10. Sheath PE

and distribution of electricity in fixed installations rated for 10, 20, 35 KV AC 50 Hz for networks
swelling and subsiding grounds and for laying
individual lines in cable trestles.
1. Conductor aluminum or copper multiwire circular compacted as per class 2 to GOST 22483-77.
4. Insulation screen - extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linked PE..
5. Combined screen:
PVC cord.
8. Inner sheath PVC.
9. Armoring -two galvanized steel tapes applied so that the outer tape covers the gaps in between the
10. Sheath PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PvBPg - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PE
APvBPg - Al/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PE

PvBV - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PVC
APvBV - Al/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/PVC


screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
50,8
54,9
58,7
61,7
65,7
69,5
74,2
60,3
64,3
67,7
70,8
74,7
78,5
83,3
73,3
77,4
80,8
83,8
87,8
91,5
96,3
10 kV
Al
3108
3615
4173
4667
5384
6063
7034
Cu
4055
4940
5970
6938
8223
9564
11576
20 kV
Al
Cu
4156
5102
4731
6056
5319
7116
5868
8139
6653
9492
7401
10902
8460
13002
35 kV
Al
5914
6586
7263
7892
8776
9623
10808
Cu
6860
7911
9061
10162
11615
13124
15350

screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
50,8
54,9
58,7
61,7
65,7
69,5
74,2
60,3
64,3
67,7
70,8
74,7
78,5
83,3
73,3
77,4
80,8
83,8
87,8
91,5
96,3
10 kV
Al
3346
3873
4464
4975
5713
6412
7409
Cu
4292
5198
6262
7246
8552
9913
11951
20 kV
Al
Cu
4456
5402
5053
6378
5658
7456
6224
8495
7031
9869
7799
11300
8883
13425
35 kV
Al
6284
6977
7673
8317
9223
10090
11301
Cu
7230
8302
9471
10588
12061
13591
15843
71
72
XLPE insulated three core copper/aluminum
HDPE sheathed water barrier taped XLPE insulated

copper/aluminum power cables
PvPg, APvPg rated for 64/110 kV
PvBVng(A)-LS, PvBVng(A)-LS, PvBVng(B)-LS, PvBVng(B)-LS rated for 10, 20, 35 KV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
The above cables are intended for transmission and

distribution of electricity in fixed installations
rated for 10, 20, 35 KV AC 50 Hz for networks with
grounded and insulated neutral conductors.
They are designed for group laying in cable trestles and rooms provided that they are not exposed
to stretching forces during the operation.

5. Combined screen
PVC cord.
8. Inner sheath flame-retadant PVC

and distribution of electricity in three-phase
networks rated for alternate voltages of 64/110
KV 50 Hz to be buried (in trenches or concrete
ducts) provided that cable is protected against
mechanical impacts, and in cable runs with

3.Insulation - peroxide cross-linked PE.
5.Combined screen:
7. Sheath: HDPE.
Equivalent
Technical details
PvPg - N2XS(F)2Y
APvPg - NA2XS(F)2Y

Minimum bending radius when installed at least 15D
Maximum permissible cable copper screen temperature in case of a short circuit:........................ 350
Overload operation conductor heating temperature not greater than 130
Service life ................................................................................................................................
minimum 30 years provided that transport, storage, installation and operation conditions are observed.
Equivalent
Technical details
PvBVng(A)-LS - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/LSOH
ApvBVng(A)-LS - Al/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/LSOH
PvBVng(B)-LS - Cu/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/LSOH
ApvBVng(B)-LS - AL/SC/XLPE/SC/CuT/STA/LSOH


screen), mm2
10 kV
20 kV
35 kV
350 (16)
370 (16)
395 (16)
3120 (16)
3150 (25)
3185 (25)
3240 (25)
50,8
54,9
58,7
61,7
65,7
69,5
74,2
60,3
64,3
67,7
70,8
74,7
78,5
83,3
73,3
77,4
80,8
83,8
87,8
91,5
96,3
10 kV
Al
3446
3978
4581
5094
5835
6536
7534
Cu
4393
5302
6379
7365
8673
10037
12076
20 kV
Al
Cu
4574
5520
5174
6499
5782
7579
6348
8619
7156
9994
7924
11425
9008
13550
Cable type
PvPg,APvPg
PvPg,APvPg
PvPg,APvPg
APvPg
APvPg
APvPg
Nominal conductor
cross-section
Outer diameter of
(screen cross-seccable, mm
tion)
185(95)
240(95)
300(120)
350(120)
400(120)
500(120)
62,2
64,4
67,3
69,0
68,5
71,7
Alum.conductor
Copper conductor
3816
4111
4679
4924
4967
5457
4984
5626
6573
-
35 kV
Al
6409
7103
7798
8442
9346
10211
11418
Cu
7355
8428
9596
10713
12185
13712
15960
73
74
HDPE sheathed Al tape screened XLPE insulated
PVC AlPE screened XLPE insulated copper/aluminum

power cables
PvP2g, APvP2g, rated for 64/110 KV
PvV, APvV rated for 64/110 KV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

networks rated for alternate voltages of 64/110 KV
50 Hz to be buried (in trenches or concrete ducts)
irrespective of ground corrosiveness and laid
underwater (in non-navigable reservoirs) provided
that cable is protected from mechanical damage,
and in cable runs with unlimited difference of
elevation.

3.Insulation - peroxide cross-linked PE.
5.Combined screen:
7. Sheath: HDPE.

networks rated for alternate voltages of 64/110
KV 50 Hz to be laid individually in cable trestles
and industrial premises. Cables are intended for
fixed installation in cable runs with unlimited
difference of elevation.
1. Conductor: aluminum or copper multiwire round-shaped compacted complies with class 2 as per GOST
22483-77.
2. Conductor screen: extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linking PE.
3. .Insulation: peroxide cross-linking PE.
4. Insulation screen: extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linking PE, two conductive paper/single
polymer tape wrapping is applied over the insulation screen.
5. Combined screen:
6. Sheath: PVC.
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PvP2g - N2XS(FL)2Y
APvP2g - NA2XS(FL)2Y

Service life ................................................................................................................................
minimum 30 years provided that transport, storage, installation and operation conditions are observed.
PvV - N2XSY, IEC 60332-1


Continuously permissible cable conductor heating temperature:.................................................90
Service life ................................................................................................................................
minimum 30 years provided that transport, storage, installation and operation conditions are observed
Cable type
PvP2g,pvP2g
PvP2g,pvP2g
PvP2g,pvP2g
pvP2g
pvP2g
pvP2g
Nominal conductor
cross-section
Outer diameter of
tion)
185(95)
240(95)
300(120)
350(120)
400(120)
500(120)
64.0
66.6
69.1
71.2
70.7
73.5
Alum.conductor
Copper conductor
3938
4276
4811
5100
5142
5597
5106
5791
6705
-
Cable type
PvV,APvV
PvV,APvV
PvV,APvV
PvV,APvV
PvV,APvV
PvV,APvV
Nominal conductor
cross-section
Outer diameter of
tion)
185(95)
240(95)
300(120)
350(120)
400(120)
500(120)
62.2
64.4
67.3
69.0
68.5
71.7
Alum.conductor
Copper conductor
4073
4378
4976
5228
5269
5793
5241
5893
6870
-
75
76
Flame-retadant PVC AlPE screened XLPE insulated
PvVng, ApvVng rated for 64/110 KV
Application
Assembly

networks rated for alternate voltages of
64/110 KV 50 Hz to be laid in cable trestles and
industrial premises. Cables are intended for
fixed installation in cable runs with unlimited
difference of elevation.
1. Conductor: aluminum or copper multiwire round-shaped compacted complies with class 2 as per IEC
60228.
2. Conductor screen: extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linking PE.
3. Insulation: XLPE.
4. Insulation screen: extruded of conductive peroxide cross-linking PE
5. Combined screen:
6. Isolator of glass/mica tapes.
7. Sheath: flame-retadant PVC
Equivalent
Technical details
PvV - N2XSY, IEC 60332-1


Continuously permissible cable conductor heating temperature: . .............................................. 90
Service life ................................................................................................................................
minimum 30 years provided that transport, storage, installation and operation conditions are observed
Cable type
PvVng,APvVng
PvVng,APvVng
PvVng,APvVng
PvVng,APvVng
PvVng,APvVng
PvVng,APvVng
Nominal conductor
cross-section
Outer diameter of
tion)
185(95)
240(95)
300(120)
350(120)
400(120)
500(120)
62,2
64,4
67,3
69,0
68,5
71,7
Alum.conductor
Copper conductor
4129
4435
5041
5294
5335
5866
5297
5951
6935
-
Control
cables
77
78
C o n t r o l c a b l es
PVC sheathed and insulated
copper/aluminum control cables
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
106
146
196
276
376
KVVG, KVVG-T, AKVVG
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed and PVC

insulated copper/aluminum control cables
KVVGng, KVVGng-T, AKVVGng, AKVVGng-T
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for fixed connection

to electric devices, apparatus, terminal plates of
electric distributors rated for AC voltages of up
to 660 V with a frequency range of up to 100 Hz or
DC voltages of up to 1000 V, for laying in premises,
ducts, tunnels in aggressive environment
conditions provided that no mechanical stresses
are applied at cables. Cables can be buried (in
trenches) provided that cables are protected at
the points where they come out from the ground.
VVGng and VVGng cables are used for laying
in cable installations and premises to ensure fire
safety of cable circuits when laid in bunches.
All the cables can be laid outdoors in the open.
It is possible for us to produce cables which
have colour or numerical distinctive marking of
conductors.
1. Conductor copper or aluminum , solid class 1 as per IEC 60228

2. Insulation PVC.
3. Twisting Insulated cable conductors are twisted. Each lay has its count pair which insulated
conductors differ in color from each other and the rest of conductors.
4. Jacket PVC, for VVGng and VVGng cables from flame-retadant PVC.

VVGng, AVVGng type, operating temperature range
is +40C up to -60C.
Equivalent
KVVG similar NYM-J ; NYM-O, IEC 60332-1
KVVGng similar NYM-J ; NYM-O, IEC 60332-3
Technical details
Operating ambient temperature range........................................................................-50 to +50
Relative humidity of air at +35C............................................................................................. 98%
Nominal insulation thickness for conductor areas of

0.75 2.5 mm2........................................................................................................... 0.6 mm

4 6 mm2.................................................................................................................. 0.7 mm

up to 10 mm2............................................................................................................. 0.9 mm
Electric resistance of conductor insulation at 20 oC with the following area:

0.75 1.5 mm2 at least............................................................................................10 *m

2.5 4.0 mm2 at least.............................................................................................. 9 *m

6 to 10 mm2 at least................................................................................................. 6 *m
Cables are resistant to installation bends
Bending radius of copper conductor cables without armoring when laid
at a minimum ambient temperatures of 0C is equal to:

For cables with an outer diameter of up to and including 10 mm..............at least 3 cable diameters

For cables with an outer diameter of up to and including 10 to 25 mm.......at least 4 cable diameters
without preheating at a minimum ambient temperatures of 0C is equal to.......at least 6 cable diameters
Construction lengths of cables...................................................................................at least 150 m
Service life...........................................................................................................at least 15 years
When laid indoors, in ducts and tunnels at least 25 years
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
40.75
50.75
70.75
100.75
140.75
190.75
270.75
370.75
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
VVG, VVG-T cables

7.6
8.3
9.5
11.7
12.6
13.9
16.4
18.6
8.0
9.3
10.0
12.3
13.3
14.7
17.3
19.7
9.2
10.0
10.7
13.3
14.4
85
99
137
195
239
302
414
548
100
129
161
231
286
363
501
665
138
162
205
295
370
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
56
76
15.9
19.3
21.0
10.2
11.1
11.9
14.9
16.1
17.9
21.7
24.7
11.8
12.8
14.0
17.6
19.5
21.6
26.2
29.3
13.0
14.2
15.5
473
674
875
188
225
287
415
530
685
977
1303
271
303
423
616
754
991
1391
1867
366
408
580
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
56
76
106
146
196
276
376
410
510
710
1010
1410
1910
40.75
50.75
70.75
100.75
140.75
190.75
270.75
370.75
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
20.0
21.6
24.3
29.2
32.7
AVVG cables
10.2
11.1
11.9
14.9
16.1
17.9
21.7
24.7
11.8
14.0
17.6
19.5
21.7
26.3
29.4
13.0
14.2
15.5
20.0
21.6
24.5
29.2
32.7
15.9
17.3
19.5
25.3
27.2
30.3
VVGng, VVGng-T cables
7.7
8.3
9.5
11.7
12.6
13.9
16.4
18.7
8.1
9.4
10.1
12.4
13.4
14.8
17.5
19.9
862
1031
1386
1928
2586
124
143
176
256
307
383
548
714
170
245
361
412
527
740
964
212
224
312
479
518
689
938
1229
322
332
499
764
817
1059
80.6
97.5
134
183
232
296
400
540
94.9
128
158
218
280
359
489
660
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
56
76
106
146
196
276
376
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
144
46
76
106
410
710
1010
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
9.3
10.0
10.8
13.4
14.5
16.0
19.4
21.6
10.2
11.0
11.9
14.9
16.1
17.9
21.7
24.6
11.8
12.8
13.9
17.6
19.5
21.6
26.2
29.3
13.0
14.2
15.4
19.9
21.6
24.5
29.2
32.7
VVGng, VVGng-T cables
10.2
11.1
11.9
14.9
16.1
17.9
21.7
24.7
11.8
14.0
17.6
19.5
13.0
15.4
19.9
15.8
19.3
25.0
132
161
200
276
360
466
657
865
175
214
272
379
501
654
925
1251
251
310
398
559
765
1004
1417
1887
333
416
538
779
1045
1402
1949
2609
115
138
166
227
287
364
512
686
154
228
315
424
188
283
413
275
445
644
79
80
PVC sheathed and insulated screened
copper/aluminum conductor control cables
(ng means flame-retadant)
VVGE, VVGE, VVGEng, VVGEng, VVGE-, VVGEng-, VVGEng-
Application
Assembly

electric distributors rated for AC voltages of up
to 660 V with a frequency range of up to 100 Hz or
ducts, tunnels without exposing cable to
mechanical effects in aggressive media conditions
or having to protect electric circuits from effects
of external electric fields.
VVGEng and VVGEn cables are used for laying
in cable installations and premises to ensure fire
safety of cable circuits when laid in bunches.
conductors.
1. Conductor copper or aluminum , solid class 1 as per IEC 60228

2. Insulation PVC.
5. Isolator PE film or PVC layer with a minimum thickness of 0.5 mm is applied over the insulated
conductors. For VVGEng and VVGEng cables it is a flame-retadant PVC layer with a minimum
thickness of 0.5 mm that is applied.
6. Screen in form of copper foil screen or copper taping with a nominal thickness of 0.06 mm or
aluminum foil with a nominal thickness of 0.10.15 mm with overlapping to ensure a continuity of the
screen with permissible cable bending radius. It is possible to make a screen of corrugated aluminum
tapes that are applied lengthwise with overlapping. A copper drain wire with a diameter range of 0.4 to
0.6 mm is applied along the aluminum screen.
6. Jacket PVC, for VVGEng and VVGEn cables from flame-retadant PVC.

VVGng, VVGng type, operating temperature
range is +40C up to -60C.


0.75 2.5 mm2........................................................................................................... 0.6 mm

4 6 mm2.................................................................................................................. 0.7 mm

10 mm2..................................................................................................................... 0.9 mm
Electric resistance of conductor insulation at 20 oC with the following area:

0.75 1.5 mm2............................................................................................at least 10 *m

2.5 4.0 mm2. ............................................................................................. at least 9 *m

6 mm2......................................................................................................... at least 6 *m
Bending radius of copper conductor cables without armoring
when laid at a minimum ambient temperatures of 0C is equal to:


Equivalent
KVVGE (N)YM(St)) IEC 60332-1
KVVGEng (N)YM(St) IEC 60332-3
Technical details
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
56
76
106
146
196
410
710
1010
40.75
50.75
70.75
100.75
140.75
190.75
270.75
370.75
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
Outer diameter,
mm
VVGE cables
11.0
12.0
12.0
15.0
17.0
18.0
22.0
25.0
12.0
13.2
15.0
18.0
19.8
22.0
26.6
29.7
14.0
14.5
16.0
21.0
21.9
24.8
16.0
20.0
26.0
VVGE cables
8.0
9.2
9.8
12.0
12.9
14.2
16.7
19.0
8.5
10.0
11.0
13.0
14.0
15.0
18.0
20.0
10.0
11.0
11.0
14.0
15.0
16.0
20.0
22.0
11.0
12.0
12.0
15.0
17.0
18.0
22.0
25.0
12.0
13.1
15.0
18.0
19.8
21.9
26.5
29.6
14.0
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
169
192
228
302
384
472
642
805
215
199
300
419
439
556
776
1003
258
244
367
516
547
722
380
555
781
88.7
118
143
193
243
307
414
554
153
175
210
278
343
428
586
746
181
208
255
342
429
557
744
982
233
271
340
462
607
774
1071
1394
317
321
478
674
780
1020
1434
1906
411
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
56
76
106
146
196
276
376
14.5
16.0
21.0
21.9
24.8
29.5
33.0
VVGEng cables
10.9
11.6
12.3
14.6
15.6
17.0
20.1
22.1
11.5
12.2
13.0
15.6
16.7
18.6
21.6
24.5
12.4
13.2
14.1
17.1
18.7
20.5
24.3
26.8
14.0
15.0
16.1
20.2
21.7
24.2
28.4
31.5
15.2
16.4
17.6
22.1
24.2
26.7
31.4
35.3
21.7
VVGEng cables
12.4
13.3
14.1
17.1
18.7
20.5
24.3
26.9
14.0
16.2
20.2
15.2
17.6
22.1
18.0
21.5
27.2
428
635
899
1061
1419
1968
2630
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
55
76
106
146
196
276
376
710
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
46
76
106
410
710
1010
167
193
227
301
369
456
622
789
196
229
273
366
456
589
783
1028
245
288
352
478
625
791
1089
1409
330
396
490
694
892
1167
1585
2073
420
510
639
908
1208
1559
2135
2851
1010
184
213
246
325
411
501
676
844
233
321
450
274
385
542
379
570
804
81
82
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC
insulated PVC/rubber filled
VVGz, VVGz, VVGzng, VVGzng-T, VVGzng, VVGzng-T
Application
Assembly

to electric devices, apparatus, terminal plates
of electric distributors rated for AC voltages
of upto 660 V with a frequency range of up to
100Hz or DC voltages of up to 1000 V, for laying
in premises, ducts, tunnels without exposing
cable to mechanical effects in aggressive, as
well for connecting to devices that require cable
input sealing.
VVGzng and VVGzng cables are used
forlaying in cable installations and premises
toensure fire safety of cable circuits when laid
in bunches.
conductors.
1. Conductor copper or aluminum, solid, class 1 as per IEC 60228

2. Insulation PVC.
4. Filling PVC. VVGzng and VVGzng cables are filled with flame-retadant PVC or flame-retadant
crude rubber compound.
6. Jacket PVC, for VVGzng and VVGzng cables from flame-retadant PVC.
Equivalent
KVVGz - NYM-J ; NYM-O,
IEC 60332-1, IEC 60332-3
Technical details

0.75 2.5 mm2........................................................................................................... 0.6 mm

4 6 mm2.................................................................................................................. 0.7 mm

up to 10 mm2............................................................................................................. 0.9 mm
Electric resistance of conductor insulation at 20C with the following area:

0.75 1.5 mm2 at least............................................................................................10 *m

2.5 4.0 mm2 at least.............................................................................................. 9 *m

6 mm2 at least......................................................................................................... 6 *m


Service life...........................................................................................................at least 15 years
When laid indoors, in ducts and tunnels....................................................................at least 25 years
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
46
56
76
106
410
510
710
1010
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
Outer diameter,
mm
VVGz cables
10.2
11.1
11.9
14.9
16.1
17.9
21.7
24.7
11.8
12.9
14.0
17.6
13.0
14.2
15.4
19.9
15.8
17.3
19.3
25.0
VVGz cables
8.1
9.4
10.1
12.4
13.4
14.8
17.5
19.9
9.3
10.0
10.8
13.4
14.5
16.0
19.4
21.6
10.2
11.0
11.9
14.9
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
125
148
176
257
307
384
548
714
171
205
246
363
210
255
307
473
314
382
485
747
101
134
164
235
291
369
509
676
139
168
207
298
374
479
682
886
185
224
282
409
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
46
56
16.1
17.9
21.7
24.6
11.8
12.8
13.0
14.2
VVGzng cables
8.1
9.4
10.1
12.4
13.4
14.8
17.5
19.9
9.3
10.0
10.8
13.4
14.5
16.0
19.4
21.6
10.2
11.0
11.9
14.9
16.1
17.9
21.7
24.6
11.8
12.8
13.9
17.6
13.0
14.2
15.4
19.9
521
674
960
1280
267
326
355
437
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
46
56
76
106
105
139
170
243
299
379
521
691
145
173
213
308
384
490
697
902
192
231
290
420
532
686
978
1301
275
334
424
621
365
447
572
858
83
84
Armored PVC insulated
KVBbShv, AKVBbShv
Flame-retadant armored PVC insulated

KVBbShng, KVBbShng-T, AKVBbShng, AKVBbShng-T
Application
Assembly

to electric devices, apparatus, terminal plates
of electric distributors rated for AC voltages of
up to 660 V with a frequency range of up to 100
Hz or DC voltages of up to 1000 V, for laying in
premises, ducts, tunnels and burying (in trenches)
in aggressive environment conditions and places
affected by stray currents provided that cables
are not exposed to heavy stretching forces.
KVBbShng and AKVBbShng cables are used
forlaying in cable installations and premises
toensure fire safety of cable circuits when laid
inbunches.
conductors.
1. Conductor copper or aluminum , solid, class 1 as per IEC 60228

2. Insulation PVC.
4. Isolator PVC at least 0.5 mm thick for KVBbShng cables and flame-retadant PVC for AKVBbShng
cables
5. Armoring
- two 0.3 mm galvanized steel armor tapes applied with the upper tape covering the gaps
in between the lower tape turns.
- Protective sheath of PVC for KVBbShng cables and of flame-retadant PVC for AKVBbShng cables PVC
for AKVBbShng cables.

VBbShng, AVBbShng type, op/erating temperature
range is +40C up to -60C.
Equivalent
KVBbShv - Cu/PVC/STA/PVC 660V
AKVBbShv - AI/PVC/STA/PVC 660V
KVBbShng - Cu/PVC/STA/PVC 660V
AKVBbShng - AI/PVC/STA/PVC 660V, IEC 60332-3
Technical details

0.75 2.5 mm2........................................................................................................... 0.6 mm

4 6 mm2.................................................................................................................. 0.7 mm

up to 10 mm2............................................................................................................. 0.9 mm

0.75 1.5 mm2 at least............................................................................................10 *m

2.5 4.0 mm2 at least.............................................................................................. 9 *m

6 to 10 mm2 at least................................................................................................. 6 *m
Bending radius of armored cables when laid at
a minimum ambient temperatures of -7C is equal to................................... at least 10 cable diameters
Service life:

When buried (in trenches) and laid in trestles....................................................at least 15 years

When laid indoors, in ducts and tunnels............................................................at least 25 years
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
56
76
KVBbShv cables
14.4
15.3
16.1
19.1
20.3
22.1
26.5
29.1
16.0
16.7
18.2
21.8
22.9
25.5
29.7
32.8
17.2
18.0
19.7
306
339
387
489
570
676
922
1117
371
424
483
620
737
912
1174
1448
429
482
560
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
106
146
196
276
376
410
510
710
1010
1410
1910
23.8
25.4
27.9
32.6
36.5
20.1
21.1
23.3
29.7
30.6
33.7
KVBbShv cables
12.7
13.3
15.5
16.4
17.7
20.2
22.1
12.8
738
901
1092
1419
1802
563
644
773
1101
1265
1557
50.75
70.75
100.75
140.75
190.75
270.75
370.75
41
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
56
76
106
44
74
104
46
76
106
410
710
1010
13.5
14.2
16.5
17.5
18.9
21.5
23.5
13.4
14.2
14.9
17.5
18.6
20.1
23.1
26.3
14.4
15.3
16.1
19.1
20.3
22.1
26.5
29.1
16.0
16.6
18.2
21.8
22.9
25.4
29.6
32.7
17.2
18.0
19.7
23.8
15.6
17.8
21.4
16.8
19.2
23.3
19.6
22.7
28.4
VBbShng cables
12.5
13.2
13.9
16.2
17.2
18.6
21.3
301
344
441
518
611
784
966
306
342
398
517
610
738
958
1260
369
419
499
648
792
978
1351
1706
473
545
611
875
1077
1374
1831
2349
583
665
828
1121
375
487
637
428
566
748
565
770
1061
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
54
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
56
76
106
146
196
276
376
710
23.3
13.1
13.8
14.6
17.2
18.3
19.8
22.8
25.4
14.0
14.8
15.7
18.7
19.9
21.7
25.5
28.0
15.6
16.8
17.8
21.4
22.9
25.4
29.8
32.9
16.8
18.0
19.2
23.3
25.4
27.9
32.8
36.5
22.9
AKVBbShVZ
14.0
14.9
15.7
19.9
KVBbShVZ
13.1
13.8
14.6
18.6
19.8
14.0
14.8
15.7
19.9
21.7
15.6
994
314
356
409
533
627
759
984
1254
368
427
501
654
796
980
1316
1661
477
555
663
880
1093
1393
1869
2391
581
677
821
1115
1434
1810
2452
3190
1211
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
278
312
354
456
535
631
807
42.5
52.5
72.5
142.5
41.5
51.5
71.5
141.5
191.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
142.5
192.5
44
319
358
402
599
318
360
413
637
769
380
433
508
812
995
490
277
312
399
464
549
687
839
270
85
86
Armored PVC insulated copper/aluminum
control cables
KVVB, AKVVB, KVVBG, AKVVBG
Bitumen & calcium carbonate treated glassyarn

served bitumen saturated paper bedded PVC
insulated copper/aluminum control cables
Application
Assembly

electric distributors rated for AC voltages of up to
660 V with a frequency range of up to 100 Hz or DC
voltages of up to 1000 V.
AKVVBG and AKVVBG cables are used for laying in
premises, ducts and tunnels, provided that cables
are not exposed to heavy stretching forces.
AKVVB and AKVVB cables are used for burying
(intrenches) ) in aggressive environment
conditions and places affected by stray currents
provided that cables are not exposed to heavy
stretching forces.
conductors.
1. Conductor copper or aluminum , solid, class 1 as per IEC 60228

2. Insulation PVC.
4. Jacket PVC
5. Protective layer:
Type B. For AKVVB and KVVB cables is applied over the jacket as follows:
- bitumen treated creped paper bedding;
- two overlapping helix applied steel armor tapes.
Type BG. For AKVVBG and KVVBG cables outer protective layer of glass yarn,
bitumen, calcium carbonate is applied over the jacket as follows:
- bitumen treated creped paper bedding;
- two galvanized steel armor tapes.
Technical details

0.75 2.5 mm2........................................................................................................... 0.6 mm

4 6 mm2.................................................................................................................. 0.7 mm

up to 10 mm2............................................................................................................. 0.9 mm

0.75 1.5 mm2 at least............................................................................................10 *m

2.5 4.0 mm2 at least.............................................................................................. 9 *m

6 to 10 mm2 at least................................................................................................. 6 *m
Bending radius of armored cables when laid
at a minimum ambient temperatures of -7C is equal to................................ at least 10 cable diameters
Service life:

When buried (in trenches) and laid in trestles....................................................at least 15 years

When laid indoors, in ducts and tunnels............................................................at least 25 years
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
144
194
274
KVVB cables
17.4
18.3
19.1
23.7
24.9
26.7
30.5
33.5
19.8
22.8
26.4
26.7
28.9
33.5
392
433
479
793
877
1004
1275
1524
510
757
973
887
1036
1342
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
374
46
76
106
146
196
410
710
1010
1410
1910
36.6
21.8
24.3
28.8
28.8
31.7
24.7
28.3
34.1
34.4
37.5
KVVB cables
15.3
16.6
17.3
1628
696
867
1158
1024
1253
887
1164
1591
1437
1741
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
102.5
142.5
19.6
20.6
22.0
24.7
27.1
16.5
17.2
18.0
22.1
23.2
24.7
28.1
30.3
23.7
24.9
556
629
737
923
1144
404
448
504
787
893
1038
1334
1596
952
1100
41
51
71
341
402
447
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
76
106
146
196
26.7
30.5
33.5
19.8
22.8
26.4
26.7
28.8
33.4
36.5
21.8
24.3
28.8
28.8
31.7
KVVBG cables
13.4
14.3
15.1
19.3
20.5
22.3
26.1
29.1
15.4
18.4
22.0
1306
1704
2113
611
935
1228
1217
1497
1999
2529
850
1134
1541
1538
1950
144
194
274
374
46
76
106
146
196
410
510
710
1010
1410
1910
699
841
1114
1377
548
700
959
831
1039
718
590
969
1354
1202
1484
283
317
356
502
706
820
1064
1292
376
601
792
41.0
51.0
71.0
101.0
141.0
191.0
271.0
371.0
41.5
51.5
71.5
22.7
24.9
29.5
32.6
17.4
19.9
24.4
24.8
27.7
20.3
20.5
23.9
29.7
30.4
33.5
KVVBG cables
11.3
12.6
13.3
15.6
16.6
18.0
20.7
23.1
12.5
13.2
14.0
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
76
106
146
196
17.7
18.8
20.3
23.7
25.9
13.4
14.2
15.1
19.3
20.5
22.3
26.1
29.1
15.4
18.4
22.0
22.7
24.8
29.4
32.5
17.4
19.9
24.4
24.8
27.7
636
725
869
1140
1387
343
393
462
790
929
1122
1493
1881
477
779
1047
1039
1304
1772
2279
702
968
1342
1344
1736
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
236
286
325
414
479
576
739
939
288
327
376
PVC sheathed and insulated screened

(ng means flame-retadant)
Cold resistant control cables: VVG-HL, VVGE-HL, VVGz-HL, VBbShv-HL,

VVB-HL, VVBG-HL, VVG-HL, VVGE-HL, VVGz-HL, AVBbShv-HL, VVBG-HL
Application
Assembly
HL control cables are intended for fixed

connection to electric devices, apparatus,
terminal plates of electric distributors rated for
AC voltages of up to 660 V with a frequency range
of up to 100 Hz or DC voltages of up to 1000 V
within the ambient temperature range of +40C
to 60C.
conductors.
The main feature of these cables is the materials, which are used in their manufacture, allowing them to
stand out to the effects of low temperatures.
Technical details
Cables are resistant to low ambient temperatures of......................................................... up to -60C
Cables are resistant to ambient temperature changes between................................... 60C and+40C
Cable guarantee service life.......................................... 3 years from the day of putting into operation
but not later than 6 months from the manufacture
87
88
copper conductor control cables
KVVGng-LS
PVC sheathed and insulated screened copper

conductor control cables (LS means low smoke)
VVGEng-LS
Application
Assembly

electric distributors rated for AC voltages of up to
660 V with a frequency range of up to 100 Hz or
ducts in aggressive media conditions provided that
there are no mechanical effects on cables, as well for
use in AS units class 2,3 and 4 as per classification
OPB-88/97 (PNAE G-01-011-97) or having to protect
electric circuits from effects of external electric
fields. VVGEng-LS cables are also designed for use
when the electric circuits have to be protected from
the external electric field effects.
Cables are flame-retadant when laid in bunches.
conductors.
1. Conductor copper, solid, class 1 as per IEC 60228

2. Insulation PVC.
3. Twisting Insulated cable conductors are twisted. All the insulated conductors of cables carry
a digital marking allowing each conductor to identified during the installation. In case of digital
marking the color of the digits is different than that of the conductor insulation. Color marking is done
solid or in form longitudinal stripe that are at least 1 mm wide. Conductors can be marked using a count
pair in each lay which insulated conductors differ in color from each other and the rest of conductors.
4. Isolator For VVGEng-LS cables flame-retadant PVC layer with a minimum thickness of 0.5 mm is
applied over the insulated conductors. For VVGEng and VVGEng cables it is a flame-retadant PVC
layer with a minimum thickness of 0.5 mm that is applied.
5. Screen For VVGEng-LS cables the screen is formed by applying a copper foil with a nominal
thickness of 0.06 mm or aluminum foil with a nominal thickness of 0.10 to 0.15 mm or flexible foil
plated composite alumoflex with overlapping. The screen can also be done with flexible foil plated
composite alumoflex that is applied longitudinally or corrugated aluminum foil while placing a copper
wire with a diameter range of 0.4 to 0.6 mm along the screen.
6. Jacket For VVGng-LS cables the jacket is applied over insulated conductors and for VVGEng-LS
cables the jacket is applied over flame-retadant PVC screen.
Equivalent
Technical details
KVVGng-LS - NYM-J ; NYM-O, IEC 60332-3

KVVGEng-LS - (N)YM(St), IEC 60332-3


0.75 2.5 mm2........................................................................................................... 0.6 mm

4 6 mm2.................................................................................................................. 0.7 mm

10 mm2..................................................................................................................... 0.9 mm


Cables can be laid at ambient temperatures of.............................................................. at least 15C
Guarantee service life......................................................3 years from putting into operation but not
later than 6 months from the manufacture
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
40.75
50.75
70.75
100.75
140.75
190.75
270.75
370.75
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
144
194
274
374
46
76
106
146
196
VVGng-LS cables
7.7
8.3
9.5
11.7
12.6
13.9
16.4
18.7
8.1
9.4
10.1
12.4
13.4
14.8
17.5
19.9
9.3
10.0
10.8
13.4
14.6
16.0
19.4
21.6
10.2
11.0
11.9
14.9
16.1
17.9
21.7
24.6
11.8
13.9
17.6
19.5
21.6
26.2
29.3
13.0
15.4
19.9
21.6
24.5
86
104
142
194
247
314
425
572
101
136
168
230
295
379
515
696
139
170
210
290
378
488
689
905
183
224
284
396
521
680
962
1300
261
413
581
795
1041
1469
1954
345
556
806
1078
1447
40.75
50.75
70.75
100.75
140.75
190.75
270.75
370.75
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
141.5
191.5
271.5
371.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
142.5
192.5
272.5
372.5
44
74
104
46
144
194
274
374
76
106
146
196
VVGEng-LS cables
10.5
11.1
11.7
13.9
14.8
16.1
19.0
20.9
10.9
11.6
12.3
14.6
15.6
17.0
20.1
22.1
11.5
12.2
13.0
15.6
16.7
18.6
21.6
24.2
12.4
13.2
14.1
17.1
18.7
20.5
24.3
26.8
14.0
16.1
20.2
15.2
21.7
24.2
38.4
31.5
17.6
22.1
24.2
26.7
166
189
219
287
347
423
573
717
184
212
248
329
401
494
672
849
214
250
296
396
491
632
839
1097
265
312
378
513
667
841
1154
1489
355
523
739
448
765
1008
1403
1880
677
960
1045
1385
89
90
Fire resistant flame-retadant low smoke cables
Flexible PVC jacketed individually composition

material screened PVC insulated copper conductor
installation cables
KVVGng- FRLS, KVVGEng-FRLS
KGMEVV
Application
Assembly

and distribution of electricity and electric signals
in fixed electric installations rated for alternate
voltages of up to 1000V at frequencies of up to
100Hz and 1000V DC.
1.Conductor: copper wire

2. Thermal mica tape barrier.
3.Copper foil/tape wrapping screen
4. PVC insulation and sheath
Control cables carry digital or color coding for all insulated conductors to allow for identification of
each conductor during the installation.
Technical details
Type of climatization: ........................................................B, allocation category 5 as per IEC 60228
Permissible cable conductor heating temperature during the operation maximum 70
Installation without preheating at temperatures not lower than -15
Maximum flameretardance cable temperature in case of short circuit not greater than 400
Cables shall be flame-retadant when tested in groups as per IEC 332-3-96, section 3, category
Smoke, which is given off in burning and smoldering of cables, shall not decrease the transparency in a
test chamber by more than 40%.
Cable fire resistance ............................................................................................ minimum 90min.
Storage life in sheltered rooms: ....................10 years, storage life on open grounds: maximum 2 years.
Cable guarantee service life: ..............................................................................................3 years
Flexible flame-retadant PVC jacketed individually

AlPE material screened PVC insulated copper
conductor installation cables
KGMEVVng
Application
Assembly
The above cables are intended for data

transmission in measuring, supervising and
control equipment within a frequency range of
up to 1MHz and for connection to fixed electric
devices, apparatus and electric switching unit
assemblies rated for voltages of up to 500 and 660
V AC or up to 750 V and 1000 V DC respectively.
They are designed for fixed interconnection
installation between devices at permissible
conductor heating temperatures of up 70.
KGMEVVng type is designed for group laying in
cable trestles.
1. Conductor: multiwire, soft copper wires, class 3 for nominal cross-sections of up to and including
2.5mm2 and 4 for nominal cross-section of 4 mm2.
2. Insulation: PVC
3. Insulated conductors are twisted to form pairs and triads with coordinated lays.
4. Screen: by wrapping with AlPE material with minimum overlapping of 15%. Two drain wires 0.4 -05
mm in diameter are laid under the screen.
5. Taping: polyethyleneterephtalate tape
6. Core.
7. Girth insulation: polyethyleneterephtalate tape
8. Inner sheath: PVC and flame-retadant PVC for KGMEVVng cables.
9. Jacket: PVC and flame-retadant PVC for KGMEVVng cables
We also manufacture heat-resistant PVC insulated

cables.
Further information about structural dimensions
and cable weight will be given on demand.
Technical details
Number and nominal crosssection of conductors, mm2
41.0
41.5
42.5
44.0
46.0
51.0
51.5
52.5
71.0
71.5
72.5
74.0
76.0
101.0
101.5
102.5
104.0
106.0
141.0
141.5
142.5
191.0
191.5
192.5
271.0
271.5
272.5
371.0
371.5
372.5
521.0
521.5
522.5
KVVGng-FRLS
KVVGEng-FRLS
Outer diamCalculated
Outer diamCalculated
eter, mm
weight, kg/km
eter, mm
weight, kg/km
10.0
176.0
11.1
221.0
10.6
208.0
11.7
253.0
11.6
269.0
12.7
304.0
13.2
353.0
14.3
381.0
14.4
431.0
15.5
485.0
10.8
198.0
12.0
254.0
11.5
253.0
12.7
296.0
12.6
307.0
13.7
396.0
11.7
243.0
12.8
309.0
12.2
298.0
13.3
345.0
13.7
384.0
14.8
439.0
14.7
541.0
16.8
597.0
17.2
698.0
18.3
781.0
14.6
321.0
15.7
398.0
16.7
399.0
17.8
451.0
17.2
531.0
18.9
603.0
20.3
751.0
21.4
857.0
22.3
1008.0
23.4
1124.0
15.8
391.0
16.9
451.0
16.9
493.0
18.0
563.0
18.7
653.0
20.2
731.0
17.5
489.0\
19.0
549.0
19.1
602.0
20.3
671.0
21.1
831.0
22.3
908.0
21.2
629.0
22.3
705.0
22.8
809.0
24.3
891.0
25.6
1169.0
26.7
1249.0
24.1
802.0
25.2
882.0
25.8
1098.0
26.9
1152.0
28.6
1507.0
29.7
1606.0
28.1
1281.0
29.3
1361.0
32.5
1571.0
33.6
1664.0
33.6
2141.0
35.1
2259.0
Type of climatization: UHL and T, allocation category 2 to 5 as per IEC 60228

Insulation electric resistance as calculated per 1 km length and 20:
During acceptance and delivery:

for cables with nominal cross-section of 0.5 mm2............................................................245 M

for cables with nominal cross-section of 0.75 mm2..........................................................240 M
During operation and storage:............................................................................. minimum 100 M
Cables are resistant to ambient temperatures between -50 and +50
Cables are resistant to high air humidities of up to 98% at ambient temperatures of up to 35
Cables can be laid without preheating at temperatures not lower than........................................ - 15
Minimum bending radius is equal to 10X outer cable diameter
Construction length, minimum.............................................................................................. 150 m
Cable service life, minimum . ............................................................................................. 20 years
91
92
Flexible PVC jacketed steel tape armored
individually composition material screened PVC
insulated copper conductor installation cables
Flexible cold resistant plastic insulated

installation cables
KGMEVV-HL, KGMEVBV-HL, KGMVEV-HL, KGMEVEV-HL, KGMVEVV-HL, KGVEVEBV-HL and KGMVEVl-HL
KGMEVBV
Flexible flame-retadant PVC jacketed steel tape

armored individually AlPE material screened PVC
insulated copper conductor installation cables
KGMEVBVng
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

They are designed for burying (in trenches),
individual (KGMEVBV type) and group (KGMEVBVng
type) laying in cable trestles at permissible
conductor heating temperatures of up 70.
1.Conductor: multiwire, soft copper wires, class 3 for nominal cross-sections of up to and including
2.5mm2 and 4 for nominal cross-section of 4 mm2.
2.Insulation: PVC
3.Insulated conductors are twisted to form pairs and triads with coordinated lays.
4.Screen: by wrapping with AlPE material with minimum overlapping of 15%. Two drain wires 0.4 05mm in diameter are laid under the screen.
5. Taping: polyethyleneterephtalate tape
6.Core.
7.Girth insulation: polyethyleneterephtalate tape
8.Inner sheath: PVC and flame-retadant PVC for KGMEVBVng cables.
9. Armoring: two galvanized steel tapes with a nominal thickness of 0.3 mm.
10. Jacket: PVC and flame-retadant PVC for KGMEVBVng cables.

The above cables are mainly notable for the materials used for their manufacture, which make them
resistant to low temperatures.

cables.
Technical details

cables.
Technical details
Type of climatization: UHL and T, allocation category 1 and 2 as per IEC 60228
Insulation electric resistance as calculated per 1 km length and 20:
During acceptance and delivery:

for cables with nominal cross-section of 0.5 mm2............................................................245 M

for cables with nominal cross-section of 0.75 mm2..........................................................240 M
During operation and storage: .............................................................................minimum 100 M.
Cables are resistant to ambient temperatures between -50 and +50
Cables can be laid without preheating at temperatures not lower than........................................ - 15C
Minimum bending radius is equal to 10X outer cable diameter
Construction length, minimum.............................................................................................. 150 m
Guarantee service life:........................................................................................................2 years
Cable service life, minimum . ............................................................................................. 20 years
Type of climatization: HL, allocation category 2, 3 and 5 as per IEC 60228

Cables are resistant to ambient temperatures: ........................................... between + 40 and - 60
Cables can be used in explosive zones of any class
Continuously permissible conductor heating temperature: ........................................................ 70
Cables are to be laid without preheating at temperatures not lower than - 15
Minimum bending radius:

for armored cables: .................................................................. 10X actual outer cable diameter

for non-armored cables: .............................................................6X actual outer cable diameter
Service life: .....................................................................................................................2 years.
93
94
armored copper core control cables
KVBVGng-LS
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for transmission and

distribution of power in fixed installations at 0.66
V/ KV AC 100 Hz. Cables can be used in electric
DC networks with ratings which are 2.5 times
corresponding AC voltages.
1. Conductor copper, solid, class 1 as per IEC 60228

2. Insulation PVC.
4. Separator polyethyleneterephtalate film or similar and extruded PPO30-35 flame-retadant PVC
inner sheath with a minimum thickness of 0.5 mm are applied over twisted insulated conductors.
5. Protective layer - two 0.3 mm galvanized steel armor tapes applied with the upper tape covering the
gaps in between the lower tape turns.
Technical details
Relative humidity of air at temperatures of up to +35............................................................ up to 98
Minimum bending radius of armored single core cables when laid and installed shall be .......................

..............................................................at least 15 times DH, where DH outer cable diameter.
Guarantee service life....................................................... 3 years from putting cables into operation
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
Number and area

ofconductors, mm2
Outer diameter,
mm
Weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
41
51
71
101
141
191
271
371
521
611
41,5
51,5
71,5
101,5
141,5
191,5
271,5
371,5
10,86
11,53
12,23
14,56
15,54
16,94
19,54
21,54
25,24
26,61
11,46
11,91
12,98
15,54
16,64
18,14
21,14
23,34
247
277
322
421
502
607
783
973
1293
1443
282
313
377
497
602
627
964
1211
521,5
611,5
42,5
52,5
72,5
102,5
142,5
192,5
272,5
372,5
44
54
74
104
46
76
106
27,34
28,86
12,45
13,31
14,21
17,24
18,24
20,24
23,64
26,54
14,06
15,12
16,24
19,88
15,24
17,74
21,84
1593
1816
348
399
481
644
805
987
1309
1695
454
527
648
869
562
824
1121
Cables for Alarm

and Interlock
Applications
95
96
C a b l es f o r A l a r m a n d I n t e r l o c k App l i c a t i o n s
Enhanced PE sheathed PE insulated copper
conductor alarm & interlock cables.
Enhanced PE sheathed PE insulated copper

conductor alarm & interlock cables.
SBPu
SBZPu
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
SBPu cables are intended for electric alarm

installations, inetrlock, fire alarm and automation
applications rated for 380 V AC 50 Hz or 700 V DC
to be laid in plastic tubes or buried in aggressive
ambient conditions provided that that no
mechanical stresses are applied on cables.
1. Conductor soft copper, round-shaped 0.9 or 1 mm of nominal diameter

2. Insulation PE.
3.Twisted pair for twisted pair cables.
4.Core single conductors or pairs are twisted to form a core.
5. Girth insulation polytheleneteraphtalate tape
6. Screen aluminum tape (to be agreed with a customer). The screen is bedded with copper drain wire
0.4 to 0.6 mm of diameter.
7. Jacket PE 3.0 mm thick.
SBPu cables are intended for electric alarm

to be laid in plastic tubes or buried in aggressive
ambient and high humidity conditions provided
that that no mechanical stresses are applied on
cables.
1. Conductor soft copper, round-shaped 0.9 or 1 mm of nominal diameter

2. Insulation PE.
5. Filling petro jelly
8. Jacket PE 3.0 mm thick.
Technical details
Technical details
Operating ambient temperature range....................................................................... -50 to +60

High relative humidity of air at +35C...................................................................................... 98%
Laying shall be done at air temperatures between.-15 and +60C Bending radius of cables when laid and
installed is at least equal to.............................................................................. 7 diameters of cable
Electric resistance of conductor to direct currents at+20C fir conductor diameters

0.9 mm up to....................................................................................................... 28.8 /km

1.0 mm up to....................................................................................................... 23.3 /km
Electric resistance of conductor insulation, at least....................................................... 5000 M/km
Test voltage 50 HZ between the conductors during 1 minute.................................................... 2500 V
Operating capacity AC 800 to 1000 Hz
Of pairs of twisted pair cables, at least.................................................................... 100NPh/km
Of conductors of single conductor cables, at least..................................................... 150NPh/km
Attenuation factor of pairs of twisted pair cables AC 800 Hz at +20C with the following conductor diameters

0.9 mm up to....................................................................................................... 1.04 dB/km

1.0 mm up to.......................................................................................................0.94 dB /km
Near end cross talk between any pairs of twisted pair cables AC 800 Hz at 300 m length

for 100 % values up to...................................................................................................60 dB

for 80 % values up to.....................................................................................................62 dB
Relative elongation at sheath break, at least............................................................................300%
Relative elongation at insulation break, at least.......................................................................300%
Tensile strength of sheath, at least........................................................................................ 9 MPa
Tensile strength of sheath, at least......................................................................... 9 MPa diameters
Construction lengths of cables.................................................................................. at least 300 m
Guarantee service life.............................................................. 4.5 years from putting into operation
Service life.......................................................................................................... at least 12 years
Typesize
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
weight
Outer diameter of Calculated
1 km of cable,
cable, mm (refer- ofkg
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
1(30.9)
11.3
86
1(40.9)
11.8
98
1(50.9)
12.3
110
1(70.9)
12.8
131
1(90.9)
14.8
157
1(120.9)
15.3
188
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
16.8
228
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
17.3
256
3(70.9)
17.8
275
3(80.9)
19.3
310
3(90.9)
19.8
335
3(100.9)
20.3
362
3(110.9)
20.8
390
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
21.3
426
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
23.3
480
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
23.8
530
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
25.3
644
1(320.9)
13.8
129
1(420.9)
14.8
152
1(720.9)
16.8
214
1(1020.9)
19.3
280
3(420.9)
20.3
318
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
21.3
359
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
23.8
455
3(820.9)
25.8
550
3(920.9)
26.8
605
3(1020.9)
27.8
658
Type of twisting
Typesize
31
41
51
71
91
121
161
191
211
241
271
301
331
371
421
481
611
321
421
721
1021
1221
1421
1921
2421
2721
3021
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
1(31.0)
12.8
120
1(41.0)
13.3
136
1(51.0)
13.8
152
1(71.0)
14.8
178
1(91.0)
16.3
213
1(121.0)
16.8
251
2(51.0)+1(61.0)
18.3
301
2(61.0)+1(71.0)
18.8
336
3(71.0)
19.8
352
3(81.0)
20.8
406
3(91.0)
21.3
437
3(101.0)
21.8
471
3(111.0)
22.8
519
3(91.0)+1(101.0)
23.3
568
3(111.0)+1(91.0)
25.3
610
4(121.0) or 6(81.0)
25.8
674
5(101.0)+1(111.0)
27.8
702
1(321.0)
15.3
187
1(421.0)
16.3
218
1(721.0)
18.8
303
1(1021.0)
20.8
385
3(421.0)
22.3
437
2(521.0)+1(421.0)
23.3
486
2(621.0)+1(721.0)
25.8
607
3(821.0)
27.8
725
3(921.0)
29.8
795
3(1021.0)
30.3
862
Type of twisting

Laying shall be done at air temperatures ........................................................ between.-15 and +60C
Bending radius of cables when laid and installed is at least equal to: ..................... 7 diameters of cable

0.9 mm up to....................................................................................................... 28.8 /km

1.0 mm up to....................................................................................................... 23.3 /km

0.9 mm up to....................................................................................................... 1.04 dB/km

1.0 mm up to.......................................................................................................0.94 dB /km


diameters Construction lengths of cables................................................................... at least 300 m
Typesize
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
1(30.9)
11.5
90
1(40.9)
12.0
102
1(50.9)
12.5
115
1(70.9)
13.0
136
1(90.9)
15.0
167
1(120.9)
15.5
200
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
17.0
242
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
17.5
269
3(70.9)
18.0
291
3(80.9)
19.5
337
3(90.9)
20.0
359
3(100.9)
20.5
387
3(110.9)
21.0
417
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
21.5
453
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
23.5
529
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
24.0
571
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
25.5
689
1(320.9)
14.0
141
1(420.9)
15.0
167
1(720.9)
17.0
234
1(1020.9)
19.5
316
3(420.9)
20.5
364
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
21.5
407
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
24.0
519
3(820.9)
26.0
613
3(920.9)
27.0
697
3(1020.9)
28.0
758
Type of twisting
Typesize
31
41
51
71
91
121
161
191
211
241
271
301
331
371
421
481
611
321
421
721
1021
1221
1421
1921
2421
2721
3021
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
1(31.0)
13.0
124
1(41.0)
13.5
140
1(51.0)
14.0
158
1(71.0)
15.0
183
1(91.0)
16.5
225
1(121.0)
17.0
264
2(51.0)+1(61.0)
18.5
316
2(61.0)+1(71.0)
19.0
351
3(71.0)
20.0
370
3(81.0)
21.0
436
3(91.0)
21.5
464
3(101.0)
22.0
499
3(111.0)
23.0
549
3(91.0)+1(101.0)
23.5
598
3(111.0)+1(91.0)
25.5
665
4(121.0) or 6(81.0)
26.0
720
5(101.0)+1(111.0)
28.0
752
1(321.0)
15.5
200
1(421.0)
16.5
235
1(721.0)
19.0
330
1(1021.0)
21.0
425
3(421.0)
22.5
484
2(521.0)+1(421.0)
23.5
540
2(621.0)+1(721.0)
26.0
678
3(821.0)
28.0
816
3(921.0)
30.0
898
3(1021.0)
30.5
974
Type of twisting
97
98
PVC sheathed PE insulated copper conductor alarm
& interlock cables
Steel tape armored PVC sheathed PE insulated

copper conductor alarm & interlock cables.
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PE insulated copper

conductor alarm & interlock cables
Steel tape armored flame-retadant PVC sheathed PE

insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock cables.
SBVBG
SBVG
SBVGng
Application
Assembly
The cables are intended for electric alarm

to be laid in premises, dry ducts and tunnels in
aggressive ambient conditions provided that that
no mechanical stresses are applied on cables.
SBVG cables are intended for single laying.
SBVGng cables are intended for group laying.
1. Conductor soft copper, round-shaped 0.9 mm of nominal diameter

2. Insulation PE.
7. Jacket PVC. For SBVGng cables it is flame-retadant PVC
Equivalent
Technical details
SBVGng - IEC 60332-1

High relative humidity of air at +35 oC..................................................................................... 98%
Bending radius of cables when laid and installed is at least equal to: ..................... 7 diameters of cable
Electric resistance of conductor to direct currents at+20C fir conductor diameters ............. 28.8 /km
Of pairs of twisted pair cables, at least..100NPh/km
Of conductors of single conductor cables, at least..150NPh/km
Attenuation factor of pairs of twisted pair cables AC 800 Hz at +20C with conductor diameter of 0.9
mm up to.................................................................................................................... 1.04 dB/km


Typesize
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
Type of twisting
SBVG cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
1(320.9)
1(420.9)
1(720.9)
1(1020.9)
3(420.9)
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
3(820.9)
3(920.9)
3(1020.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
7.5
8.0
9.0
9.5
11.0
12.0
13.5
14.0
14.5
16.0
16.5
17.0
17.5
18.0
20.0
20.5
23.0
10.5
11.5
13.5
16.0
17.0
18.0
20.5
23.5
24.5
25.5
61
72
84
105
138
169
210
239
259
294
321
349
375
402
444
597
746
97
118
176
236
274
311
402
518
572
624
Typesize
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
Type of twisting
SBVGng cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
4(120.9)
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
1(320.9)
1(420.9)
1(720.9)
1(1020.9)
3(420.9)
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
3(820.9)
3(920.9)
3(1020.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
7.5
8.0
9.0
9.5
11.0
12.0
13.5
14.0
14.5
16.0
16.5
17.0
17.5
18.0
20.0
20.5
23.0
10.5
11.5
13.5
16.0
17.0
18.0
20.5
23.5
24.5
25.5
65
77
89
110
146
177
219
248
270
305
338
361
389
421
468
649
802
111
133
195
256
295
332
425
546
601
654
SBVBGng
Application
Assembly

applications rated for 380 V AC 50 Hz or 700 V
DC to be laid in premises, dry ducts,, tunnels and
collectors as well as the places where mechanical
stresses can be applied on cables including some
slight stretching forces.
SBVBG cables are intended for single laying.
SBVBGng cables are intended for group laying.

2. Insulation PE.
7. Jacket PVC. For SBVBGng cables it is flame-retadant PVC.
8. Armor of two galvanized steel tapes
Equivalent
Technical details
SBVBG - IEC 60332-3

SBVBGng - IEC 60332-1

Bending radius of cables when laid and installed is at least equal to....................... 7 diameters of cable

0.9 mm up to ......28.8 /km, 1.0 mm up to..... 23.3 /km

0.9 mm up to....1.04 dB/km, 1.0 mm up to.....0.94 dB /km

for 100 % values up to......60 dB, for 80 % values up to.....62 dB
Typesize
Type of twisting
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
SBVBG cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
1(320.9)
1(420.9)
1(720.9)
1(1020.9)
3(420.9)
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
3(820.9)
3(920.9)
3(1020.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
11.5
12.0
12.5
13.0
15.0
16.0
17.0
18.0
18.5
20.5
21.0
22.0
22.5
23.0
25.0
25.5
28.0
14.5
15.5
17.5
21.0
22.0
23.0
25.0
28.0
29.0
30.0
211
230
249
279
338
383
431
471
622
687
714
742
786
834
921
1107
1291
266
300
388
463
514
562
680
1002
1077
1088
Typesize
Type of twisting
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
SBVBGng cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
1(320.9)
1(420.9)
1(720.9)
1(1020.9)
3(420.9)
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
3(820.9)
3(920.9)
3(1020.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
11.5
12.0
12.5
13.0
15.0
16.0
17.0
18.0
18.5
20.5
21.0
22.0
22.5
23.0
25.0
25.5
28.0
14.5
15.5
17.5
21.0
22.0
23.0
25.0
28.0
29.0
30.0
221
241
261
292
355
400
459
497
644
710
737
766
824
869
962
1159
1348
272
356
395
471
523
571
690
1017
1082
1163
99
100
Flame-retadant PVC jacketed steel tape armored
flame-retadant PVC sheathed PE insulated copper
conductor alarm & interlock cables
PVC jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed PE

SBPBbShv
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed PE

insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
SBVBbShvng
Application
Assembly

to be laid in bunches in dry ducts,, tunnels and
collectors in places where mechanical stresses
can be applied on cables including some slight
stretching forces.

2. Insulation PE.
7. Sheath flame-retadant PVC.
9. Jacket - flame-retadant PVC
Equivalent
Technical details
SBVBbShvng - IEC 60332-3

Bending radius of cables when laid and installed is at least equal to: ....................12 diameters of cable
mm up to.................................................................................................................... 1.04 dB/km


SBPBbShp
Typesize
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
1(30.9)
14.3
251
1(40.9)
14.8
272
1(50.9)
15.3
297
1(70.9)
16.3
328
1(90.9)
17.8
369
1(120.9)
18.8
425
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
19.8
483
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
20.3
524
3(70.9)
20.8
557
3(80.9)
22.3
599
3(90.9)
22.8
631
3(100.9)
23.3
671
3(110.9)
23.8
709
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
24.8
757
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
26.8
841
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
27.3
897
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
28.8
1037
1(320.9)
16.8
334
1(420.9)
17.8
377
1(720.9)
18.8
468
1(1020.9)
22.8
566
3(420.9)
23.8
627
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
24.8
683
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
25.8
819
3(820.9)
29.8
941
3(920.9)
30.8
1048
3(1020.9)
31.8
1121
Type of twisting
Application
Assembly

applications rated for 380 V AC 50 Hz or 700 V DC.
SBPBbShv cables are meant for laying in ducts,
tunnels and collectors provided that the cables
are not exposed to considerable stretching forces.
SBPBbShp cables are meant for laying in plastic
tubes and burying in aggressive environment
conditions provided that the cables are not
exposed to considerable stretching forces.

2. Insulation PE.
7. Sheath PE.
9. Jacket For SBPBbShv cables of flame-retadant PVC. For SBPBbShp cables of PE
Technical details
Equivalent
Operating ambient temperature range

For SBPBbShv cables ... -40 to +60, For SBPBbShp cables ... -50 to +60
High relative humidity of air at +35...................................................................................... 98%
Laying shall be done at air temperatures ........................................................ between.-15 and +60
Electric resistance of conductor to direct currents at+20 fir conductor diameters ............. 28.8 /km
Attenuation factor of pairs of twisted pair cables AC 800 Hz at +20 with conductor diameter of 0.9 mm up to 1.04 dB/km

for 100 % values up to ... 60 dB, for 80 % values up to ...62 dB
Relative elongation at sheath break,

For PVC sheath at least ... 125%, For PE sheath at least...300%
SBPbShv - IEC 60332-1
Typesize
Type of twisting
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
SBPBbShv cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
1(320.9)
1(420.9)
1(720.9)
1(1020.9)
3(420.9)
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
3(820.9)
3(920.9)
3(1020.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
14.3
14.8
15.3
16.3
17.8
18.8
19.8
20.3
20.8
22.3
22.8
23.3
23.8
24.8
26.8
27.3
28.8
16.8
17.8
18.8
22.8
23.8
24.8
25.8
29.8
30.8
31.8
242
263
284
314
354
407
463
501
531
576
608
644
679
725
809
862
1002
323
362
450
548
605
659
790
914
1011
1081
Typesize
Type of twisting
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
SBPBbShp cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
1(320.9)
1(420.9)
1(720.9)
1(1020.9)
3(420.9)
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
3(820.9)
3(920.9)
3(1020.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
13.8
14.3
15.3
15.8
17.3
18.3
19.3
20.3
20.8
22.3
22.8
23.3
23.8
24.3
26.3
26.8
28.3
16.8
17.8
19.8
22.3
23.3
24.8
26.8
28.8
30.3
31.3
218
237
268
287
334
377
432
469
498
660
691
729
769
819
884
962
1164
302
338
428
519
571
626
752
875
988
1056
101
102
PVC jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly
filled PE insulated copper conductor alarm &
interlock cables
SBZPBbShv
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly

filled PE insulated copper conductor alarm &
interlock cables
SBZPBbShp
Application
Assembly

SBZPBbShv cables are meant for laying in ducts,
tunnels, collectors and plastic tubes as weel as
for burying in aggressive environment and high
humidity conditions provided that the cables are
not exposed to considerable stretching forces.
SBZPBbShp cables are meant for laying in plastic
tubes and burying in aggressive environment and
high humidity conditions provided that the cables

2. Insulation PE.
3Twisted pair for twisted pair cables.
4. Core single conductors or pairs are twisted to form a core.
5. Filling free space within the core is filled with petro jelly.
7. Sheath PE.
9. Jacket For SBZPBbShv cables of flame-retadant PVC. For SBZPBbShp cables of PE
Equivalent
Technical details
SBZPBbShv - IEC 60332-1
Operating ambient temperature range

For SBZPBbShv cables . .................................................................................... -40 to +60

For SBZPBbShp cables ..................................................................................... -50 to +60
High relative humidity of air at +35...................................................................................... 98%
Laying shall be done at air temperatures ........................................................ between.-15 and +60
Electric resistance of conductor to direct currents at+20 fir conductor diameters ............. 28.8 /km
mm up to.................................................................................................................... 1.04 dB/km


Relative elongation at sheath break, For PVC sheath at least.......................................................125%
For PE sheath at least............................................................................................................300%
Typesize
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
Type of twisting
SBZPBbShv cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
14.5
15.0
15.5
16.5
18.0
19.0
20.0
20.5
21.0
22.5
23.0
23.5
24.0
246
267
289
319
365
419
477
515
547
603
632
669
706
Typesize
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
25.0
752
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
27.0
858
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
27.5
903
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
29.0
1047
1(320.9)
17.0
335
1(420.9)
18.0
377
1(720.9)
19.0
470
1(1020.9)
23.0
584
3(420.9)
24.0
648
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
25.0
707
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
26.0
854
3(820.9)
30.0
996
3(920.9)
31.0
1103
3(1020.9)
32.0
1181
Typesize
Type of twisting
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
SBZPBbShp
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
14.0
14.5
15.5
16.0
17.5
18.5
19.5
20.5
21.0
22.5
23.0
23.5
24.0
222
241
273
292
345
389
446
483
514
687
715
754
796
Typesize
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
24.5
846
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
26.5
933
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
27.0
1003
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
28.5
1208
1(320.9)
17.0
314
1(420.9)
18.0
352
1(720.9)
20.0
448
1(1020.9)
22.5
555
3(420.9)
23.5
614
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
25.0
674
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
27.0
816
3(820.9)
29.0
957
3(920.9)
30.5
1080
3(1020.9)
31.5
1156
Type of twisting
Steel tape armored PE sheathed and insulated

copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
SBPBG
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed and insulated

copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
SBPB
Application
Assembly

SBPBG cables are meant for laying in ducts where
mechanical stresses can be applied on cables
provided that the cables are not exposed to
considerable stretching forces.
SBPB cables are meant for burying in aggressive
environment conditions provided that the cables

2. Insulation PE.
7. Jacket PE.
9. Outer serving for SBPB cables of glass fibers, bitumen or calcium carbonate solution
Technical details
mm up to.................................................................................................................... 1.04 dB/km


Type of twisting
Typesize
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
Type of twisting
SBPG cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
11.8
12.3
12.8
13.3
14.8
193
210
228
255
308
Typesize
Type of twisting
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
15.8
347
16.8
399
17.8
433
18.8
459
20.8
633
21.3
663
103
104
Typesize
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
3(100.9)
21.8
699
3(110.9)
22.3
737
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
22.8
782
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
24.8
870
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
25.3
924
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
27.8
1098
1(320.9)
13.8
260
1(420.9)
15.8
291
1(720.9)
17.8
380
1(1020.9)
20.8
451
3(420.9)
21.8
503
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
22.8
546
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
25.3
660
3(820.9)
27.8
984
3(920.9)
29.3
1035
3(1020.9)
30.3
1068
SBPB cables
1(30.9)
15.8
301
1(40.9)
16.8
323
1(50.9)
17.3
346
1(70.9)
17.8
378
1(90.9)
19.8
447
Type of twisting
Typesize
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
1(120.9)
20.8
496
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
21.8
558
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
22.8
597
3(70.9)
23.8
628
3(80.9)
25.3
838
3(90.9)
25.8
872
3(100.9)
26.3
912
3(110.9)
26.8
956
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
27.8
989
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
29.8
1117
4(120.9)
30.8
1174
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
32.8
1371
1(320.9)
18.8
387
1(420.9)
19.8
418
1(720.9)
21.8
515
1(1020.9)
25.8
746
3(420.9)
26.8
878
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
27.8
943
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
29.8
1098
3(820.9)
32.8
1286
3(920.9)
33.8
1374
3(1020.9)
34.8
1456
Type of twisting
Steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled PE

SBZPBG
Typesize
Type of twisting
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
SBZPBG cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
1(320.9)
1(420.9)
1(720.9)
1(1020.9)
3(420.9)
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
3(820.9)
3(920.9)
3(1020.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
12.0
12.5
13.0
13.5
15.0
16.0
17.0
18.0
19.0
21.0
21.5
22.0
22.5
23.0
25.0
25.5
28.0
14.0
16.0
18.0
21.0
22.0
23.0
25.5
28.0
29.5
30.5
196
213
232
258
316
355
409
442
469
654
680
716
755
799
909
953
1127
272
304
400
487
546
594
724
1066
1127
1168
Typesize
Type of twisting
30.9
40.9
50.9
70.9
90.9
120.9
160.9
190.9
210.9
240.9
270.9
300.9
330.9
370.9
420.9
480.9
610.9
320.9
420.9
720.9
1020.9
1220.9
1420.9
1920.9
2420.9
2720.9
3020.9
SBZPB cables
1(30.9)
1(40.9)
1(50.9)
1(70.9)
1(90.9)
1(120.9)
2(50.9)+1(60.9)
2(60.9)+1(70.9)
3(70.9)
3(80.9)
3(90.9)
3(100.9)
3(110.9)
3(90.9)+1(100.9)
3(110.9)+1(90.9)
4(120.9) or 6(80.9)
5(100.9)+1(110.9)
1(320.9)
1(420.9)
1(720.9)
1(1020.9)
3(420.9)
2(520.9)+1(420.9)
2(620.9)+1(720.9)
3(820.9)
3(920.9)
3(1020.9)
weight
1 km of cable,
(reference
ence dimension)
dimension)
16.0
17.0
17.5
18.0
20.0
21.0
22.0
23.0
24.0
25.5
26.0
26.5
27.0
28.0
30.0
31.0
33.0
19.0
20.0
22.0
26.0
27.0
28.0
30.0
33.0
34.0
35.0
305
327
351
383
458
508
572
610
670
865
896
936
982
1016
1166
1215
1416
399
433
532
782
921
991
1162
1366
1466
1556
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled PE

SBZPB
Application
Assembly

SBZPBG cables are meant for laying in ducts where
mechanical stresses can be applied on cables
considerable stretching forces in high humidity
conditions.
SBZPB cables are meant for burying in aggressive
environment and high humidity conditions
considerable stretching forces.

2. Insulation PE.
5. Filling free space within the core is filled with petro jelly.
8. Jacket PE.
10. Outer serving for SBZPB cables of glass fibers, bitumen or calcium carbonate solution.
Technical details
Attenuation factor of pairs of twisted pair cables AC 800 Hz at +20 0C with conductor diameter of 0.9
mm up to.................................................................................................................... 1.04 dB/km


Service life: ........................................................................................................ at least 17 years
105
106
Power Wires and

Cables for Movable
Installation
107
108
P o we r W i r es a n d C a b l es f o r M o v a b l e I n s t a l l a t i o n
Flexible rubber sheathed and insulated multiwire
copper conductor power cables
KG, KG-HL
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for attaching

movable gears to electric networks for 660 AV
at frequencies of up to 400 Hz or 1000 CV with
bending radius not less than 8 cable diameters at
permissible conductor heating temperatures of
up to 75. Tropicalized cables have a T-extension
added to the cable name with a hyphen. Cold
resistant cables have a HL-extension added to the
cable name with a hyphen.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round shaped, class 5 as per IEC 60228.

Conductors of cables intended for operation in tropical climate conditions are made of tinned/lead &
tin alloy (tin contents not less than 40%) clad copper wires.
2. Isolator polymer film, insulation can be applied without an isolator provided that the rubber does
not stick.
3. Insulation insulating rubber.
Insulated conductors carry identification coloring either solid or in form of the longitudinal stripe.
Neutral conductor insulation is blue. When there is no neutral conductor any conductor insulation can
be in blue except for the grounding one. Grounding conductor insulation is yellow-green and carries0.
Single or two conductor cable identification coloring is not specified. Red, gray, white, green and
yellow, if not combined, are not used for identification coloring of multiconductor cable conductors.
4. Twisting Insulated conductors are twisted with the lay length equal to not more than 16 diameters
over cabling.
5. Isolator polymer film, talcum or similar material are applied over the insulated conductors. It
is possible to produce cores without film provided that the insulated conductors are separated from
the jacket.
6. Jacket sheathing rubber, sheath thickness being given in. For KG single conductor cables it is
possible to replace both insulation and jacket with insulating and protective jacket. The nominal jacket
thickness is equal to the sum of the nominal thicknesses of insulation and jacket or double insulation
thickness.
Equivalent
Technical details
KG, KG-HL - H07RN-for KRANFLEX NSHTOU
Cables are resistant to changes of ambient temperature:

KG................................................................................................................. -40 to +50
KG-HL.............................................................................................................-60 to +50
KG-T............................................................................................................... -10 to +55
Cable construction length:
Nominal main conductor areas up to and including 35 mm2 at least..................................... 150 m
Nominal main conductor areas 50 to 120 mm2 at least........................................................ 125 m
Nominal main conductor areas 150 mm2 and greater at least............................................... 100 m
If agreed upon by a customer cables can be dispatched in any lengths.
Cable guarantee service life....................................... 6 months from the day of putting into operation
Service life of KG cables.............................................. 4 years from the date of the cable manufacture
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
12.5
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
1400
20.75
21.0
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
2120
2150
30.75
31.0
31.5
32.5
34
36
310
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
41.0
41.5
42.5
44
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
6.7
8.0
9.0
11.1
12.4
14.6
16.4
19.0
21.5
24.3
27.7
30.1
32.7
35.3
40.1
43.4
8.2
8.5
9.4
11.2
13.5
15.5
21.1
23.7
28.4
31.2
38.0
42.2
47.4
50.7
57.5
8.9
9.1
10.1
12.0
14.5
16.6
22.3
25.4
30.4
34.0
39.5
44.7
50.9
54.4
63.0
10.1
11.1
13.3
16.0
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
80
110
150
230
310
450
590
820
1090
1400
1730
2070
2490
3150
3910
4980
90
100
130
190
280
380
680
920
1340
1680
2450
3170
4040
4800
6050
110
120
160
230
350
460
840
1130
1660
2150
2970
3930
5100
6150
7870
160
200
290
420
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
46
410
416
425
435
450
470
495
4120
4150
51.0
51.5
52.5
54
56
510
516
525
535
550
570
595
5120
20.75+10.75
21+11
21.5+11.5
22.5+11.5
24+12.5
26+14
210+16
216+16
225+110
235+110
250+116
270+125
295+135
2120+135
2150+150
32.5+11.5
34+12.5
36+14
310+16
316+16
325+110
335+110
350+116
370+125
395+135
3120+135
3150+150
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
18.5
24.4
27.8
33.7
37.7
43.8
49.7
56.6
62.0
69.2
11.1
12.2
14.6
17.8
20.2
26.8
30.9
37.4
44.5
50.1
54.5
63.3
67.0
8.9
9.1
10.1
11.8
13.9
16.3
21.0
25.0
30.0
32.4
37.9
42.7
48.0
54.4
57.5
13.2
15.5
18.0
23.5
27.6
33.1
36.5
42.4
47.7
53.9
59.1
64.9
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
590
1000
1400
2100
2730
3700
5000
6500
8120
9880
190
240
350
530
720
1250
1700
2600
3440
4580
5870
7820
9360
110
120
160
220
310
440
740
1070
1550
1890
2600
3400
4500
5800
6510
280
400
560
950
1300
1950
2400
3400
4500
5810
7280
8630
109
110
Flexible flame-retadant oil resistant
rubber sheathed and insulated multiwire
copper conductor power cables
KGN
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for attachingmovable

gears to electric networks for 660 AV
atfrequencies of up to 400 Hz or 1000 CV
withbending radius not less than 8 cable
diameters at permissible conductor heating
temperatures of up to 75.
KGN cables are used in applications where
disinfecting or aggressive agents as well
as lubrication oils can get on the sheath.
Tropicalized cables have a T-extension added to
the cable name with a hyphen. Nominal area of
neutral conductor, ground conductor and ancillary
conductors of KG cables are in accordance with
those given in the table on page 110 depending on
the nominal main conductor areas.

tin alloy (tin contents not less than 40%) clad copper wires.
not stick.
Insulated conductors carry identification coloring either solid or in form of the longitudinal stripe.
Neutral conductor insulation is blue. When there is no neutral conductor any conductor insulation can
be in blue except for the grounding one. Grounding conductor insulation is yellow-green and carries0.
Single or two conductor cable identification coloring is not specified. Red, gray, white, green and
yellow, if not combined, are not used for identification coloring of multiconductor cable conductors.
4. Twisting Insulated conductors are twisted with the lay length equal to not more than 16 diameters
over cabling.
5. Isolator polymer film, talcum or similar material are applied over the insulated conductors. It
is possible to produce cores without film provided that the insulated conductors are separated from
the jacket.
6. Jacket sheathing flame-retadant oil resistant rubber, sheath thickness being given in Appendix
Equivalent
Technical details
KGN - H07RN-f or NSSHOU
Cables are resistant to changes of ambient temperature:

KGN................................................................................................................-30 to +50
KGN-T............................................................................................................. -10 to +55
Cable construction length:
Nominal main conductor areas up to and including 35 mm2 at least..................................... 150 m
Nominal main conductor areas 50 to 120 mm2 at least........................................................ 125 m
Nominal main conductor areas 150 mm2 and greater at least............................................... 100 m
(If agreed upon by a customer cables can be dispatched in any lengths.)
Service life of KG cables........................................... 2.5 years from the date of the cable manufacture
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
12.5
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
1400
20.75
21.0
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
2120
2150
30.75
31.0
31.5
32.5
34
36
310
316
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
41.0
41.5
42.5
44
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
6.7
8.0
9.0
11.1
12.4
14.6
16.4
19.0
21.5
24.3
27.7
30.1
32.7
35.3
40.1
43.4
8.2
8.5
9.4
11.2
13.5
15.5
21.1
23.7
28.4
31.2
38.0
42.2
47.2
50.7
57.5
8.9
9.1
10.1
12.0
14.5
16.6
22.3
25.4
30.4
34.0
39.5
44.7
50.9
54.4
63.0
10.1
11.1
13.3
16.0
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
80
110
150
230
310
450
590
820
1090
1400
1730
2070
2490
3150
3910
4980
90
100
130
190
280
380
680
920
1340
1680
2450
3170
4040
4800
6050
110
120
160
230
350
460
840
1130
1660
2150
2970
3930
5100
6150
7870
160
200
290
420
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
46
410
416
425
435
450
470
495
4120
4150
51.0
51.5
52.5
54
56
510
516
525
535
550
570
595
5120
20.75+10.75
21+11
21.5+11.5
22.5+11.5
24+12.5
26+14
210+16
216+16
225+110
235+110
250+116
270+125
295+135
2120+135
2150+150
32.5+11.5
34+12.5
36+14
310+16
316+16
325+110
335+110
350+116
370+125
395+135
3120+135
3150+150
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
18.5
24.4
27.8
33.7
37.7
43.8
49.7
56.6
62.0
69.2
11.1
12.2
14.6
17.8
20.2
26.8
30.9
37.4
44.5
50.1
54.5
63.3
67.0
8.9
9.1
10.1
11.8
13.9
16.3
21.0
25.0
30.0
32.4
37.9
42.7
48.6
53.8
57.5
13.2
15.5
18.0
23.5
27.6
33.1
36.5
42.4
47.7
53.9
59.1
64.9
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
590
1000
1400
2100
2730
3700
5000
6500
8120
9880
190
240
350
530
720
1250
1700
2600
3440
4580
5870
7820
9360
110
120
160
220
310
440
740
1070
1550
1890
2600
3400
4500
5680
6510
280
400
560
950
1300
1950
2400
3400
4500
5810
7280
8630
111
112
Super flexible rubber sheathed and insulated
single conductor copper conductor power cables
Ozone and frost resistant rubber

sheathed rubber insulated multiwire
copper conductor power cable
KOG
KRShS, KRShU
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for connecting

arc welder electrode holders, automatic or
semiautomatic welding apparatus with power
supply rated for AC voltages of up to 220 V 50 Hz
or 700 CV.

tin alloy (tin contents not less than 40 %) clad copper wires.
2. Isolator polyetheleterephtalate tape. For tinned copper multiwire conductor cables these can be
produced without a film between conductor and insulation.
3. Insulation and sheath insulating rubber insulation and sheathing rubber sheath or protective
insulating sheath are applied consecutively.
KRShS and KRShU cables are intended for flexible

connections of electric appliances in field
conditions rated for following voltages: up to
660 AV up to 550 Hz or 1000 CV for KRShS cables
and up to 380 AV up to 500 Hz or up to 500 CV for
KRShU control cables.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round shaped, 0.75 to 10.0 and 35.0 mm2 meets 4 class. Other areas
meet class 3 as per IEC 60228.
2. Isolator KRShS cables 16 mm of area or greater have a separator of polyethelenterephtalate film or
similar.
For cables of up to 7 conductors one of the conductors and for KRShS cables with auxiliary conductors
one of the auxiliary conductors have colors or numbers different than those of the other conductors.
Each layer of KRShU cables has two numbered or colored conductors.
Equivalent
Technical details
Technical details
KOG - H01N2-D
Operating temperatures

For KOG1 cables...............................................................................................-30 to +50

For KOG1-T cables............................................................................................. -10 to +55
Cable construction length, at least........................................................................................ 150 m
Stretching forces applied on cable on 1 mm2 of nominal area should be up to...............................19.6 N
Minimum permissible cable bending radius at least..........................................3 outer cable diameters

Cables are intended for the operation in the following conditions:
Relative humidity up to 98%.................................................................................. up to +35C
Laying in swamped areas

Exposure to salt (sea) mist in the period of......................................................................7 days

Exposure to hoar and dew
Atmospheric pressure of at least......................................0.053 MPa (400 mm of mercury column)
Radiation, poison and bacteria contamination conditions

after deactivation, degasification and desinfection.
Permissible number of lengths on the reel not greater than..............................................................5
Cable guarantee service life..15 years from the date of acceptance by the representative of the customer
Minimum service life at least............................................................................................. 15 years
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
116
125
135
150
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
10.2
11.9
13.9
15.8
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
240
330
440
615
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
170
195
1120
1150
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
17.8
20.0
22.8
25.0
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
850
1150
1390
1750
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
170
195
1120
21
21.5
22.5
24
26
210
31
31.5
32.5
34
36
42.5
46
410
416
425
32.5+11.5
34+12.5
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
KRShS cables
23.4
25.5
27.4
10.2
10.8
12.3
14.4
16.8
19.4
10.7
11.3
13.9
16.1
17.6
17.1
20.9
24.0
29.2
34.3
17.1
16.4
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
1070
1374
1667
107
125
165
264
361
550
135
159
242
332
425
369
610
847
1284
1870
353
374
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
36+12.5
36+14
310+14
316+16
325+110
335+110
350+116
310+14+12.5
316+16+14
325+110+16
335+116+16
350+125+16
41
71
101
121
161
191
241
271
371
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
18.5
20.9
23.3
27.7
32.8
35.3
40.6
24.5
28.2
33.2
35.2
40.6
KRShU cables
13.1
15.1
19.4
19.9
21.7
22.7
26.0
26.5
29.3
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
565
585
785
1175
1710
2270
3080
1052
1219
1848
2262
3022
200
280
430
480
590
680
840
910
1180
113
114
Flexible rubber sheathed elastic conductive
tape screened rubber insulated multiwire
copper conductor power cable
Flexible rubber sheathed elastic conductive

tape screened rubber insulated multiwire copper
conductor power cable for excavator applications
KGESh
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for attaching movable

mine machines and gears to electric networks
rated voltages of up to 1140 AV at frequencies of
up to 50 Hz for main conductors and of up to 220
V for auxiliary conductors. Cables are flameretadant if laid singly.

not stick.
Main insulated conductors carry solid identification coloring. Auxiliary conductors forming groups of
three conductors carry solid identification coloring. The group of six conductors has a count conductor
pair that is different in color of insulation than each other and other conductors.
4. Screen is of conductive rubber with nominal thickness of 0.5 mm and applied over the insulation of
the main conductors
5. Twisting Auxiliary insulated conductors are twisted to form groups of three or six conductors with
the lay length equal to not more than 8 outer diameters over cabling. Polymer film and common screen
of conductive rubber with nominal thickness of 1 mm can be applied around the twisted auxiliary
conductors. Screened main conductors, auxiliary conductor groups and ground conductor are twisted.
Lay length is equal to not more than 10 outer diameters over cabling. Screened main conductors
and ground conductor of four conductor cables are twisted together. Screened main conductors and
auxiliary conductor groups are twisted around ground conductor.
6. Isolator polymer film or rubbered fabric tape is applied over the twisted conductors. It is possible
to produce cores without film or tape provided that the insulated conductors can be freely separated
from the jacket, polymer film can be destroyed and the gaps between the cable conductors can be filled
with flame-retadant materials.
7. Jacket sheathing flame-retadant oil resistant rubber.
Technical details
Operating temperature range of KGESh cables.............................................................-30C to +50C
Cables are resistant to bending
Stretching forces of cables shall be equal toup to.........19.6 N (2.0 kgs) per 1 mm2 of total conductor area
Minimum permissible installed operating cable
bending radius shall be equal to at least.........................................................5 outer cable diameters
Cables cannot be twisted angularly.......................................................................more than 2 rad
on 1 m length in either direction
Cables shall withstand AC voltage test 50 Hz
without submersion in water during 5 minutes:
When accepted and dispatched................................................................ 3.5 kV for main conductors
1.5 kV for auxiliary conductors
During operation and storage at least............... 75% of what is specified when accepted and dispatched
Continuously permissible conductor temperature up to.............................................................. 75C
Service life of KG cables........................................... 1.5 years from the date of the cable manufacture
Nominal
Number andnominal
diameter
area ofconductors, mm2 outer
ofcable, mm
34+12.5
22.8
36+14
26.5
310+16
29.2
316+110
33.7
325+110
37.7
335+110
41.2
350+110
44.7
370+110
49.2
395+110
55.4
34+12.5+31.5
28.2
36+14+32.5
31.0
310+16+32.5
34.0
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
750
1029
1301
1820
2259
2741
3420
4427
5503
1133
1423
1753
Nominal
Number andnominal
diameter
area ofconductors, mm2 outer
ofcable, mm
316+110+32.5
37.7
325+110+34
41.1
335+110+34
46.0
350+110+34
50.0
370+110+34
54.0
395+110+34
59.1
3120+110+34
63.1
3150+110+34
68.2
350+110+62.5
48.6
370+110+62.5
51.8
395+110+62.5
57.3
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
2252
2740
3416
4200
5195
6342
7995
9130
4186
5071
6096
KGE, KGE-HL rated for 6000 V
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for attaching

excavators and other movable gears and electric
installations to electric networks fitted with
automatic one phase ground circuit cut off
switches for rated voltages 50 Hz of 6000 V
for main conductors and 380 V for auxiliary
conductor. Cable shall not be exposed to
flattening or impact loads. Cable shall be fitted
with end caps. Cable with damaged sheath cannot
be operated. When cable is operated ground
conductor shall be connected to the ground
stud, the auxiliary conductor being connected to
ground conductor integrity control unit to allow
for the alarm and shut down of the cable line.
The substation and connection point feeders to
be used to supply an excavator shall be fitted
with deices that allow the cable line to be cut
off automatically in case of a short circuit to the
ground of one phase. Cut off time shall be up to
0.2 s that of the back-up shall be up to 0.5 s.
The places where the people pass frequently shall
carry warning signs to be placed at a distance of
1.5 m from cable. Live cable mustnot be moved
manually. Live cable can be carried by service
personnel wearing dielectric gloves and boots or
be means of grips with dielectric handles. If not
fitted with auxiliary conductor the cable shall
checked for ground conductor integrity. Cable
cannot be operated if the ground and auxiliary
conductors are faulty.
Tropicalized cables have a T-extension added to
the cable name with a hyphen. Cold resistant
cables have a HL-extension added to the cable
name with a hyphen.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round shaped, at least class 5 for conductors with 10 mm2 of nominal
area and at least 4 class with 6.16 to 150 mm2 of nominal area as per IEC 60228.
2. Internal main conductor screen conductive rubber.
3. Insulation insulating rubber. It is applied around the main conductors over the internal screen.
Auxiliary conductors insulation is of black insulating rubber. The auxiliary conductor can be fitted
with an external screen of conductive rubber with a nominal thickness of 0.2 mm. Ground conductor
comes without insulation. Ground conductor can be insulated with conductive rubber with a nominal
4. External main conductor screen is of conductive rubber and applied over the insulation of the main
conductors.
5. Twisting Main, auxiliary and ground conductors are twisted. Screened main conductors and
auxiliary conductor groups are twisted around ground conductor.
6. Isolator polymer film is applied over the twisted conductors. It is possible to produce cores
without film provided that the insulated conductors can be freely separated from the jacket without
destroying insulations and screens. Polymer film can be destroyed.
7. Jacket two layer rubber, inner layer being of conductive rubber. Inner layer can be made of
nonconductive rubber Cables can be made with one layer sheath of rubber type, specified for outer
layer of two layer sheath. KGE-T cable sheath to be operated in tropic climate conditions is made of
antiseptic treated rubber. KGE-HL cable sheath is made of cold resistant rubber
Equivalent
KGE, KGE-HL - HVTDU
Technical details
Operating temperatures For KGE, KGE-T cables............................................................ -40 to +50C
For KGE-HLcables....................................................................................................-60 to +50
Tropicalized cables are resistant to effects of fongos
Cables shall withstand at least....................................... 7000 cycles of winding and rewinding around
the reel with the radius equal....................to 10 cable diameters without their performance variations.
Maximum stretching load
on the cable shall not exceed.......................................24.5 N (2.5 kgs) per 1 mm2 of total conductor area.
Minimum permissible installed operating
cable bending radius shall be equal to at least.................................................6 outer cable diameters
When winding and rewinding the cable around
the reel it shall be equal to at least.............................................................. 10 outer cable diameters
Cables shall withstand an aerial AC voltage test 50 Hz during 5 minutes:

for main conductors...................................................................................................... 15 kV

for auxiliary conductors...................................................................................................2 kV
Continuously permissible conductor temperature
For KGE, KGE-T cables............................................................................................................. 75
For KGE-HLcables................................................................................................................. 85
Cable guarantee service life..................................... 12 months from the day of putting into operation
Service life.................. at least 3 years ( 5 years if operated with gears fitted with cable take-ups reels)
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
310+16+1 6
316+16+1 6
325+110+1 6
335+110+1 6
350+116+1 10
370+116+1 10
395+125+1 10
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
41.2
43.8
46.4
50.2
53.9
63.3
66.5
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
2170
2522
3014
3641
4309
5835
6998
Number
andnominal area
ofconductors, mm2
310+16
316+16
325+110
335+110
350+116
370+116
395+125
Nominal
outer diameter
ofcable, mm
41.2
43.8
46.4
50.2
53.9
63.3
66.5
Calculated
weight of 1 km
ofcable, kg
2125
2507
3006
3636
4377
5966
7139
115
116
Rubber sheathed and insulated wire
for radio and electric installations
RPSh, RPShM
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for connecting

installations to electric networks rated for
voltages of 380, 660 and 3000 AV at frequencies
of up to 400 Hz and for wiring radio devices. Wires
can be used for voltages of 700, 1000 and 6000
AV respectively. Tropicalized cables have a Textension added to the cable name with a hyphen.

Conductors of wires intended for operation in tropical climate conditions are made of copper wires
tinned/lead & tin alloy clad with a solder not lower than POS-61.
3. Twisting insulated conductors are twisted. When twisting it is allowed to use a core and rubber
filling as well as fibers and PVC. Wire fiber materials are antiseptic treated. Isolated conductors can
be in any color. Each wire layer beginning with two conductor ones shall contain one count and one
guiding conductor different in color from each other and the other conductors.
4. Isolator polyetheleterephtalate tape or similar can be applied around twisted conductors.
5. Jacket sheathing rubber. For RPShM wires cold resistant rubber is used Tropicalized wires are
sheathed with antiseptic treated rubber. Nominal sheath thickness is 1.3 mm for wires with diameter
of up to and including 10 mm before sheathing and 1.8 mm for wires with diameter of more than 10 mm
before sheathing.
Wires can also be fitted with a screen applied over

the sheath in form of galvanized steel tinned steel/
tinned copper wire braiding
Equivalent
Technical details
RPSh, RPShM - HO5RN-F

For RPSh wires................................................................................................ -40 to +60

For RPShM wires...............................................................................................-50 to +60
Cables are resistant to relative air humidity up to 98% at......................................................... +35C
Wire installation without preheating shall be carried out at temperatures not lower than...............15C
Continuously permissible wire conductor temperature..................................................... up to +65C
Cable construction length, at least..........................................................................................50 m
Guarantee service life....................................................1 year from the day of putting into operation
Wire service life......................................................... 8 years from the date of the cable manufacture
Number and
nominal area
ofconductors,
mm2
20.75
30.75
40.75
50.75
60.75
70.75
80.75
100.75
120.75
140.75
21.0
31.0
41.0
51.0
61.0
71.0
81.0
101.0
121.0
141.0
21.5
31.5
41.5
51.5
61.5
Nominal diameter of wires

rated for the following
voltages (V), mm
380
660
3000
8.2
9.0
8.6
9.5
9.4
10.3
10.2
11.2
11.0
12.2
11.0
12.2
11.9
14.2
14.8
16.4
15.3
16.9
16.0
17.8
8.5
9.4
8.9
9.8
9.7
10.7
10.5
11.6
11.4
13.6
11.4
13.6
12.3
14.7
15.4
17.0
15.8
17.5
16.6
18.4
9.1
9.9
14.1
9.6
10.5
14.9
10.5
11.4
16.3
11.4
12.5
17.8
12.4
14.6
19.4
Calculated weight of 1 km
of wires rated for the following
voltages (V), kg
380
660
3000
95
114
105
125
124
148
154
184
180
216
187
223
207
277
291
347
309
366
350
414
106
125
115
137
140
166
172
205
200
238
209
248
232
305
326
384
348
408
393
463
126
148
284
142
164
304
171
199
365
212
248
456
250
320
531
Number and
nominal area
ofconductors,
mm2
71.5
81.5
101.5
121.5
141.5
22.5
32.5
42.5
52.5
62.5
72.5
82.5
102.5
122.5
142.5
24.0
34.0
44.0
26.0
36.0
46.0
210.0
310.0
410.0
Nominal diameter of wires

rated for the following
voltages (V), mm
380
660
3000
12.4
14.6
19.4
14.4
15.8
21.0
16.7
18.3
24.7
17.2
18.9
25.5
18.1
19.8
26.9
10.5
11.3
15.5
11.1
11.9
16.4
12.1
14.1
17.9
14.2
15.3
19.6
15.4
16.6
21.4
15.4
16.6
21.4
16.6
18.0
23.2
19.4
21.0
27.4
20.0
21.7
28.3
21.0
22.8
29.8
11.6
12.4
16.6
12.2
14.1
17.5
14.4
15.4
14.8
15.6
18.8
15.6
16.5
19.9
16.1
17.1
17.0
18.2
21.4
18.0
19.3
22.7
19.7
20.7
-
of wires rated for the following
voltages (V), kg
380
660
3000
262
332
546
321
368
645
405
466
880
437
498
893
496
565
996
177
202
353
200
224
383
242
307
458
332
378
578
388
438
673
407
448
696
476
534
827
634
724
1130
665
750
1156
749
843
1297
210
231
327
259
316
467
357
393
330
361
512
400
440
613
484
524
488
514
691
612
633
836
760
810
-
Telecom Wires
and Cables
117
118
Te l ec o m W i r es a n d C a b l es
PE sheathed and insulated AlPE screened telephone
cables
PE sheathed and insulated jelly filled aluminum

screen telephone cables
PE sheathed and skin-foam-skin PE insulated AlPE

screened telephone cables
PE sheathed and skin-foam-skin PE insulated jelly

filled aluminum screen telephone cables
PPep
PPepZ
PpP
PpPZ
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for operation in local

primary communication networks rated for remote
supply voltages of up to 225 or 145 V AC 50 Hz or
voltages of up to 315 and 200 V DC respectively.
They are meant for laying in telephone ducts,
collectors, pits along the walls in building and
suspending in aerial communication lines in
high humidity conditions. The cables are used
in conditions, which are not characterized with
external high magnetic effects. When laying,
installing or using cables you should ensure
that no moisture or soil electrolytes enter into
the cable under its sheath at the ends. It is not
allowed to feed into the core or apply over an
outer cable surface the substances that produce
harmful effects on its insulation. It is possible
to use dry cables with a number of pairs of 100 or
greater with an air/nitrogen overpressure between
0.049 and 0.098 Mpa (0.5 to 1.0 kgs/cm2).
1. Conductor copper soft round wire.

2. Insulation : for PPep cables solid PE; for PpP cables skin-foam-skin PE made up of three layers:
solid PE layer, foamed PE layer, solid PE layer.
3. Twisted pair.
4. Five or ten pair subunits.
5. 50- or 100-pair units.
6. Twisted core.
7. Girth insulation polyamide, PE or polyethelineterephtalite tapes.
8. Screen AlPE tape, there is a tinned copper drain wire under the screen.
9. PE jacket.

They are meant for laying in telephone ducts,
collectors, pits along the walls in building and
suspending in aerial communication lines in
high humidity conditions. The cables are used
in conditions, which are not characterized with
external high magnetic effects. When laying,
installing or using cables you should ensure
that no moisture or soil electrolytes enter into
the cable under its sheath at the ends. It is not
allowed to feed into the core or apply over an
outer cable surface the substances that produce
harmful effects on its insulation.

2. Insulation : for PPepZ cables solid PE; for PpPZ cables skin-foam-skin PE made up of three
layers: solid PE layer, foamed PE layer, solid PE layer.
3. Twisted pair.
6. Twisted core.
7. Free space of the core is jelly-filled.
9. Jellly layer applied over the girth insulation.
11. PE jacket.
Equivalent
TPPep - A-2Y(L)2Y
TPpP - A-02YS(L)2Y
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
520.32
1020,32
2020,32
3020,32
5020,32
10020,32
15020,32
20020,32
30020,32
40020,32
50020,32
60020,32
70020,32
80020,32
90020,32
100020,32
120020,32
140020.32
180020.32
240020.32
520,4
1020,4
2020,4
3020,4
5020,4
10020,4
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
PPep
PpP
8.2
9.4
11.3
13.5
16.4
20.5
24.8
27.5
33.1
37.7
42.1
45.2
47.9
50.5
54.1
56.4
60.6
65.0
72.2
80.7
9.1
10.9
10.2
13.1
12.5
15.5
13.7
18.9
16.7
24.9
21.3
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPep
PpP
47
69
103
148
220
359
524
653
946
1235
1538
1783
2025
2264
2575
2813
3284
3780
4710
5982
54
97
73
145
117
201
150
306
230
540
399
Technical details
High ambient temperature: ................................................................................................. + 50
Low ambient temperature in fixed installation conditions:...................................................... - 50
High relative humidity of the air at temperatures of up to +35: ................................................ 98%
The cables shall be laid and installed at temperatures of the air:

between - 15 and +50 for PPep cables

between - 15 and +50 for PpP cables
Stretching loads of cables when laying shall account for maximum 50 N/mm2 of the total area of conductors
Permissible cable bending radius: at least 10 diameters over a PE jacket
Construction cable lengths depending on a nominal number of pairs:

5-20 .......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ........................................................................................................................ 400 m

100-150 ..................................................................................................................... 300 m

200-300 ..................................................................................................................... 250 m

400-600 ..................................................................................................................... 200 m

700-1200 ................................................................................................................... 120 m
Minimum service life for PPep cables : .............................................................................. 25 years
Minimum service life for PpP cables : ................................................................................ 20 years
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
15020,4
20020,4
30020,4
40020,4
50020,4
60020,4
70020,4
80020,4
90020,4
100020,4
120020,4
520,5
1020,5
2020,5
3020,5
5020,5
10020,5
15020,5
20020,5
30020,5
40020,5
50020,5
60020,5
70020,5
80020,5
90020,5
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
PPep
PpP
29.7
25.9
32.9
28.2
38.2
35.1
43.8
38.5
47.7
43.1
51.3
46.6
55.7
48.9
58.7
51.2
61.6
55.8
64.7
58.1
69.8
62.7
10.4
9.8
12.3
10.9
15.7
13.1
17.8
16.0
22.2
18.2
29.4
24.8
34.8
30.3
38.8
33.6
39.1
46.5
53.2
44.6
58.2
49.0
62.6
54.5
67.2
57.8
71.0
61.1
74.6
63.3
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPep
PpP
770
612
969
769
1340
1142
1759
1444
2118
1809
2471
2122
2896
2422
3246
2725
3593
3111
3973
3416
4659
4024
82
67
125
94
207
160
273
221
427
319
764
696
1096
913
1383
1148
2002
1643
2625
2155
3173
2627
3713
3050
4284
3637
4817
4102
5345
4554
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
100020,5
120020,5
520,64
1020,64
2020,64
3020,64
5020,64
10020,64
15020,64
20020,64
30020,64
40020,64
50020,64
60020,64
520,7
1020,7
2020,7
3020,7
5020,7
10020,7
15020,7
20020,7
30020,7
40020,7
50020,7
60020,7
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
PPep
PpP
78.3
67.0
84.5
72.5
12.0
10.4
13.8
13.1
17.9
17.1
20.5
19.3
26.5
23.7
35.2
31.4
42.1
36.9
42.4
46.1
56.3
50.1
63.2
56.7
69.7
62.2
74.9
68.1
13.0
10.9
15.6
13.1
19.4
18.2
23.5
20.4
30.0
25.9
34.7
38.5
46.2
42.4
51.7
46.8
62.1
56.7
70.3
63.3
77.3
70.3
83.2
75.8
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPep
PpP
5870
5081
6913
6004
96
86
166
133
284
241
383
323
634
526
1145
971
1658
1378
2106
1825
3054
2607
3917
3411
4805
4167
5702
4963
115
93
204
147
330
278
480
374
784
617
1353
1148
1965
1697
2504
2167
3640
3185
4721
4076
5752
5054
6832
5964
Equivalent
TPPepZ - A-2YF(L)2Y
TPpPZ - A-02YSF(L)2Y
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
520,4
1020.4
2020.4
3020.4
5020.4
10020.4
15020.4
20020.4
30020.4
40020.4
50020.4
60020.4
70020.4
80020.4
90020.4
100020.4
120020.4
520,5
1020,5
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
PPepZ PpPZ
10.5
11.4
11.4
13.9
13.9
16.0
15.8
19.1
18.1
25.1
23.1
30.5
28.2
34.0
30.5
41.0
36.2
45.9
40.8
50.4
45.4
54.4
48.9
58.1
52.3
61.6
55.8
64.8
59.2
67.8
61.5
73.5
66.1
11.3
11.3
12.7
12.7
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPepZ PpPZ
63
102
95
159
148
219
190
350
272
634
483
931
711
1181
895
1725
1286
2210
1686
2720
2074
3205
2445
3652
2820
4126
3200
4598
3583
5043
3938
5975
4654
96
79
133
120
Technical details
High ambient temperature:................................................................................................... +50
Low ambient temperature in fixed installation conditions: . .................................................... - 50
The cables shall be laid and installed at temperatures of the air:...................... between - 10 and +50
Permissible cable bending radius: at least 10 diameters over a PE jacket

5-20 ......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ....................................................................................................................... 400 m

100-150 .................................................................................................................... 300 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 250 m

400-600 .................................................................................................................... 200 m

700-1200 .................................................................................................................. 120 m
Minimum service life: ....................................................................................................... 25 years
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
2020,5
3020,5
5020,5
10020,5
15020,5
20020,5
30020,5
40020,5
50020,5
60020,5
70020,5
80020.5
90020.5
520,64
1020,64
2020,64
3020,64
5020,64
10020,64
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
PPepZ PpPZ
16.1
15.8
18.3
18.1
22.6
22.0
29.7
28.2
35.5
33.9
39.8
37.4
48.3
45.4
53.8
51.2
59.2
55.8
63.8
60.4
68.2
65.0
69.6
73.0
13.2
12.1
14.3
14.3
18.2
18.2
21.5
21.5
26.1
26.1
34.8
34.8
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPepZ PpPZ
224
195
306
262
499
401
923
719
1326
1040
1749
1328
2491
1975
3251
2543
3963
3107
4664
3678
5378
4258
4871
5430
123
101
185
157
318
287
453
395
766
598
1374
1103
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
15020,64
20020,64
30020,64
40020,64
50020,64
60020,64*
520,7
1020,7
2020,7
3020,7
5020,7
10020,7
15020,7
20020,7
30020,7
40020.7
50020.7
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
PPepZ PpPZ
43.4
42.0
48.2
47.7
57.0
55.8
63.9
62.7
69.8
69.6
74.7
13.7
13.2
15.4
15.4
19.7
19.7
23.3
23.1
28.9
28.2
38.9
37.4
47.7
44.3
53.8
50.0
63.5
59.2
66.1
73.0
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPepZ PpPZ
2073
1632
2655
2123
3824
3756
4966
3930
6052
4881
6517
140
118
209
184
361
326
521
449
848
694
1569
1273
2349
1874
3064
2435
4440
3526
4543
5631
*- produced in accordance with design
119
120
PE sheathed steel rope fitted AlPE screened solid
PE insulated conductor telephone cable
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE

screened solid PE insulated conductor telephone
cable
PPept
PPepBbShp
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE

screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated conductor
telephone cable
Application
Assembly

They are meant for suspending on supports.

2. Insulation: PE;
3. Twisted pair.
5. Twisted core.
8. Steel rope steel wires
9. PE jacket.
Equivalent
Technical details
TPPept - A-2Y(L)2Y
Type of climatization is UHL allocation category - 1, 2 as per GOST 15150 as well as climatization C
High ambient temperature: .................................................................................................. +60
Low ambient temperature in fixed installation conditions....................................................... - 50
The cables shall be laid and installed at temperatures of the air....................... between - 15 and +60
Nominal diameter of steel rope:

For cables with diameter prior to sheathing up to 20 mm................................................. 3.1 mm

For cables with diameter prior to sheathing more than 20 mm.......................................... 3.7 mm
Permissible cable bending radius: ..............................................at least 10 diameters over a PE jacket

up to 30 pairs at least................................................................................................... 300 m

50 and 100 pairs.......................................................................................................... 250 m
Minimum service life........................................................................................................ 20 years
Type size
Formation
1020,4
2020,4
3020,4
5020,4
10020,4
520.5
1020,5
2020,5
3020,5
5020,5
10020,5
1(102)
4(52)
3(102)
5(102)
(3+7)(102)
1(102)
4(52)
3(102)
5(102)
(3+7)(102)
Outer dimensions of cable

Weight of
Diameter of
insulated
Cable height 1 m cable
Cable
rope, mm, diameter not not greater (estimated),
g
not greater greater than
than
than
8.5
9.8
23.1
200
8.5
12.0
25.3
249
8.5
14.2
27.5
289
8.5
17.1
30.4
387
8.5
22.6
35.9
615
8.5
9.8
23.3
184
8.5
12.0
25.6
241
8.5
14.2
29.0
323
8.5
17.1
31.1
388
8.5
20.4
35.5
542
9.7
27.0
43.9
914
Type size
Formation
1020,64
2020,64
3020,64
5020,64
10020,64
1020,7
2020,7
3020,7
5020,7
10020,7
1(102)
4(52)
3(102)
5(102)
(3+7)(102)
1(102)
4(52)
3(102)
5(102)
(3+7)(102)
Outer dimensions of cable

Weight of
Diameter of
insulated
Cable height 1 m cable
Cable
rope, mm, diameter not not greater (estimated),
g
not greater greater than
than
than
8.5
13.6
27.2
282
8.5
18.2
31.2
400
8.5
20.4
33.8
499
8.5
25.9
39.8
750
9.7
34.7
49.6
1294
8.5
15.6
28.9
320
8.5
19.5
32.7
446
9.7
23.4
36.8
629
9.7
29.9
44.5
924
9.7
38.5
53.1
1502
PPpBbShp
Application
Assembly

They are meant for burying in all categories
of grounds (except for mechanized burying
in rock grounds) that are not subject to frost
deformations.
Cables shall be used in conditions that do not
feature excessive electromagnetic effects.
When laying, installing and using the cables
its necessary to make sure that no moisture or
soil electrolytes get under the jacket through
the cable ends. No substances that can affect
the cables insulation and sheath must be fed
inside the core or applied on the outer surface
of the cables. The cables can be used without
filling with 100 pairs and overpressure of air and
nitrogen between 0.049 and 0.098 Mpa (0.5 and
1.0 kgs/cm2).

2. Insulation: PE; for PPepBbShp cables solid PE; for PPpBbShp cables skin-foam-skin PE made up
of three layers: solid PE layer, foamed PE layer, solid PE layer.
3. Twisted pair.
6. Twisted core.
9.PE sheath.
10. Protective layer BbShp type
- crepe paper or plastic tape or glued fabric tapes
- armor of two galvanized steel tapes
- outer PE protective layer
Equivalent
TPPepBbShp - A-2Y(L)2YB2Y
TPpPBbShp - A-02YS(L)2YB2Y
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
PPepBbShp
1020.32
2020.32
3020.32
5020.32
10020.32
15020.32
20020.32
30020.32
40020.32
50020.32
60020.32
1020.4
2020.4
3020.4
5020.4
10020.4
15020.4
16.0
17.7
19.7
23.3
27.1
31.6
34.1
39.8
43.9
48.77
51.5
17.4
19.4
22.5
25.6
31.7
36.7
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPpBbShp
PPepBbShp
16.5
18.7
19.8
23.8
28.8
33.2
328
399
487
640
864
1146
1332
1782
2172
2632
2948
386
478
603
779
1164
1538
Technical details
The cables shall be laid and installed at temperatures of the air

for PPepBbShp cables........................................................................ between - 15 and +60

for PPpBbShp cables......................................................................... between - 15 and +60
Permissible cable bending radius: .............................at least 12 diameters over a PE jacketed armoring

5-20 ......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ...................................................................................................................... .400 m

100-150 .................................................................................................................... 300 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 250 m

400-600 ................................................................................................................... .200 m
Minimum service life

for PPepBbShp cables.............................................................................................. 20 years

for PPpBbShp cables..................................................................... 25 years
PPpBbShp
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
227
299
347
468
697
966
20020.4
30020.4
40020.4
50020.4
60020.4
1020,5
2020,5
3020,5
5020,5
10020,5
15020,5
20020,5
30020,5
40020,5
50020,5
60020,5
1020,64
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPepBbShp
PPpBbShp
PPepBbShp
PPpBbShp
39.6
44.4
50.3
53.9
57.1
18.6
22.7
24.6
29.3
36.4
41.4
44.9
52.8
59.5
63.9
35.4
1801
2289
2893
3343
3780
440
612
723
994
1519
1972
2345
3199
4032
4699
1152
1616
1960
2382
2742
262
350
458
584
971
1338
1622
2187
2775
3304
3919
329
20.0
17.6
19.8
23.8
25.9
33.2
38.7
42.9
19.8
513
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
2020,64
3020,64
5020,64
10020,64
15020,64
20020,64
30020,64
1020,7
2020,7
3020,7
5020,7
10020,7
15020,7
20020,7
30020,7
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPepBbShp
PPpBbShp
PPepBbShp
PPpBbShp
24.7
27.1
33.1
41.6
48.7
53.2
62.3
22.6
26.1
30.4
36.9
44.7
52.5
57.5
24.7
27.1
32.1
40.8
736
888
1292
2027
2752
3314
4536
608
813
1073
1549
2309
3154
3822
493
603
866
1417
1894
2417
3298
344
543
672
985
1636
2289
2816
3961
19.6
25.9
28.8
34.3
44.0
121
122
filled AlPE screened solid PE insulated conductor
telephone cable
Anticorrosion treated steel tape armored PE

sheathed AlPE screened solid PE insulated
conductor telephone cable

filled AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated
Anticorrosion treated steel tape armored

PE sheathed AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE
insulated conductor telephone cable
PPepZBbShp
PPepBG
PPpZBbShp
PPpPBG
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

deformations in high humidity conditions.
When laying, installing and using the cables its
necessary to make sure that no moisture or soil
electrolytes get under the jacket through the cable
ends. No substances that can affect the cables
insulation and sheath must be fed inside the core
or applied on the outer surface of the cables.

2. Insulation: PE; for PPepZBbShp cables solid PE; for PPpZBbShp cables skin-foam-skin PE made
up of three layers: solid PE layer, foamed PE layer, solid PE layer.
3. Twisted pair.
6. Twisted core.
7. Filling free space of core is filled with petro jelly.
9. Petro jelly layer over girth insulation
11.PE sheath.
- crepe paper or plastic tape or glued fabric tapes
- outer PE protective layer

They are meant for laying in collectors, tunnels
and mines exposed to external electromagnetic
effects. When laying, installing and using
the cables its necessary to make sure that no
moisture or soil electrolytes get under the jacket
through the cable ends. No substances that can
affect the cables insulation and sheath must be
fed inside the core or applied on the outer surface
1.0 kgs/cm2).

2. Insulation : PE; for PPepBG cables solid PE; for PPpPBG cables skin-foam-skin PE made up of
three layers: solid PE layer, foamed PE layer, solid PE layer.
3. Twisted pair.
6. Twisted core.
9.PE sheath.
10. Protective layer BG type
- bedding - crepe paper or plastic tape or glued fabric tapes and bitumen
Equivalent
Technical details
TPPepZBbShp - A-2YF(L)2YB2Y
TPPpZBbShp - A-02YSF(L)2YB2Y

High relative humidity of the air in fixed installation conditions : .............................................. 98%
Permissible cable bending radius: ..............................at least 12diameters over a PE jacketed armoring

5-20 ......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ...................................................................................................................... .400 m

100-150 .................................................................................................................... 300 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 250 m

400-600 ................................................................................................................... .200 m
Minimum service life:...... . .................................... 20 years
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
1020.32
2020.32
3020.32
5020.32
10020.32
15020.32
20020.32
30020.32
1020.4
2020.4
3020.4
5020.4
10020.4
15020.4
20020.4
30020.4
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPepZBbShp PPpZBbShp PPepZBbShp PPpZBbShp
17.9
20.9
22.4
25.8
31.3
35.6
38.9
44.6
19.0
22.6
24.7
29.1
35.8
40.8
45.2
52.2
17.6
19.9
19.2
23.3
27.9
33.2
35.5
43.1
337
445
518
672
992
1236
1458
1960
385
523
603
779
1164
1538
1801
2289
272
353
347
468
697
966
1152
1616
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
40020.4
50020.4
60020.4
1020,5
2020,5
3020,5
5020,5
10020,5
15020,5
20020,5
30020,5
40020.5
50020.5
60020.5
1020,64
2020,64
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
50.3
53.9
57.1
21.5
24.7
27.7
33.2
40.3
46.7
51.0
60.2
59.5
63.9
68.0
18.7
22.4
24.7
29.3
36.2
42.0
45.4
54.4
19.9
25.9
2519
2921
3351
471
618
775
1101
1685
2192
2708
3685
4032
4699
5347
311
421
516
707
1101
1500
1830
2581
362
555
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
3020,64
5020,64
10020,64
15020,64
20020,64
30020,64
1020,7
2020,7
3020,7
5020,7
10020,7
15020,7
20020,7
30020,7
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
29.3
33.9
43.1
50.9
56.7
64.1
22.4
27.0
30.5
36.2
45.4
49.6
55.2
67.5
702
961
1577
2191
2757
4489
410
608
770
1076
1775
2466
3097
4301
Technical details
The cables shall be laid and installed at temperatures of the air.

for PPepBG cables: ........................................................................... between - 15 and +60

for PpPBG cables: . ........................................................................... between - 10 and +50
Permissible cable bending radius: ..............................at least 12diameters over a PE jacketed armoring

5-20 ......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ...................................................................................................................... .400 m

100-150 .................................................................................................................... 300 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 250 m

400-600 ................................................................................................................... .200 m
Minimum service life:

for PPepBG cables: ................................................................................................. 20 years

for PpPBG cables: . .................................................................................................. 25 years
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
1020.4
2020.4
3020.4
5020.4
10020.4
15020.4
20020.4
30020.4
40020.4
50020.4
60020.4
1020,5
2020,5
3020,5
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
of cable, mm, not cable (estimated),
greater
g
PPepBG PPpPBG PPepBG PPpPBG
14.5
13.3
274
245
15.7
15.5
350
333
17.8
16.6
426
368
20.9
19.5
572
488
26.3
23.9
1070
703
31.5
29.2
1397
1152
34.4
31.4
1648
1352
39.2
38.0
2118
1852
44.3
41.3
2641
2218
47.9
45.7
3073
2668
51.1
49.0
3492
3045
15.7
14.4
319
281
18.0
16.6
424
371
19.9
19.5
525
478
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
5020,5
10020,5
15020,5
20020,5
30020,5
40020,5
50020,5
60020,5
1020,64
2020,64
3020,64
5020,64
10020,64
15020,64
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
23.9
21.7
906
594
31.2
29.2
1378
1157
36.2
34.7
1811
1560
39.8
38.0
2172
1858
46.8
43.5
2935
2460
52.9
49.0
3682
3078
57.4
53.4
4322
3635
61.4
53.4
4945
4058
17.1
16.6
380
350
20.0
20.0
538
502
22.4
22.4
668
613
28.6
28.1
1193
1045
36.5
35.8
1865
1639
42.8
41.3
2508
2152
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
20020,64
30020,64
40020,64
50020,64
1020,7
2020,7
3020,7
5020,7
10020,7
15020,7
20020,7
30020,7
40020,7
50020,7
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
47.2
46.8
3047
2705
55.7
54.5
4169
3636
62.0
61.1
5161
4568
66.6
5430
18.5
16.6
429
365
21.3
21.3
602
553
25.0
23.9
983
679
31.7
30.3
1408
1179
39.5
39.1
2136
1880
46.5
46.5
2891
2577
51.5
51.2
3534
3133
61.0
61.0
4863
4342
67.7
5360
74.7
6300
123
124
Anticorrosion treated steel tape armored PE
sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened skin-foam-skin
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly

telephone cable
Application
Assembly
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE

telephone cable

They are meant for laying in collectors, tunnels
and mines exposed to external electromagnetic
effects. When laying, installing and using
the cables its necessary to make sure that no
moisture or soil electrolytes get under the jacket
through the cable ends. No substances that can
affect the cables insulation and sheath must be
fed inside the core or applied on the outer surface
of the cables.

2. Insulation: PE; solid PE layer, foamed PE layer, solid PE layer.
3. Twisted pair.
6. Twisted core.
11.PE sheath.
PPpPZBG
Technical details
High relative humidity of the air in fixed installation conditions: ............................................... 98%
Permissible cable bending radius: .................................................at least 12diameters over armoring

5-20 ......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ...................................................................................................................... .400 m

100-150 .................................................................................................................... 300 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 250 m
Minimum service life ........................................................................................................ 25 years
Weight of 1 m
Number of pairs and Outer diameter
mm, not cable (estimated),
diameter of conductors of cable,
greater
g
1020.4
15.1
291
2020.4
16.7
374
3020.4
18.6
435
5020.4
20.8
535
10020.4
26.5
973
15020.4
31.4
1294
20020.4
33.6
1520
30020.4
39.1
2018
1020.5
16.2
331
2020.5
18.6
440
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
3020.5
20.8
526
5020.5
24.5
714
10020.5
31.4
1301
15020.5
36.9
1729
20020.5
40.2
2081
30020.5
47.8
2876
1020.64
17.3
384
2020.64
21.0
566
3020.64
23.4
709
5020.64
29.6
1151
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
10020.64
37.5
1813
15020.64
43.8
2470
20020.64
48.2
3067
30020.64
57.8
4849
1020.7
18.6
429
2020.7
22.3
619
3020.7
26.5
938
5020.7
31.4
1277
10020.7
40.2
2026
PPepB
PPpPB
Application
Assembly

of grounds that do not feature high corrosion
activity in respect of steel tape armor and are not
subject to frost deformations.
The cables shall be used in conditions that do not
feature high external electromagnetic effects.
1.0 kgs/cm2).

2. Insulation: PE; for PPepB cables solid PE; for PPpPB cables skin-foam-skin PE made up of three
layers: solid PE layer, foamed PE layer, solid PE layer.
3. Twisted pair.
6. Twisted core.
7. Girth insulation polyamide, PE, PVC or polyethelineterephtalite tapes.
9.PE sheath.
10. Protective layer B type
- outer bitumen and calcium carbonate saturated glass fiber serving
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
1020.4
2020.4
3020.4
5020.4
10020.4
15020.4
20020.4
30020.4
40020.4
50020.4
60020.4
1020,5
2020,5
3020,5
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
PPepB PPpPB PPepB PPpPB
19.9
18.5
454
345
21.1
20.8
542
390
23.3
22.0
639
490
26.4
25.0
818
629
31.8
29.6
1371
874
37.0
35.1
1752
1358
39.9
37.4
2033
1573
44.7
44.3
2552
2117
49.8
47.7
3127
2505
53.4
52.3
3596
2984
56.6
4049
3600
21.1
19.7
510
389
23.4
22.0
649
494
25.3
25.0
760
619
Technical details
The cables shall be laid and installed at temperatures of the air.

for PPepB cables: ............................................................................. between - 15 and +60

for PpPB cables: ....................................................................... between - 10 and +50
Permissible cable bending radius: ................................................ at least 12 diameters over armoring

5-20 ......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ...................................................................................................................... .400 m

100-150 .................................................................................................................... 300 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 250 m

400-600 ................................................................................................................... .200 m
Minimum service life

for PPepB cables..................................................................................................... 20 years

for PpPB cables...................................................................................................... 25 years
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
5020,5
10020,5
15020,5
20020,5
30020,5
40020,5
50020,5
60020,5
1020,64
2020,64
3020,64
5020,64
10020,64
15020,64
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
29.4
27.3
1182
750
36.7
35.1
1730
1362
41.7
40.8
2214
1802
45.3
44.3
2611
2123
52.3
50.0
3447
2761
58.4
55.8
4257
3415
62.9
60.4
4943
4002
66.9
66.1
5607
4690
22.6
22.0
587
473
25.5
25.5
774
651
27.8
27.8
929
777
34.1
33.9
1518
1244
42.0
42.0
2272
1889
48.2
47.7
2979
2439
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
20020,64
30020,64
40020,64
50020,64
1020,7
2020,7
3020,7
5020,7
10020,7
15020,7
20020,7
30020,7
40020,7
50020,7
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
52.7
52.7
3564
3028
61.2
61.2
4772
4010
67.5
67.5
5830
4986
73.4
5885
24.2
22.0
652
487
26.8
26.8
852
709
30.5
29.6
1271
850
37.2
36.2
1765
1392
45.0
45.0
2573
2152
52.0
52.0
3400
2901
57.0
57.0
4094
3485
66.4
66.4
5520
4760
74.0
5822
80.3
6983
125
126
PVC sheathed aluminum /AlPE tape screened solid PE

telephone cable
PV
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed aluminum /AlPE tape

screened solid PE insulated conductor telephone
cable
PPepZB

filled AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated
PVng
PPpPZB
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

They are meant for laying on the internal walls
of the buildings and inside the premises. PVng
cables are also meant for laying in groups.

2. Insulation : PE;
3. Twisted pair.
5. Twisted core.
8.PVC sheath or flame-retadant PVC for PVng cables.
Equivalent
Technical details
TPV - Y-2Y(L)Y IEC 60332-1

TPVng - Y-2Y(L)Y IEC 60332-3 Category A


30-50 ...................................................................................................................... .500 m

30-50 ....................................................................................................................... 400 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 300 m

of grounds that do not feature high corrosion
activity in respect of steel tape armor and are not
subject to frost deformations.
The cables shall be used in conditions that do not
feature high external electromagnetic effects.
When laying, installing and using the cables its
necessary to make sure that no moisture or soil
electrolytes get under the jacket through the
cable ends. No substances that can affect the
cables insulation and sheath must be fed inside
the core or applied on the outer surface of the
cables.

2. Insulation: PE; for PPepZB cables solid PE; for PPpPZB cables skin-foam-skin PE made up of
three layers: solid PE layer, foamed PE layer, solid PE layer.
3. Twisted pair.
6. Twisted core.
11.PE sheath.
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
1020.4
10.9
114
2020.4
13.1
167
3020.4
15.5
231
5020.4
18.9
344
10020.4
24.9
602
520.5
9.8
84.1
1020.5
12.3
144
2020.5
15.7
237
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
3020.5
17.8
308
5020.5
22.2
481
10020.5
29.4
852
1020.64
13.9
189
2020.64
17.9
319
3020.64
20.5
424
5020.64
26.5
700
10020.64
35.2
1252
Technical details

5-20 ......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ...................................................................................................................... .400 m

100-150 .................................................................................................................... 300 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 250 m
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
1020.32
2020.32
3020.32
5020.32
10020.32
15020.32
20020.32
30020.32
1020.4
2020.4
3020.4
5020.4
10020.4
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
PPepZB PPpPZB PPepZB PPpPZB
19.8
386
21.7
478
23.2
486
26.6
710
31.5
1007
34.6
1370
37.9
1636
42.8
2080
20.4
403
23.4
22.7
557
501
25.5
24.0
668
571
28.3
26.3
1026
686
36.0
32.3
1477
1161
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
15020.4
20020.4
30020.4
1020,5
2020,5
3020,5
5020,5
10020,5
15020,5
20020,5
30020,5
1020,64
2020,64
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
39.8
37.4
1799
1514
43.3
39.7
2136
1755
50.4
45.4
2854
2290
22.3
21.5
503
451
25.5
24.0
695
575
27.8
26.3
992
676
32.7
30.2
1266
889
40.7
37.4
1900
1522
44.9
43.1
2319
1986
49.2
46.6
2849
2360
57.6
54.6
3801
3207
23.9
22.7
588
510
27.7
27.5
817
723
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
3020,64
5020,64
10020,64
*15020,64
*20020,64
*30020,64
1020,7
2020,7
3020,7
5020,7
10020,7
Outer diameter
Weight of 1 m
greater
g
30.9
30.2
1218
884
37.1
35.8
1695
1361
45.8
44.3
2552
2078
55.7
3104
62.7
3842
70.7
5067
24.9
24.0
714
565
29.2
28.6
871
784
33.7
32.3
1732
1127
39.9
37.4
1799
1497
49.9
46.6
2808
2305
*- produced in accordance with design
127
128
PE jacketed corrugated steel tape armored
PE sheathed AlPE screened solid PE insulated
Served (or without serving type B and BG) lead

sheathed paper tube insulated telephone cable
G, TB, TBG
PPepBbShp-Z
PE jacketed corrugated steel tape armored PE

sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened solid PE
PPepZBbShp-Z
Application
Assembly

deformations, PPepZBbShp-Z are also being
suitable for operation in high humidity
conditions.
1.0 kgs/cm2).

2. Insulation : solid PE;
3. Twisted pair.
6. Twisted core.
11.PE sheath.
- armor of corrugated two side polymer coated steel tape, steel layer being at least 0.1 mm thick,
longitudinally applied with overlapping
- outer PE jacket
Application
Assembly

primary communication networks rated for
operating alternate voltage of 145 V AC 50 Hz or
200 V DC respectively.
TG cables are meant for laying in dusts and
collectors, on the walls of buildings suspending
on supports in media which is neutral in respect
of lead sheath in areas which do not feature high
electromagnetic effects.
TBG cables are meant for laying in flammable
premises, mines, tunnels and collectors provided
that the cables are not exposed to high stretching
forces in areas that do not feature high external
TBG cables are meant for burying in grounds that
are neutral in respect of lead sheath provided
that the cables are not exposed to high stretching
forces in areas that do not feature high external

2. Insulation: paper
3. Twisted pair.
4. Subunits - Five or ten pair subunits.
5. Twisting For cables of more than 100 pairs subunits are twisted to form 50- or 100-pair units.
6. Twisted core.
7. Girth insulation cable paper (tape).
8.Sheath - lead.
TBG cables:
9. Protective layer BG type: bedding - crepe paper or plastic tape or glued fabric tapes and bitumen;
armor of two galvanized steel tapes
TB cables:
9. Protective layer B type: bedding - crepe paper or plastic tape or glued fabric tapes and bitumen; armor
of two galvanized steel tapes; outer bitumen and calcium carbonate saturated glass fiber serving
Technical details
High ambient temperature:

for PPepBbShp-Z cables.............................................................................................. +60

for PPepZBbShp-Z cables: ........................................................................................... +50
The cables shall be laid and installed at temperatures of the air:

for PPepBbShp-Z cables: ................................................................... between - 15 and +60

for PPepZBbShp-Z cables: ........................................................... between - 10 and +50

5-20 ......................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ...................................................................................................................... .400 m

100 .......................................................................................................................... 300 m

for PPepBbShp-Z cables: .......................................................................................... 20 years

for PPepZBbShp-Z cables: ....................................................................................... 25 years
Type size
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
1020.4
2020.4
3020.4
5020.4
10020.4
15020.4
520.5
1020.5
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
PPepBbShp-Z PPepZBbShp-Z PPepBbShp-Z PPepZBbShp-Z
17.4
19.4
22.5
25.6
31.7
36.7
16.5
18.6
17.1
20.4
22.3
25.6
31.7
18.1
20.3
215
282
337
488
793
1083
199
257
223
321
396
531
839
1326
219
280
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
2020.5
3020.5
5020.5
10020.5
520.64
1020.64
2020.64
3020.64
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
22.7
24.6
29.3
36.4
17.6
20.0
24.7
27.1
23.4
25.6
31.1
38.2
19.2
22.3
26.7
31.1
342
456
636
1028
231
311
496
635
352
474
675
1078
252
347
536
729
Number of pairs
and diameter of
conductors
5020.64
10020.64
520.7
1020.7
2020.7
3020.7
5020.7
Outer diameter
of cable, mm, not
greater
Weight of 1 m
cable (estimated),
g
33.1
41.6
18.7
22.6
26.1
30.4
36.9
36.0
20.3
23.4
28.9
32.2
38.2
943
1591
256
337
592
775
1118
1025
278
349
656
821
1157
3020.5
5020.5
10020.5
15020.5
20020.5
30020.5
40020.5
50020.5
60020.5
70020.5
80020.5
90020.5
100020.5
120020.5
2020.64
3020. 64
5020. 64
10020. 64
15020. 64
20020. 64
Weight of
Outer
dimensions 1 m cable
of cable (estimated), g
For TG cables
3(102)
14.0
698
5(102)
16.0
940
(3+7)(102)
22.0
1527
3(502)
26.0
2069
4(502)
30.0
2568
3(1002)
37.0
3674
4(1002)
42.0
4679
5(1002)
47.0
5736
(1+5)(1002)
51.0
6658
(1+6)(1002)
56.0
7811
(2+6)(1002)
59.0
8773
(2+7)(1002)
63.0
9743
(3+7)(1002)
66.0
10968
(4+8)(1002)
72.0
12694
4(52)
15.0
773
3(102)
17.0
984
5(102)
21.0
1375
(3+7)(102)
29.0
2340
3(502)
34.0
3192
4(502)
39.0
4063
Formation
Technical details
Low ambient temperature ................................................................................................... - 50
Electric resistance of conductor at 20C:

For the conductor diameter of 0.5 mm.................................................................... 905Om/km

For the conductor diameter of 0.64 mm.................................................................. 553Om/km
Electric resistance of conductor insulation at 20C at least............................................. 8000 Mxkm
Operating cable capacity 800 or 1000 Hz:

For the conductor diameter of 0.5 mm...................................................................... 52 nPh/km

For the conductor diameter of 0.64 mm.................................................................... 50 nPh/km
Calculated attenuation factor 800 Hz per 1 km length:

For paper insulated conductor diameter of 0.5 mm.......................................................... 1.24 dB

For paper insulated conductor diameter of 0.64 mm........................................................ 0.97 dB
laid and installed at temperatures of the air.

for PPepB cables: ............................................................................. between - 15 and +60

for PpPB cables: .............................................................................. between - 10 and +50
Permissible cable bending radius:

For TG cables at least......................................................................... 10 diameters over sheath

For TB and TBG cables at least............................................................. 12 diameters over sheath
The cables shall be laid and installed at temperatures of the air at least...................................... -15C

10-20 . ...................................................................................................................... 500 m

30-50 ........................................................................................................................ 300 m

100-150 .................................................................................................................... 250 m

200-300 .................................................................................................................... 200 m

500-1200 ................................................................................................................... 150 m
Guarantee service life: ..................................................................3 years from putting in operation
Minimum service life: ...................................................................................................... 25 years
Type size
30020. 64
40020. 64
50020. 64
60020. 64
3020.5
5020.5
10020.5
15020.5
20020.5
30020.5
40020.5
50020.5
60020.5
3020. 64
5020. 64
10020. 64
15020. 64
20020. 64
30020. 64
40020. 64
Weight of
Outer
3(1002)
48.0
5806
4(1002)
55.0
7641
5(1002)
62.0
9356
(1+5)(1002)
67.0
11084
For TBG cables
3(102)
18.0
1072
5(102)
21.0
1332
(3+7)(102)
27.0
1991
3(502)
31.0
2507
4(502)
34.0
3022
3(1002)
41.0
4195
4(1002)
42.0
5228
5(1002)
47.0
6361
(1+5)(1002)
51.0
7333
3(102)
22.0
1395
5(102)
26.0
1813
(3+7)(102)
33.0
2806
3(502)
39.0
3682
4(502)
44.0
4613
3(1002)
52.0
6444
4(1002)
60.0
8321
Formation
Type size
50020. 64
3020.5
5020.5
10020.5
15020.5
20020.5
30020.5
40020.5
50020.5
60020.5
3020. 64
5020. 64
10020. 64
15020. 64
20020. 64
30020. 64
40020. 64
50020. 64
Weight of
Outer
5(1002)
66.0
10054
For TB cables
3(102)
22.0
1273
5(102)
25.0
1559
(3+7)(102)
31.0
2278
3(502)
35.0
2825
4(502)
38.0
3376
3(1002)
45.0
4620
4(1002)
51.0
5706
5(1002)
56.0
6886
(1+5)(1002)
60.0
7900
3(102)
26.0
1605
5(102)
29.0
2051
(3+7)(102)
37.0
3109
3(502)
42.0
4031
4(502)
49.0
5004
3(1002)
56.0
6910
4(1002)
64.0
8848
5(1002)
70.0
10634
Formation
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130
Served (or without serving type B and BG) lead
sheathed paper insulated low frequency telephone
cable
PE sheathed PE insulated high frequency local

communication cable
Assembly
KSPZP
KSPP
PE sheathed jelly filled PE insulated high

frequency local communication cable
ZG, TZB, TZBG
Application
These cables are intended for cabling telephone
and telegraph units as well as cable input units
and inserts in aerial communication lines and
connection line units between subscriber and
local telephone stations.
TZG cables are meant for laying in telephone
dusts, tubes, trestles, collectors and tunnels as
well indoors provided that the cables are not
exposed to mechanical effects in environment
that is neutral in respect of sheath.
TZBG cables are meant for laying indoors as well in
collectors and tunnels.
TZB cables are meant for burying in grounds
provided that the cables are not exposed to high
stretching forces in environment that features
high corrosion activity in respect of sheath.
1. Conductor copper solid 0.9 or 1.2 mm of diameter.

2. Insulation : cord and paper
3. Twisted star quad (group).
4. Core twisted in concentric lays of groups.
7. Girth insulation of two paper tapes applied with overlapping.
8.Sheath - lead.
TZBG cables:
TZB cables:
Equivalent
Technical details
TZG, TZB - A-PMZ

TZBG - A-PMZBC
Cables are resistant to high ambient operating temperature effects: ................................. up to+ 45
Cables are resistant to low operating temperature effects: ...................................................... - 45
Cable circuit operating voltages: ...................................................... up to 430 V DC or up to 300 V AC
Cables shall be laid manually or using mechanized devices at temperatures between 15 and +40 oC
Cable bends when installing shall be made at temperatures................................. not lower than 10C
While installed not more than two double bends can be made around the circumference that is equal to

.................................................................................... 12 diameters of cable over lead sheath
Construction cable lengths...................................................... (4255) m, (85010) m or (127515)m
Application
Assembly
High frequency local communication cables

are intended for inter station and subscriber
communication lines with temporary channel
division pulse code modulation transmission units
with transmission rate of up to 2048 kBit/s with
remote power supply voltages of up to 500 V DC.
KSPP cables are designed for burying in ground
that is not exposed to shifts as well in areas that
do not feature high rodent attack risks whereas
KSPZP cables can also be buried in high humidity
conditions.

2. Insulation: PE;
Nominal insulation thickness is as follows: for conductors 0.64 mm in diameter 0.64 to 0.7 mm; for
conductors 0.9 mm in diameter 0.9 to 0.95 mm; for conductors 1.2 mm in diameter 0.64 to 0.7 mm
3. Four insulated conductors are twisted to form a quad. Two diagonally placed conductors of the quad form
a working pair, first pair insulation of the quad being natural and that of the second pair being in blue.
4. Filling for KSPZP cables free space of the core is filled with petro jelly.
5. Girth insulation extruded PE 0.8 mm thick.
6. Screen AlPE tape, there is a tinned copper drain wire under the screen with a nominal diameter
between 0.3 and 0.4 mm.
7. PE jacket 1.8 mm thick.
Technical details
Type size
KSPP 140.9
KSPP 141.2
KSPZP 140.64
KSPZP 140.9
KSPZP 141.2
Weight of 1 m
Nominal outer cable
(estimated),
diameter, mm
g
14.0
138
14.0
145
10.6
978
14.0
148
14.0
161

Low ambient temperature:
In fixed installation conditions.................................................................................... - 50
In conditions featuring installation and operation 15 cable diameter radius bends.............. - 10C
Tropicalized cables are resistant to fungus effects
Construction cable length at least......................................................................................... 750 m

For KSPP cables ....................................................................................................... 15 years

For KSPZP cables ..................................................................................................... 20 years
PE sheathed steel rope fitted PE insulated high

frequency local communication cable
KSPPt
Type size
340.9
440.9
740.9
1240.9
1440.9
1940.9
2740.9
3740.9
5240.9
6140.9
341.2
441.2
741.2
1241.2
1441.2
1941.2
2741.2
3741.2
5241.2
6141.2
Weight of 1 m
Nominal outer cable
(estimated),
diameter, mm
g
For TZG cables
12.1
564
13.2
658
16.2
908
20.8
1338
22.0
1448
24.9
1788
29.6
2395
33.8
3074
39.6
4036
42.9
4663
14.8
792
16.2
906
20.0
1262
26.0
1960
27.4
2133
31.4
2741
37.3
3659
42.7
4708
50.3
6404
54.6
7446
Type size
340.9
440.9
740.9
1240.9
1440.9
1940.9
2740.9
3740.9
5240.9
6140.9
341.2
441.2
741.2
1241.2
1441.2
1941.2
2741.2
3741.2
5241.2
6141.2
Weight of 1 m
Nominal outer cable
(estimated),
diameter, mm
g
For TZBG cables
17.1
867
17.2
932
20.2
1209
25.3
1850
26.6
1981
29.5
2352
34.1
2967
38.3
3689
44.0
4708
47.2
5375
18.7
792
20.2
1207
23.9
1595
30.5
2505
31.9
2702
35.8
3330
37.3
4312
47.3
5479
54.9
7262
58.8
8211
Type size
340.9
440.9
740.9
1240.9
1440.9
1940.9
2740.9
3740.9
5240.9
6140.9
341.2
441.2
741.2
1241.2
1441.2
1941.2
2741.2
3741.2
5241.2
6141.2
Weight of 1 m
Nominal outer cable
(estimated),
diameter, mm
g
For TZG cables
22.1
969
21.2
992
24.2
1279
29.5
1936
30.6
2071
33.5
2451
38.1
3080
42.3
3815
48.0
4852
52.2
5650
22.7
1121
24.2
1276
27.9
1676
34.5
2607
35.9
2808
39.8
3449
45.7
4449
51.3
5709
59.9
7574
63.8
8542
PE sheathed steel rope fitted jelly filled PE

insulated high frequency local communication cable
KSPZPt
Application
Assembly

KSPPt cables are designed for suspending on
aerial line supports whereas KSPZPt cables can
also be suspended in high humidity conditions.

2. Insulation : PE;
Nominal insulation thickness is as follows: for conductors 0.9 mm in diameter 0.9 to 0.95 mm; for
conductors 1.2 mm in diameter 0.8 mm
3. Four insulated conductors are twisted to form a quad. Two diagonally placed conductors of the quad form
a working pair, first pair insulation of the quad being natural and that of the second pair being in blue.
4. Filling for KSPZPt cables free space of the core is filled with petro jelly.
7. Steel rope 2.6 mm in diameter
8. PE jacket 1.8 mm thick applied at the same time both on the core and rope.
Technical details
Type size
KSPPt 140.9
KSPPt 141.2
KSPZP 140.9
KSPZP 141.2
Weight of 1 m
Nominal outer cable
(estimated),
diameter, mm
g
1425.7
215
1425.7
236
1425.7
249
1425.7
262
High ambient temperature: ......................................................................................................+50

In fixed installation conditions......................................................................................... - 50
In conditions featuring installation and operation 15 cable diameter radius bends.................. - 10C
Construction cable length at least.............................................................................................500 m
Guarantee service life: ...................................................................... 3 years from putting in operation

For KSPPt cables .......................................................................................................... 15 years

For KSPZPt cables .................................................................................................... 20 years
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132
PE sheathed AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE
insulated high frequency local communication cable
PE jacketed corrugated steel tape armored AlPE

high frequency local communication cable
KSPpP
PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened skinfoam-skin PE insulated high frequency local
communication cable
KSPpBShp
PE jacketed corrugated steel tape armored jelly filled

AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated conductor
high frequency local communication cable
KSPpZP
Application
Assembly

at transmission rate of up to 2048 kBit/s with
KSPpP cables are designed for laying in telephone
ducts, collector mines on the walls of buildings
as well for suspending on aerial line supports in
areas that do not feature high rodent attack risks
whereas KSPpZP cables can also be laid in high
humidity conditions.

2. Insulation : concentric skin-foam-skin PE layer;
Nominal insulation thickness is as follows: for conductors 0.64 mm in diameter 0.43; for conductors
0.9 mm in diameter 0.60 mm; for conductors 1.2 mm in diameter 0.45 mm
3. Four insulated conductors are twisted to form a quad. Two diagonally placed conductors of the quad
form a working pair, first pair insulation of the quad being in the following colors: red, yellow or natural
and those of the second pair being in green, blue and sky blue.
4. Filling for KSPpZP cables free space of the core is filled with petro jelly.
6. For KSPpZP cables petro jelly is applied over the girth insulation
8. PE jacket 1.8 mm thick.
KSPpBShp
Application
Assembly

KSPpP cables are designed for laying in telephone
ducts, collector mines on the walls of buildings
as well for suspending on aerial line supports
in areas that feature high rodent attack risks
whereas KSPpZP cables can also be laid in high
humidity conditions.

2. Insulation : concentric skin-foam-skin PE layer;
Nominal insulation thickness is as follows: for conductors 0.64 mm in diameter 0.43; for conductors
0.9 mm in diameter 0.60 mm; for conductors 1.2 mm in diameter 0.45 mm
3. Four insulated conductors are twisted to form a quad. Two diagonally placed conductors of the quad
form a working pair, first pair insulation of the quad being in the following colors: red, yellow or natural
and those of the second pair being in green, blue and sky blue.
4. Filling for KSPpBShp cables free space of the core is filled with petro jelly.
6. For KSPpBShp cables petro jelly is applied over the girth insulation
8. Isolator PE at least 0.5 mm thick
9. Bedding crepe paper or glued fabric tapes
10. Armoring longitudinally applied corrugated polymer coated steel tape with a minimum nominal
thickness of 0.1 mm with overlapping.
Technical details
Type size
KSPpP 140.64
KSPpP 140.9
KSPpP 141.2
KSPZP 140.64
KSPZP 140.9
KSPZP 141.2
Weight of 1 m
Nominal outer cable
(estimated),
diameter, mm
g
10.6
90
12.8
111
12.8
122
10.6
98
12.8
120
12.8
148

In fixed installation conditions............................................................................................ - 50
In conditions featuring installation and operation 15 cable diameter radius bends..................... - 10C
Technical details
Type size
KSPpBShp 140.64
KSPpBShp 140.9
KSPpBShp 141.2
KSPpZBShp 140.64
KSPpZBShp 140.9
KSPpZBShp 141.2
Weight of
Nominal outer
1 m cable
diameter, mm (estimated),
g
14.2
182
16.4
232
16.4
256
14.2
190
16.4
240
16.4
282

In fixed installation conditions............................................................................................ - 50
In conditions featuring installation and operation 15 cable diameter radius bends..................... - 10C
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134
PE sheathed jelly filled core AlPE screened solid PE
insulated conductor high frequency cable
Local area network (LAN) cables
NVP PVC sheathed solid PE insulated copper conductor cable

NVPp ditto but skin-foam-skin PE insulated
NVPE PVC sheathed aluminum polyester tape screened solid PE insulated copper conductor cable
KVPPepZ
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for transmitting analog

signals within frequency range of 12-552 kHz and
digital signals at rates of up to 2.048 Mbit/s with
remote supply voltages of up to 225 V AC 50 Hz or
They are designed for laying in telephone ducts,
collector mines on the walls of buildings as well
for suspending on aerial line supports to set up a
subscriber access network.

2. Insulation : solid PE 0.35 mm thick for 0.5 mm diameter conductors and 0.4 mm thick for 0.64 mm
diameter conductors;
3. Pair is twisted using a unilay twisting with coordinated lay lengths within the range of 20 to 60 mm.
4. Twisting - five or ten pair subunits twisted using a unilay twisting. Lay lengths shall not exceed 600 mm.
5. Core is twisted using a unilay twisting with a length of not more than 75 diameters of core cabling.
6. Filling petro jelly.
8. Girth insulation extruded PE or polyamide, PE or polyethelineterephtalite tapes.
11.PE sheath.
Technical details
Type size
KVPPepZ 1020.5
KVPPepZ 2020.5
KVPPepZ 3020.5
KVPPepZ 5020.5
KVPPepZ 10020.5
KVPPepZ 1020.64
KVPPepZ 2020.64
KVPPepZ 3020.64
KVPPepZ 5020.64
KVPPepZ 10020.64
Outer cable diameter, mm,

not greater than
12.5
16.0
18.0
23.0
30.0
14.0
19.4
23.5
30.0
38.5

High relative humidity of the air at+35 oC:. 98%
Permissible cable bending radius: .........................................at least 10 diameters over plastic sheath

10-20 . ............................................................................................................at least 500 m

30-50 ........................................................................................................... at least .400 m

100................................................................................................................ at least 300 m
Application
Assembly
Balanced NVP, NVPp and NVPE LAN cables are

intended for fixed laying inside buildings and
premises and operation within the frequency
range of up to 100 MHz (category 3, 5 and 5e) at
voltages of up to 145 V AC 50 Hz or 200 V DC. They
are flame-retadant if laid individually.
NVP and NVPp cables are used in horizontal
LAN subunits at the length from switching
gears within crossconnect of the floor to work
station data sockets as well as in subscriber
access units. NVPE cables are used for the same
applications but featuring high electromagnetic
effect conditions or when more exacting safety
requirements are applied.
Cables meet ISO/IEC 11801 in terms of design,
specifications and performance. ISO/IEC 11801
designation for NVP and NVPp cables is UTP and
for NVPE cables is S/UTP respectively.
1. Conductors solid copper soft round wire with a nominal diameter of 0.52 mm.
2. Insulation : PE applied in form of a solid layer for NVP and NVPE cables or skin-foam-skin layer for
NVPp cables;
3. Twisted pair consists of two insulated conductors of different color twisted to form a pair with
coordinated lay lengths. Conductor identification coloring is given in the table below.
4. Core twisted pairs are twisted to form a core. Number of pairs in cable 2 or 4..
5. Screen for NVPE cables a common aluminum polyester screen is applied over the core of twisted pairs.
There is a tinned copper drain wire under the screen with a nominal diameter between 0.4 and 0.5 mm.
8.PVC sheath in gray of various tinges. If agreed with a customer sheaths of other colors can be made.
We can also manufacture cables with over 4 pairs

including those sfieathed with flame-retadant PVC
PVC sheathed AlPE screened solid PE insulated

conductor high frequency cable
KVPVep
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for transmitting analog

signals within frequency range of 12-552 kHz and
digital signals at rates of up to 2.048 Mbit/s with
remote supply voltages of up to 225 V AC 50 Hz or
They are designed for laying on the internal walls
of buildings to set up a subscriber access network.

2. Insulation : solid PE 0.35 mm thick for 0.5 mm diameter conductors and 0.4 mm thick for 0.64 mm
diameter conductors;
3. Pair is twisted using a unilay twisting with coordinated lay lengths within the range of 20 to 60 mm.
4. Twisting - five or ten pair subunits twisted using a unilay twisting. Lay lengths shall not exceed 600 mm.
5. Core is twisted using a unilay twisting with a length of not more than 75 diameters of core cabling.
6. Girth insulation extruded PE or polyamide, PE or polyethelineterephtalite tapes.
8.PVC sheath.
Technical details
Type size
KVPVep 1020.5
KVPVep 2020.5
KVPVep 3020.5
KVPVep 5020.5
KVPVep 10020.5
KVPVep 1020.64
KVPVep 2020.64
KVPVep 3020.64
KVPVep 5020.64
KVPVep 10020.64
Outer cable diameter, mm,

not greater than
12.3
15.7
17.8
22.2
29.4
13.9
17.9
20.5
26.5
35.2

High relative humidity of the air at+35C: ................................................................................ 98%
Permissible cable bending radius: .........................................at least 10 diameters over plastic sheath

10-20 . ............................................................................................................at least 500 m

30-50 ........................................................................................................... at least .400 m

100................................................................................................................ at least 300 m
Pair ID number
1
2
3
4
Technical details
Cables are resistant to high ambient temperature effects: ................................................up to+60
Cables are resistant to low ambient temperature effects: .............................................down to - 20
Cables are resistant in installation and operation radius bend conditions (at least 8 outer cable
diameters ) at low ambient temperature.................................................................... down to - 20
Electric resistance of conductor to direct current calculated per 1 km of cable length and temperature
of 20C up to . ..................................................................................................................... 95
Electric resistance of conductor insulation to direct current calculated per 1 km of cable length and
temperature of 20C at least ........................................................................................... 6500 M
Working pair conductor unblalance at 1 km length up to............................................................... 3%
Circuit capacitance at alternate current 800 Hz and 1000 Hz per 1 km of cable length up to...................

.......... 56 nF Circuit wave resistance in operating frequency range of 0.772 to 100 MHz.10015
Test voltage during 1 min between conductors and between conductors and screen:
Direct current............................................................................................................. 1000 V
Alternate current 50 Hz................................................................................................. 700 V
Cross talk values in operating frequency range at 100 m length are given in the table below
NEXT values in operating frequency range at 100 m length are given in the table below Construction
cable lengths at least: . .........................................................................................................90 m
Guarantee service life: ...............................................................3 years from putting into operation
Pair conductor ID coloring

a
Sky blue (navy blue)
Orange
Brown
Green
b
White-blue (navy blue)
White-orange
White-brown
White-green
It is allowed to color b white conductor.

Cross talk values in operating frequency range at 100 m length are given in
the following table:
Frequency MHz
0.772
1.0
4.0
8.0
10.0
16.0
20.0
25.0
31.25
62.5
100
Category 3
2.2
2.6
5.6
8.5
9.8
13.1
-
Cross talk, dB/100 m, not greater

Category 5
Category 5e
1.8
1.8
2.1
2.1
4.3
4.3
5.8
5.8
6.6
6.6
8.2
8.2
9.2
9.2
10.4
10.4
11.8
11.8
17.1
17.1
22.0
22.0
NEXT values in operating frequency range at 100 m length are given in

following the table
Frequency MHz
0.772
1.0
4.0
8.0
10.0
16.0
20.0
25.0
31.25
62.5
100
Category 3
43
41
32
27
26
23
-
NEXT, dB/100 m, at least

Category 5
64
62
53
48
47
44
42
41
40
35
32
Category 5e
67
65
60
51
50
47
45
44
42
38
35
135
136
Isolator fitted single pair PE insulated solid
copper conductor distribution telephone wire
Two, three or four PVC insulated solid copper

conductor station cross-connect wire
TRP
PKSV
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
The wires are intended for fixed covered or open

subscriber wiring of telephone distributing
network indoors and an on the external walls of
buildings.
1. Conductor copper solid 0.4 or 0.5 mm in diameter.

2. Insulation : PE 0.7 mm thick is applied on conductors that placed in parallel on the same plane with
an isolator that measures 0.9x2.0 mm
The wires are intended for movable connections in

telephone stations cross-connects at DC voltages
of up to 120 V.
1. Conductor copper solid soft wire 0.4 or 0.5 mm in diameter.

2. Insulation : PVC 0.25 mm thick
3. Twisting two, three or four insulated conductors are twisted to form a wire with a lay length of up to
15 diameters of cabling
Equivalent
Technical details
PKSV - YV

Low ambient temperature: .................................................................................................. - 10
High relative humidity for tropicalized wires at temperatures of up to......................... +35C up to 98%
Electric resistance of conductor:

0.4 mm diameter up to..................................................................................................148

0.5 mm diameter up to....................................................................................................94
Electric resistance of insulation for 1 km length:
At +20C and normal relative humidity, at least..............................................................100 M
At +35C and normal relative humidity of 98 % (T type), at least........................................ 60 M
Tensile strength of insulated conductor:

0.4 mm diameter at least...............................................................................................31.5 N

0.5 mm diameter at least...............................................................................................49.0 N
Installation of wire shall be carried out at temperatures not lower than........................................ -5C
Bending radius at least..................................................... 10 times minimum outer dimension of wire
Wire service life: .............................................................................................................. 5 years
Technical details
Type, number of
diameter Weight of 1 m
conductors, diameter of Outer
of wire, mm, wire (estimated),
conductors, mm
g
TRP 20.4
2.26.4
8.0
TRP 20.5
2.36.6
10.0


0.4 mm diameter up to............................................................................................ 148 /km

0.5 mm diameter up to.............................................................................................. 94 /km
Electric resistance of insulation at least.............................................................................. 500 M
Test voltage during 3 min after submerging in water during 5 min............................................. 1000 V
Minimum tensile strength of wires:

For 0.4 mm diameter conductor diameter........................................................................... 48 N

For 0.5 mm diameter conductor diameter.........................................................................73.5 N
Installation and wiring shall be carried out at temperatures not lower than................................ -30C
Bending radius not less than 10 times minimum outer diamension
Construction lengths................................................................................................at least 400 m

For outdoor wiring.................................................................................................... 12 years

For indoor wiring...................................................................................................... 12 years
Type size
Conductor ID
coloring
PKSV 20.4
PKSV 30.4
White, blue
White, blue, red
White, blue, red,
green
White, blue
White, blue, red
White, blue, red,
green
PKSV 40.4
PKSV 20.5
PKSV 30.5
PKSV 40.5
Weight of
Maximum
outer
1 m cable
diameter, (estimated),
mm
g
2.3
3.8
2.5
5.6
2.9
7.5
2.8
3.0
5.3
7.8
3.4
10.5
PE sheathed single pair copper conductor wire for

telecom and radio applications
HDPE insulated twisted pair copper or galvanized

steel conductor wire for field communication
applications
PRPM
Application
Assembly
The wires are intended for operation at voltages

of up to 250 V at frequencies of up to 10 KHz in
telephone communication lines and distribution
networks.
1. Conductor copper wire 0.9 or 1.2 mm in diameter.

2. Jacket: is applied on conductors that placed in parallel on the same plane. Jacket thickness for 0.9
mm diameter conductors is at least 1 mm, that for 1.2 mm diameter conductors being at least 1.2 mm
Type, number of
diameter Weight of 1 m
conductors, diameter of Outer
of wire, mm, wire (estimated),
conductors, mm
g
PRPM 2x0.9 mm
3.9x7.8
28.5
PRPM 2x1.2 mm
4.6x9.2
44.4
Technical details

0.9 mm diameter up to............................................................................................ 28.4/km

1.2 mm diameter up to............................................................................................ 16.0/km
Electric resistance of insulation:

0.9 mm diameter at least .................................................................................... 1000 M/km

1.2 mm diameter at least .................................................................................... 1000 M/km
Operating capacity:

0.9 mm diameter up to........................................................................................... 50.0 nF/km

1.2 mm diameter up to........................................................................................... 56.0 nF/km
Installation and wiring shall be carried out at temperatures not lower than................................ -10C
Wire bending radius at least............................................... 10 times minimum outer dimension of wire
Construction lengths at least............................................................................... 250 m least 400 m
P-274M
Application
Assembly
P-274M wires are intended for field

communications: they can be buried in ground,
laid above ground, suspended on supports and
wired through water obstacles for a short time.
1. Conductor twisted of 3 steel wires 0.3 mm in diameter and 4 copper wires 0.3 mm in diameter. In
the center there is a steel wire, whereas copper and steel wires in the outer layer are arranged according
to the following scheme: 2 copper wires+1 steel wire+2 copper wires+1 steel wire
2. Insulation: HDPE 0.5 mm
3. Two insulated conductors of maximum diameter 2.3 mm are twisted to form a pair with a lay length
range between 80 and 100 mm.
Technical details
Low ambient temperature: .................................................................................................. - 50
High relative humidity for tropicalized wires at temperatures of up to.+35C......................... up to 98%
Conductor unbalance for 1 km length up to..............................................................................3.0
Electric resistance of conductor up to: .............................................................................. 65 /km
Electric resistance of insulation after submerging in water for 1 hour at 20C at least . ...... 1000 M/km
Tensile strength of insulated conductor at least.......................................................................392 N
Construction lengths at least...........................................................................................50010 m
Weight of wire no greater than......................................................................................... 15 kg/km
Minimum wire service life................................................................................................... 5 years
137
138
Technical details
Isolator fitted LDPE insulated single pair

galvanized steel conductor wire for radio
applications.
Electric resistance of conductor to direct currents as calculated per 1 km and +20, , not greater
than for conductor diameter of:

0.4 mm . ........................................................................................................................ 148

0.5 mm . ....................................................................................................................... 95.9
Electric resistance of conductor insulation as calculated per 1 km and +20, M, at least: ............. 200
Conductor resistance unbalance of the working pair, %, up to........................................................ 2.0
Test voltage fo1 1 minute applied between conductors and screen, V, at least:
DC................................................................................................................................1500

0.05 kHz.......................................................................................................................1000
Electric capacitance of working pairs as calculated per 1 km nF, up to..........................................100.0
Attenuation factor as calculated at 20C, dB/km (reference value), not greater for conductor diameter of:

0.4 mm........................................................................................................................... 2.4

0.5 mm........................................................................................................................... 1.9
Cable is intended for operation at ambient temperatures between -20C and +50C at air humidity of up
98% at temperatures of up to 35C
Cables shall be installed at temperatures not lower than 10C with minimum bending radius 10 times
maximum outer diameter of cable.
Stretching load for cable when laid and operated shall account for maximum 50 N/mm2 of total crosssection area of conductors
Minimum service life of cable provided that handling, storage, laying (installation) and operation
conditions are observed ................................................................................................... 30 years
Guaranteed service life of cable...........................................................................................3 years
PTPZh
Application
Assembly
The wires are intended for wired broadcasting

networks.
1. Conductor galvanized steel wire 1.2 mm in diameter.

2. Insulation: LDPE 0.6 mm applied on two conductors placed in parallel on the same plane with an
isolator in between them with the following dimensions 0.5x2.0 mm.
Technical details
Electric resistance of 1.2 mm diameter conductor not greater than (reference value) ............. 140 /km
Electric resistance of insulation at least....................................................................... 5000 M/km
Test voltage during 1 minute after submerging in water for 1 hour............................................ 1500 V
Tensile strength of wire

For 0.6 mm diameter conductor up to...............................................................................196 N

For 1.2 mm diameter conductor up to.............................................................................. 784 N
Bending radius at least..................................................... 10 times minimum outer dimension of wire
Minimum wire service life: ................................................................................................ 10 years
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed/insulated telephone

exchange cable (LS means low smoke)
TSVhng-LS
Application
Assembly
Suitable for industrial low frequency exchange

equipment installation both in domestic market
and abroad as well for operation in nuclear power
plants outside the shielded area class 3 and 4 as
per OPB 88/97 (PNAEG 01-011).
1. Conductor solid soft circular copper wire with nominal thickness of 0.4 or 0.5 mm.
2. Insulation Flame-retadant PVC.
3. Insulated conductors are twisted to form pairs or triads in one direction with a lay length of up to 100mm.
4. Pairs (triads) are twisted to form subunits to include 5 or 10 pair(triads). Subunit is bound with
colored synthetic threads/tapes applied in open helix.
5. Subunits and pairs are twisted in one direction to form a core. The outer layer of the core contains
a count and pilot subunits different than other subunits in terms of binder color. The count subunit is
wrapped with a red binder and the pilot subunit is wrapped with a blue(green) binder.
6. Girth insulation of polyethyleneteraephtalate tape is applied over the twisted core.
7. Foil screen is applied in helix with overlapping.
8. Jacket - flame-retadant PVC. Jacket color is gray or green.
Calculated weight of cable:

Calculated weight of 1 km of cable,
Number of pairs( triads) kg, for conductor diameter of, mm
0.4
0.5
52
60.3
71.4
102
91.7
111.8
162
125.6
155.6
202
173.4
213.5
302
257.4
317.8
412
455.8
549.9
1032
970.2
1190.0
53
77.8
93.5
103
121.8
150.7
203
207.0
261.6
Core conductor identification color coding:

Conductor insulation color
Color Number
a
b
c
of
pair
group (triad)
Main color Stripe
color
1
1
White
Sky blue
1
1
White
Orange
1
1
White
Green
4
White
Brown
5
White
Gray
2
6
Red
Sky blue
2
7
Red
Orange
2
8
Red
Green Turquoise
2
9
Red
Brown
2
10
Red
Gray
3
11
Black
Sky blue
12
Black
Orange
13
Black
Green
14
Black
Brown
15
Black
Gray
4
16
Yellow
Sky blue
17
Yellow
Orange
18
Yellow
Green Turquoise
19
Yellow
Brown
20
Yellow
Gray
21
White
Sky blue Sky blue
22
White
Sky blue Orange
23
White
Sky blue
Green
24
White
Sky blue
Brown
25
White
Sky blue
Gray
6
26
Red
Sky blue Sky blue
27
Red
Sky blue Sky blue
28
Red
Sky blue
Green
29
Red
Sky blue
Brown
30
Red
Sky blue
Gray
7
31
Black
Sky blue Sky blue
32
Black
Sky blue Orange
33
Black
Sky blue
Green
34
Black
Sky blue
Brown
35
Black
Sky blue
Gray

Color Number
a
b
of
pair
group (triad)
Main color Stripe
color
8
36
Yellow
Sky blue Sky blue
37
Yellow
Sky blue Orange
38
Yellow
Sky blue
Green
39
Yellow
Sky blue
Brown
40
Yellow
Sky blue
Gray
9
41
White
Orange Sky blue
42
White
Orange
Orange
43
White
Orange
Green
44
White
Orange
Brown
45
White
Orange
Gray
10
46
Red
Orange Sky blue
47
Red
Orange
Orange
48
Red
Orange
Green
49
Red
Orange
Brown
50
Red
Orange
Gray
11
51
Black
Orange Sky blue
52
Black
Orange
Orange
53
Black
Orange
Green
54
Black
Orange
Brown
55
Black
Orange
Gray
12
56
Yellow
Orange Sky blue
57
Yellow
Orange
Orange
58
Yellow
Orange
Green
59
Yellow
Orange
Brown
60
Yellow
Orange
Gray
13
61
White
Green
Sky blue
62
White
Green
Orange
63
White
Green
Green
64
White
Green
Brown
65
White
Green
Gray
14
66
Red
Green
Sky blue
67
Red
Green
Orange
68
Red
Green
Green
69
Red
Green
Brown
70
Red
Green
Gray
c
-

Color Number
a
b
of
pair
group (triad)
Main color Stripe
color
15
71
Black
Green
Sky blue
72
Black
Green
Orange
73
Black
Green
Green
74
Black
Green
Brown
75
Black
Green
Gray
16
76
Yellow
Green
Sky blue
77
Yellow
Green
Orange
78
Yellow
Green
Green
79
Yellow
Green
Brown
80
Yellow
Green
Gray
17
81
White
Brown
Sky blue
82
White
Brown
Orange
83
White
Brown
Green
84
White
Brown
Brown
85
White
Brown
Gray
18
86
Red
Brown
Sky blue
87
Red
Brown
Orange
88
Red
Brown
Green
89
Red
Brown
Brown
90
Red
Brown
Gray
19
91
Black
Brown
Sky blue
92
Black
Brown
Orange
93
Black
Brown
Green
94
Black
Brown
Brown
95
Black
Brown
Gray
20
96
Yellow
Brown
Sky blue
97
Yellow
Brown
Orange
98
Yellow
Brown
Green
99
Yellow
Brown
Brown
100
Yellow
Brown
Gray
21
101
Gray
Red
Sky blue
102
Gray
Red
Orange
103
Gray
Red
Green
c
-
139
140
Flame-retadant PVC jacketed PE sheathed screened
PE insulated copper conductor telecom cable
Flame-retadant PVC jacketed steel tape armored PE

sheathed screened PE insulated copper conductor
telecom cable
PPShng
PVC jacketed PE sheathed screened PE insulated

copper conductor telecom cable
TPPBbShng
PVC jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed screened

PE insulated copper conductor telecom cable
PPShv
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for operation in

local telephone networks rated for voltages
of up to 225 V AC 50 Hz or voltages of up to
315V DC respectively including local telephone
network application in explosive zones or rooms
containing chemically aggressive substances
within maximum permissible concentration.
TPPShng cable is meant for laying in telephone
ducts, collectors and risers along the external
and internal walls of buildings and indoors as
well as for suspending on poles in case of group
installation.
TPPShng cable is meant for laying in telephone
ducts, collectors and risers along the external
and internal walls of buildings and indoors as well
as for suspending on poles in case of individual
installation.
1. Conductor solid soft copper wire.

2. Insulation PE
3. Two insulated conductors (a and b) are twisted to form a pair in the same or opposite directions.
Lay length is up to 100 mm.
4. Pairs are twisted to form 5 or 10 pair subunits unidirectionally or S-Z twisted. The binder wrapping of
two polymer or cotton threads is applied over the subunit. Polymer binder tapes can be applied.
6. Twisted core
7. Girth insulation with single or several PE, PVC or polyethyleneterephtalate or PE coated paper
tapes.
8. Screen AlPE tape with maximum thickness of 0.22 mm. 4 tinned copper wires with a nominal
diameter of 0.32 to 0.4 mm are wound or applied lengthwise under the screen.
10. Sheath PE
11. Jacket - of flame-retadant PVC for TPPShng and PVC for TPPShv is applied over the sheath.
Technical details
High ambient temperature:.................................................................................................. + 50
Low ambient temperature in fixed installation conditions:...................................................... - 40
High relative humidity of the air at +35C: ............................................................................... 98%
Operation temperature range: .................................................................. between - 40C and +50
DC electric conductor resistance as calculated per 1 km length and 20C, , not greater than:...............
148 for conductors with diameter of 0,4mm and 55 for conductors with diameter of 0,64mm
DC insulation resistance as calculated per 1 km length: ......................................................... 6500
Mutual capacitance at 1 km length 0.7 kHz.............................................................................. 50 nF
Permissible cable bending radius: .......................................... minimum 12Xmaximum outer diameters
Construction cable lengths: ................................................................................... minimum 400 m
Cable service life: ..................................................................... 3 years from putting in to operation
TPPBbShv
Application
Assembly
These cables are intended for operation in

local telephone networks rated for voltages
of up to 225 V AC 50 Hz or voltages of up to
315V DC respectively including local telephone
network application in explosive zones or rooms
containing chemically aggressive substances
within maximum permissible concentration.
TPPBbShng cables are meant for burying in all
categories of grounds (except for mechanized
burying in rock grounds) that are not subject to
frost deformations in case of group installation.
TPPBbShv cables are meant for burying in all
categories of grounds (except for mechanized
burying in rock grounds) that are not subject
to frost deformations in case of individual
installation.
1. Conductor solid soft copper wire.

2. Insulation PE
3. Two insulated conductors (a and b) are twisted to form a pair in the same or opposite directions.
Lay length is up to 100mm.
4. Pairs are twisted to form 5 or 10 pair subunits unidirectionally or S-Z twisted. The binder wrapping of
two polymer or cotton threads is applied over the subunit. Polymer binder tapes can be applied.
6. Twisted core
7. Girth insulation with single or several PE, PVC, polyamid or polyethyleneterephtalate or PE coated
paper tapes.
8. Screen AlPE tape with maximum thickness of 0.22 mm. 4 tinned copper wires with a nominal
diameter of 0.32 to 0.4 mm are wound or applied lengthwise under the screen.
10. Sheath PE
11. Protective layer BbShp type:
- Impregnated/crepe paper or plastic tapes with maximum thickness 0.5 mm
- armor of two 0.3 mm thick galvanized steel tapes
- outer flame-retadant PVC jacket for TPPBbShng and PVC for TPPBbSh
Technical details
High ambient temperature: ................................................................................................ + 50
High relative humidity of the air at +35C: ............................................................................... 98%
Operation temperature range: .................................................................. between - 40C and +50
DC electric conductor resistance as calculated per 1 km length and 20C, , not greater than:...............
148 for conductors with diameter of 0,4mm and 55 for conductors with diameter of 0,64mm
DC insulation resistance as calculated per 1 km length: ......................................................... 6500
Mutual capacitance at 1 km length 0.7 kHz.............................................................................. 50 nF
Permissible cable bending radius: .......................................... minimum 15Xmaximum outer diameters
Construction cable lengths: ................................................................................... minimum 400 m
Cable service life: ......................................................................3 years from putting into operation
Number of pairs
(triads)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Designation and color coding of

conductors in a pair
a
b
Sky blue(navy blue)
Orange
White
Green
Brown
Grey
Sky blue(navy blue)
Orange
Red
Green
Brown
Grey
TPPShng
Nominal number
of pairs
0,4
0,64
5
10
20
30
50
100
129
159
219
290
336
626
152
263
406
520
792
1370
TPPShv
TPPBbShng
Nominal diameter of conductor, mm
0,4
0,64
0,4
0,64
Calculated weight of 1km of cable, kg, type
117
167
144
247
202
379
407
637
268
490
475
779
360
750
605
1088
538
1303
904
1749
TPPBbShv
0,4
0,64
334
450
579
884
607
745
1042
1689
141
142
Power Wires
for Electric
Installations
143
144
P o we r W i r es f o r E l ec t r i c I n s t a l l a t i o n s
PVC insulated single conductor wires for

electric installation applications
PVC insulated single conductor wires for

PVC insulated single aluminum conductor wires
Extra flexible PVC insulated conductor wire
PVC insulated single copper conductor wires
Superflexible PVC insulated conductor wire
PV
PV3
PV1
PV4
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
Wires are intended for electric installations when

laid fixed in lighting and power networks as well
as for installing electric equipment, plant, gears
and machines rated for voltages of up to 450 V (for
networks of up to 450 V/750 V) at frequencies of
up to 400 Hz or direct voltages of up to 1000 V
1.Conductor For APV wires aluminum, single- or multiwire, class 1 for area range of 2.5 to and
including 16 mm2, 2 class for area range of 25 to and including 120 mm2 as per IEC 60228.
For PV1 wires copper, single- or multiwire, 1 class for area range of 0.5 to and including 10 mm2, 2
class for area range of 16 to and including 95 mm2 as per IEC 60228.
2. Insulation - PVC in different identification colors. Identification colors are ether solid or of two
diametrically positioned longitudinal stripes applied over a natural color insulation. For wires to be
used only for grounding purposes insulation is in yellow-green. Solid insulation identification color
or that of stripes applied lengthwise shall be stated in the order and shall have a ID name stated in
Appendix.

networks of up to 450 V/750 V) at frequencies of up
to 400 Hz or direct current voltages of up to 1000 V.
PV3 wires are intended for installing electric
circuit sections where the wires can be bent.
PV4 wires are intended for installing electric circuit
sections where the wires can be bent often.
Equivalent
Technical details
1. Conductor
For PV3 wires copper, multiwire, class 2, 3 and 4 for area range of 0.5 to and including 1.5 mm2, class 4
for area range of 2.5 to and including 4 mm2, class 3 for area range of 6 to and including 95 mm2 as per
IEC 60228.
For PV4 wires copper, multiwire, class 5 for areas of 0.5 and 0.75 mm2, class 4 or 5 for areas of 1 and 1.5
mm2, class 5 for areas of 2.5 and 4 mm2 and class 4 or 5 for areas of 6 and 10 mm2 as per IEC 60228.
2. Insulation - PVC in different identification colors. Identification colors are ether solid or of two
diametrically positioned longitudinal stripes applied over a natural color insulation. For wires to be
used only for grounding purposes insulation is in yellow-green. Solid insulation identification color
or that of stripes applied lengthwise shall be stated in the order and shall have an ID name stated in
Appendix.
PV1 - HO7V-U HO7V-R
Wires are resistant to the effects of ambient temperatures between ................................ -50 to +70C
Wires are resistant to the effects of 100 % relative humidity of the air at +35 Installed bending radius
at least.......................................................................................................... 10 diameters of wire
Continuously permissible conductor heating temperature not greater than................................ +70C
Wire construction length at least.......................................................................................... 100 m
Wire service life at least ................................................................................................... 15 years
Equivalent
Technical details
PV3 - HO7V-K ; HO7V3-K

PV4 - HO7V-K ; HO7V3-K
Wires are resistant to the effects of 100 % relative humidity of the air at +35C
Wires are resistant to the effects of fungis
Wires are resistant to the effects of impacts, linear acceleration, bendings, vibrations and sound pressure
Wires are flame-retadant
Wires shall be installed at temperatures not lower than ........................................................... -15C
Installed bending radius shall account for at least 5 diameters of wire
Wire construction length at least 100 m
Guarantee service life - 2 years from the day of putting into operation
Nominal
cross-section of
conductors, mm2
0.5
0.75
1.0
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
16
25
35
50
70
95
120
Maximum outer diameter, mm, and

calculated weight of 1 km of wire, kg,
for the following types of wires
APV
PV 1
diameter weight diameter weight
2.4
8.5
2.6
10.5
2.8
13.5
3.3
20
3.9
15.5
3.9
30
4.4
21.0
4.4
45
4.9
28.5
4.9
65
6.4
44.6
6.4
108
8.0
64.6
8.0
172
9.8
110
9.8
261
11.0
141
11.0
351
13.0
187
13.0
474
15.0
252
15.0
672
17.0
348
17.0
928
19.0
428
19.0
1152
Nominal
cross-section of
conductors, mm2
0.5
0.75
1.0
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
16
25
35
50
70
95
Maximum outer diameter, mm, and

calculated weight of 1 km of wire, kg,
for the following types of wires
PV 3
PV 4
diameter weight diameter weight
2.6
9.0
2.6
10
2.8
10.9
2.8
12
3.0
12.8
3.0
15
3.4
20.0
3.5
20
4.2
31.0
4.2
31
4.8
45.2
4.8
48
6.3
64.7
6.3
70
7.6
105
7.6
120
8.8
182
11.0
287
12.5
378
14.5
520
17.0
730
19.0
985
-
145
146
PVC insulated multi conductor cables for

PVC insulated wires for electric installations

H07V-K , H07V-K
Application
Assembly
Wires are designed for use in lighting and power

networks, electric equipment installations,
machines and machine gears rated for AC voltages
of up to 450V (for 450V/750V networks) and
frequencies of up to 400 Hz or DC voltages of up
to 1000V.
Conductor copper, multiwire, meets class 5 as per IEC 60228.

Isulation - PVC
Wires carry the following ID colors: black, blue, brown, grey, orange, pink, red, violet, turquoise and white.
Wires which are used for grounding connections carry yellow-green ID color.
Flat isolator fitted PVC insulated aluminum

conductor wire
APPV
Flat isolator fitted PVC insulated copper

conductor wire
Technical details
Wires are resistant to low ambient temperatures of
for H07V-K................................................................................................................ -30 to +40C
for H07V-K.............................................................................................................. -50 to +40C
Wires are resistant to high humidity of up to 100% at ambient temperatures of up to 35
Rigidity degree III
Bending radius when installed shall be at least 5D, where D is maximum outer diameter of wire.
Guarantee service life ...................................................................................................... 2 years.
Wire service life is at least 15 years provided that handling, storage, installation and operation
requirements are observed.
Coil weight is not more than 50 kg.
Wire construction length is at least 100 m.
Nominal
cross-section of
conductor, mm2
Calculated
outer
diameter of
cable, mm
1,5
2,5
4
6
10
16
25
35
50
70
95
120
150
185
240
3.22
3.85
4.39
5.2
6.6
7.6
9.2
10.5
12.3
13.8
15.8
17.4
19.7
21.9
24.9
of cable for the following
types of cable, kg
HO7V-K
HO7V-Km
20.3
31.4
47
67.3
115
168
255
351
491
677
906
1145
1405
1734
2277
20.3
29.9
45.2
64.8
112
164
249
344
481
667
891
1128
1384
1708
2243
PPV
Application
Assembly

networks of up to 450 V/750 V) at frequencies of
up to 400 Hz or direct current voltages of up to
1000 V.
1.Conductor
Copper for PPV wires or aluminum for APPV, solid, class 1 as per IEC 60228.
2. Insulation - PVC in different identification colors. Insulation is applied on conductors positioned in
parallel with an isolating web which nominal thickness is 0.5 mm and nominal width is 1.0 mm. Solid
identification colors shall be specified when ordered and have an ID name stated in Appendix.
Technical details
Wires are resistant to the effects of 100 % relative humidity of the air at +35C
Wires are resistant to the effects of impacts, linear acceleration, bendings, vibrations and sound pressure
Installed bending radius shall account for at least............................................... 10 diameters of wire
Wire construction length at least......................................................................................... 100 m
Wire service life at least
15 years
Number and
nominal
cross-section of
conductors,
nxmm2
Thickness
Width
2x0.75
2x1.0
2x1.5
2x2.5
2x4
2x6
3x0.75
3x1.0
3x1.5
3x2.5
3x4
3x6
2.6
2.8
3.3
3.9
4.4
4.9
2.6
2.8
3.3
3.9
4.4
4.9
6.4
6.8
7.8
9.0
10.0
11.0
10.2
10.8
12.3
14.1
15.6
17.1
Maximum outer
dimensions, mm
Calculated weight
of 1 km of wire
for the following
types, kg
PPV
APPV
21.9
29.5
39.8
62.0
31.5
92.4
43.2
58.0
33.2
44.6
60.0
94.0
48.0
137.0
64.0
86.5
147
148
PVC insulated copper/tinned copper conductor
installation wire
Flexible EPDM rubber insulated power wires

PVEp-M
NV, NVM
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
Installation wires are intended for operation at

rated alternate current voltages of 600 and 1000
V and frequencies of up to 5000 Hz and direct
current voltages of 840 and 1400 V respectively.
1.Conductor
For NV wires tinned, solid or multiwire as per IEC 60228.
Class 1 for areas of 0.12; 0.2; 0.35; 0.5; 0.75; 1.0 mm2
Class 3 for areas of 0.75; 1.0; 1.5; 2.5 mm2
Class 4 for areas of 0.12; 0.2; 0.35; 0.5; 0.75; 1.0; 1.5 mm2
Class 5 for areas of 0.35; 0.5; 0.75 mm2
For NVM wires solid or multiwire as per IEC 60228.
Class 1 for areas of 0.12; 0.2; 0.35; 0.5; 0.75; 1.0; 1.5; 2.5 mm2
2.Insulation PVC.
Insulation coloring can be done solid or in form of stripes. ID colors and their ID names are stated in
Appendix on page 138 (they are specified when ordered). Nominal thickness of insulation is equal to
0.35 mm for NV and NVM wires rated for 600 V
0.45 mm for NV and NVM wires rated for 1000 V
PVEp-M Flexible EPDM rubber insulated power

wires are intended for operation within electric
networks as well as for output terminals of
electric machines rated for voltages of up to 660 V
at frequencies of up to 400 Hz or 1000 V DC.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, area range of 0.75 to 10 mm2 and 120 mm2 not lower than class 4 as
per IEC 60228.
2. Insulation EPDM.
Equivalent
Technical details
NV, NVM - LiY
Wires are intended for operation within the temperature range of................................. -50C to +70C
Wires are resistant to the effects of fungis, petrol and oils
Wires are resistant to the effects of impacts and vibrations
Electric resistance of wire insulation at least ................................................................1x10 4 M/m
Wire construction length at least........................................................................................... 50 m
Guarantee service life........................................................................ 1.5 year from the manufacture
Technical details
Wires are resistant to the effects and changes of ambient temperatures between ............. -60 to +100C
Wires are resistant to the effects of 95+-3 % relative humidity of the air at +35C
Continuously permissible operating conductor heating temperature not greater than................. +105C
Installed bending radius shall account for at least.................................................5 diameters of wire
Wire construction length:
For area range of 2.5 mm2 to 16 mm2 at least............................................................................ 100 m
For other areas at least...........................................................................................................50 m
Nominal outer Calculated weight

Nominal crossof wire, of 1 km of wire, kg
section of wire, mm2 diameter
mm
2.5
4.5
38
4
5.1
54
6
5.6
79
10
7.3
122
16
8.7
185

Nominal crossof wire, of 1 km of wire, kg
section of wire, mm2 diameter
mm
25
10.7
280
35
12.1
394
50
14.5
565
70
16.5
741
Super flexible transparent PVC insulated copper

conductor wires
PV 6-Z
Type
0.12
1.3
1.5
Type
Class of
conductor
NV, NVM 600

NV, NVM 1000
Minimum outer diameter of wires with indicated cross-section, mm

0.2
0.35
0.5
0.75
1.0
1.5
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.1
2.2
2.5
1.7
1.8
2.0
2.3
2.4
2.7
NV 600 V
NV 600 V
NV 600 V
NV 600 V
NV 1000 V
NV 1000 V
NV 1000 V
NV 1000 V
NVM 600 V
NVM 600 V
NVM 600 V
NVM 1000 V
NVM 1000 V
NVM 1000 V
1
3
4
5
1
3
4
5
1
3
4
1
3
4
Super flexible transparent PVC insulated copper

conductor wires for portable grounding applications
2.5
3.2
3.3
Application
Assembly
Wires are intended for grounding applications

in short circuit safety units as well for special
applications when carrying out repairs in high
current units
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, class 6 class 4 as per IEC 60228. Actual area of PV-3p wire is not less
tan a nominal one.
2. Insulation transparent PVC that allows for a visual check for integrity and quality of conductor.
Calculated weight of 1 km of wire with indicated cross-section, kg

0.12
0.2
0.35
0.5
0.75
1.0
1.5
2.5
2.38
2.43
2.88
2.99
2.35
2.37
2.85
2.93
3.19
3.54
3.74
4.17
3.15
3.47
3.70
4.10
4.78
5.24
4.91
5.40
5.94
5.59
4.72
5.13
5.34
5.83
6.22
6.57
6.76
6.88
7.32
7.53
6.14
6.44
6.80
7.19
8.59
9.30
9.40
9.52
9.33
10.10
10.30
10.40
8.48
9.12
9.22
9.96
-
11.2
11.5
11.6
12.0
12.4
12.5
11.1
11.3
11.9
12.2
-
16.5
16.6
17.5
17.7
15.8
16.5
16.7
17.5
-
26.8
28.1
25.2
26.8
26.3
28.1
-
PV 6-Zp
Technical details
Type of climatization UHL, Allocation category 1 as per GOST 15150-69;
Insulation is resistant to Deformations at T.......................................................................... 502C
Cracking at T....................................................................................................................1202C
Wires are resistant to bendings at angles...................not more than 180 at bending radius (505) mm
Wire bending radius shall account for at least

For wire areas up to 70 mm2 . .......................................................................5 diameters of wire

For wire areas up to 95 mm2 and greater....................................................... 10 diameters of wire
Wire construction length:

For PV6-3 at least...........................................................................................................14 m

For PV6-3p at least....................................................................................................... 100 m
Guarantee service life....................................................1 year from the day of putting into operation
Nominal
cross-section of
current-carrying
conductor, mm2
10.0
16.0
25.0
35.0
50.0
Calculated outer
diameter, mm
PV 6-Z PV 6-Zp
5.0
6.2
7.4
8.7
10.3
8.3
10.1
11.2
12.8

1 , ,
PV 6-Z PV 6-Zp
97
148
225
313
444
199
318
410
553
Nominal
cross-section of
current-carrying
conductor, mm2
70.0
95.0
120.0
150.0
Calculated outer
diameter, mm
PV 6-Z PV 6-Zp
11.8
13.6
15.2
17.1
14.6
16.5
18.4
-

1 , ,
PV 6-Z PV 6-Zp
615
849
1077
1311
751
986
1247
-
149
150
Steel supporting cable PVC insulated aluminum
conductor wire.
Reinforced steel supporting cable PVC insulated
aluminum conductor wire
Light weight steel supporting cable PVC insulated
aluminum conductor wire.
AVT, AVTU, AVTV, AVTVU rated for 380 V
Application
Assembly
Wires are intended for transmitting and

distributing electric power in power and lighting
networks rated for alternate current voltages of
up to 380 V 50 Hz
AVT wires are used for outdoor laying applications
for entering in residential buildings and
outhouses in the areas I and II of black ice. AVTU
wires are used for outdoor laying applications for
entering in residential buildings and outhouses in
the areas III and IV of black ice.
AVTV wires are used for indoor laying applications
(including cattle breeding premises).
AVTVU wires are used for indoor laying
applications (including cattle breeding premises)
where a high mechanical strength is required
1. Conductor aluminum, area range of 2.5 to 10 mm2, according to class 1, 16 mm2 of area at least class
2 as per IEC 60228.
2. Supporting cable For AVT and AVTV of seven galvanized steel 0.5 mm in diameter, for AVTU and
AVTVU of twelve galvanized steel 0.5 mm in diameter twisted to form a normal cabling.
3.Insulation PVC in dark colors. Nominal insulation thickness of conductors and supporting cable are
stated in Appendix.
4. Twisting insulated conductors are twisted around a steel cable
Technical details
Operating temperature range...................................................................................... -50 to +50C
Wires are resistant to the effects of relative humidity at temperatures of up to 40C ............. up to 98%
Maximum permissible wire conductor temperature.................................................................. +70C
Tensile strength of cable For AVT and AVTV at least.................................................................2300 N
For AVTU and AVTVU at least................................................................................................6000 N
Electric resistance of conductor to direct current not greater than:

When accepting and delivering................................................................as stated in IEC 60228
During operation and storage.................................. values more than 20% as stated in IEC 60228
Wire shall withstand alternate current voltage test 250030V, 501 Hz during 15 min when submerged
in water without keeping in water before
Wire construction length at least: ........................................................................................ 110 m
Guarantee service life................................................. 1.5 year from the day of putting into operation
Wire service life at least .....................................................................................................7 years
Number and
cross-section
of conductors,
mm2
22.5
24
26
210
216
32.5
34
42.5
44
46
410
416
Nominal diameter of wires of the following types,

mm
AVT
AVTU
AVTV
AVTVU
7.4
9.3
10.2
12.7
16.1
8.4
10.5
9.5
11.9
13.2
16.5
20.6
7.4
9.3
8.4
10.5
9.5
11.9
13.2
16.5
20.6
7.0
8.4
7.9
9.4
8.7
10.5
11.9
15.0
19.2
7.0
8.4
7.9
9.4
8.7
10.5
11.9
15.0
19.2
Calculated weight of 1 km of wires, kg

Of the following types
AVT
AVTU
AVTV
AVTVU
47.1
65.4
81.1
118.0
188.0
62.7
90.4
78.6
115.0
146.0
226.0
348.0
72.2
94.0
92.9
122.3
111.7
151.6
183.4
265.1
538.0
44.2
58.5
58.6
80.0
73.0
102.0
131.0
206.0
306.0
69.5
79.4
79.5
101.0
93.0
122.5
151.8
226.7
378.5
Ship Cables
151
152
S h i p C a b l es
Oil resistant flame-retadant rubber sheathed
rubber insulated copper conductor SHIP cable
Overall tinned copper wire screened oil resistant

flame-retadant rubber sheathed rubber insulated
copper
KNR, KNR-T
KNRE
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
KNR ship cables are intended for use in power and

lighting networks, control circuits, alarm units
and interconnections rated for alternate current
voltages of up to 690 V at frequencies of up to 400
Hz or 1000 V DC. They are designed for fixed laying
applications indoors and on the open deck provided
that they are protected against solar radiation
effects including those of radial hydrostatic
pressure of up to 1.99 MPa (20 kgs/cm2).
1. Conductor copper, round-shaped, area range of 1.0 to 4.0 mm2, according to class 3, area range of 6
to 400 mm2, according to class 2.
2. Isolator its allowed to apply synthetic films around the conductors (under the insulation) of cables
4. Twisting Insulated conductors of cables are twisted to form a cable using concentric layers in
different directions. It is allowed to twist insulated conductors in concentric layers in one direction.
Insulated conductors of two conductor cables of up to and including 4 mm2 of area can be positioned in
parallel. When cabling insulated conductors i is allowed to use a rubber cord as a filler.
5. Isolator A single synthetic film is applied over the insulation of single conductor cables or an outer
layer of insulated conductors of cable. It is allowed to apply a synthetic film longitudinally. Cables can
be made without taping.
6. Sheath - oil resistant flame-retadant rubber.
KNRE ship cables are intended for use in power and

lighting networks, control circuits, alarm units
and interconnections rated for alternate current
voltages of up to 690 V at frequencies of up to 400
Hz or 1000 V DC. They are designed for fixed laying
applications indoors and on the open deck provided
that they are protected against solar radiation
effects including those of radial hydrostatic
Equivalent
Technical details
parallel. When cabling insulated conductors it is allowed to use a rubber cord as a filler.
5. Isolator a single synthetic film is applied over the insulation of single conductor cables or an outer
layer of insulated conductors of cable. It is allowed to apply a synthetic film longitudinally. Cables can
be made without taping.
7. Screen is applied over the sheath in the form of braiding with a minimum density of 80% of
maximum 0.3 mm diameter copper wires tinned with tin & lead solder with a minimum tin content 40%
KNR, KNR-T - HO7RN-F, IEC 60332-1
Cables are designed for operation in ambient temperature range of.............................. +45C to 40C
Cables shall be laid and installed without preheating at temperatures not lower than................... -15C
Cables are resistant to the effects of 100 % relative humidity of the air at.................................. +35C
Cables are resistant to vibration and single impact loads
Cables are resistant to sea water
Cables are flame-retadant if laid singly
Cables are resistant to periodical effects of lubrication oils and diesel fuels
Bending radius during the installation of fixed cables shall account for at least...................................
5 outer diameters of cable
Bending radius during the installation of cables in places where the access is impeded shall account for
at least.......... 3 outer diameters of cable when the number of bending at one place is not more than two
Cables shall withstand alternate current voltage test of.......................................................... 2500 V
Electric resistance of insulation at +20C at least............................................................ 100 M/km
Continuously permissible temperature of conductor at least.................................................... +65C
Cable construction length at least......................................................................................... 125 m
Guarantee service life........................................5 years from the day of putting a cable into operation
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
2120
34
36
310
316

diameter of cable, of 1 km of cable,
mm
kg
10.2
168
10.7
197
12.1
266
13.1
344
14.8
473
17.0
634
18.7
802
20.5
1041
22.8
1358
24.4
1629
26.4
1953
28.6
2379
32.7
3113
35.5
3796
14.7
333
16.8
450
19.5
639
21.6
842
25.0
1189
27.3
1490
30.8
1938
35.4
2649
40.0
3496
43.2
4207
16.4
388
17.6
527
20.5
761
22.7
1019
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
325
335
350
370
395
3120
3150
11.0
21.0
31.0
41.0
51.0
71.0
101.0
121.0
141.0
161.0
191.0
241.0
271.0
301.0
331.0
371.0
11.5
21.5
31.5
41.5
51.5

mm
kg
26.5
1463
28.9
1858
33.6
2511
37.5
3329
42.4
4420
45.9
5358
52.1
6765
8.8
111
12.0
194
12.5
217
13.3
243
14.2
277
16.2
379
19.4
499
19.9
550
20.7
607
21.6
666
22.6
748
25.8
910
26.3
985
27.1
1063
28.0
1143
29.0
1245
9.1
122
12.6
220
13.1
247
14.0
278
16.1
366
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
71.5
101.5
121.5
141.5
161.5
191.5
241.5
271.5
301.5
331.5
371.5
12.5
22.5
32.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
122.5
142.5
162.5
192.5
242.5
272.5
302.5
332.5
372.5

mm
kg
17.1
435
20.6
585
21.1
648
22.0
720
23.1
795
24.1
896
27.6
1097
28.1
1188
29.0
1288
30.1
1391
32.1
1608
9.6
142
13.6
270
14.2
309
16.3
394
17.4
454
18.6
558
22.6
756
23.2
845
24.3
946
25.5
1049
26.7
1194
30.7
1471
32.3
1692
33.3
1836
34.5
1983
35.7
2172
Technical details
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
34
36
310
316
325
335
350

mm
kg
11.4
257
11.9
290
13.3
371
14.3
457
16.0
600
18.2
780
19.9
961
21.7
1215
24.0
1550
25.6
1835
15.9
455
18.0
587
20.7
799
22.8
1020
26.2
1395
28.5
1715
33.0
2192
17.6
515
18.8
673
21.7
930
23.9
1207
27.6
1680
30.1
2094
34.8
2788
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
11.0
21.0
31.0
41.0
51.0
71.0
101.0
11.5
21.5
31.5
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
121.5
141.5
161.5
191.5
241.5
271.5
301.5
331.5
371.5
12.5

mm
kg
10.0
187
13.2
292
13.7
319
14.5
357
15.4
399
17.4
517
20.6
664
10.3
202
13.8
324
14.3
355
15.2
399
17.3
504
18.3
585
21.8
760
22.3
828
23.2
907
24.3
991
25.3
1100
28.8
1322
29.3
1425
30.2
1532
31.3
1645
33.3
1878
10.8
226
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
22.5
32.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
122.5
142.5
162.5
192.5
242.5
272.5
302.5
332.5
372.5

mm
kg
14.8
383
15.4
427
17.5
533
18.6
603
19.8
718
23.8
947
24.4
1041
25.5
1151
26.7
1264
27.9
1419
31.9
1728
33.5
1963
34.5
2115
35.7
2273
36.9
2471
153
154
S h i p C a b l es
Oil resistant flame-retadant rubber sheathed rubber
insulated flexible copper conductor ship cable
PVC sheathed rubber insulated copper conductor

SHip cable
NRShM
KNRk
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
NRShM ship cables are intended for use in power

and lighting networks and control circuits for
making connections to movable and fixed current
receptacles provided that they are protected
against direct as well as for laying in sea water
exposed to the effects of radial hydrostatic
1. Conductor copper, round-shaped, area range of 1.0 to 35.0 mm2, according to class 4 ( areas from
1.0 to 4.0 mm2 have a minimum of 19 wires, whereas areas from 6.0 to 10.0 mm2 have a minimum of 49
wires), area range of 50 to 400 mm2, according to class 3 to IEC 60228.
Each layer of cables with conductor areas of up to and including 2.5 mm2 has a count conductor and
leader conductor. When cabling insulated conductors it is allowed to use a rubber cord as filler.
layer of insulated conductors of cable. Cables can be made without taping.
KNRk ship cables are intended for use in power

and lighting networks, control circuits, alarm
units and interconnections.They are designed for
fixed laying applications indoors and on the open
deck provided that they are protected against
solar radiation effects including those of vapors
and condensate of oils and fuels, vapors of acids,
alkalis, apatite, coal, cement and other dusts,
flour from fish and other fish products in fish
processing shop and refrigerator room conditions
as well under the effects of radial hydrostatic
Equivalent
Technical details
parallel. Each layer of cables with conductor areas of up to and including 2.5 mm2 has a count conductor
and leader conductor. When cabling insulated conductors it is allowed to use a rubber cord as a filler.
layer of insulated conductors of cable.
6. Inner sheath of PVC. It is allowed to apply a synthetic film longitudinally.
7. Isolator It is allowed to apply a single synthetic film over the inner sheath.
8. Outer sheath of PVC. It is applied over the inner sheath and synthetic film wrapping. For these cables
its allowed to only one PVC sheath except for two and three conductor cables 2.5 mm2 of area and greater.
NRShM - HO7RN-F, IEC 60332-1
at least.................................................................................................. 3 outer diameters of cable
when the number of bending at one place is not more than two Cables shall withstand alternate current
voltage test of................................................................................................................... 2500 V
Minimum service life .25 years
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
1150
1185
1240
1300
1400
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
34
36
310
316

mm
kg
10.9
185
11.6
221
12.9
287
14.5
383
17.3
562
18.5
691
21.6
891
22.4
1102
25.0
1422
27.2
1760
29.3
2090
34.6
2671
36.4
3229
39.0
3861
43.8
4869
17.2
435
18.6
532
21.2
716
24.4
989
28.0
1362
30.4
1696
35.6
2346
39.1
2925
18.0
498
19.5
617
22.3
842
25.7
1174
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
325
335
350
370
395
3120
11.0
21.0
31.0
41.0
51.0
71.0
101.0
121.0
141.0
161.0
191.0
241.0
271.0
301.0
331.0
371.0
11.5
21.5
31.5
41.5
51.5

mm
kg
29.3
1640
33.2
2161
37.7
2867
41.5
3608
49.1
4743
53.9
6237
8.9
114
12.2
228
12.7
252
13.6
255
14.6
291
16.5
397
19.8
524
20.3
580
21.2
642
22.1
705
23.1
791
26.4
966
26.9
1044
27.8
1130
28.7
1216
29.7
1327
9.2
125
12.8
257
13.3
285
14.3
292
16.3
380
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
71.5
101.5
121.5
141.5
161.5
191.5
241.5
271.5
301.5
331.5
371.5
12.5
22.5
32.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
122.5
142.5
162.5
192.5
242.5
272.5
302.5
332.5
372.5

mm
kg
17.4
459
21.0
612
21.5
682
22.5
757
23.5
836
24.6
944
28.2
1159
28.7
1256
29.7
1364
30.7
1472
32.8
1701
10.3
161
16.1
361
16.8
453
18.1
460
19.4
535
20.8
659
25.6
894
26.2
1005
27.5
1128
28.9
1253
30.3
1427
36.0
1860
36.8
2022
38.0
2200
39.4
2379
40.8
2608
Technical details
Continuously permissible temperature of conductor at least..................................................... +75C
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
270
295
34
36
310
316
325
335
350

mm
kg
9.6
129
10.7
168
12.1
237
13.1
307
14.8
430
16.9
573
19.5
779
21.1
989
24.4
1346
25.9
1600
13.8
265
15.8
357
19.2
550
21.2
723
24.6
1031
27.8
1356
31.8
1825
35.6
2431
41.2
3217
14.5
365
16.6
464
20.2
703
22.3
928
26.9
1394
29.4
1763
34.2
2388
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
370
395
11.0
21.0
31.0
41.0
51.0
71.0
101.0
121.0
141.0
161.0
191.0
241.0
271.0
301.0
331.0
371.0
11.5
21.5
31.5
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
121.5

mm
kg
38.5
3248
43.6
4308
8.3
82
11.2
148
11.7
175
12.6
190
13.5
223
14.5
279
19.4
441
19.9
493
20.8
550
21.7
607
22.7
689
26.0
839
27.5
922
28.4
1000
29.3
1082
30.3
1185
8.6
94
11.8
170
12.3
202
13.4
223
14.4
264
16.5
364
20.6
521
21.1
587
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
141.5
161.5
191.5
241.5
271.5
301.5
331.5
371.5
12.5
22.5
32.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
122.5
142.5
162.5
192.5
242.5
272.5
302.5
332.5
372.5

mm
kg
22.1
659
23.1
733
24.2
836
28.8
1043
29.3
1186
30.3
1289
31.3
1394
32.4
1531
9.0
108
12.6
210
13.2
269
14.2
281
16.4
366
18.2
486
22.2
664
22.8
756
23.8
853
25.0
952
27.2
1148
31.2
1419
31.8
1553
32.8
1694
34.6
1879
35.8
2058
155
156
S h i p C a b l es
PVC jacketed copper wire screened PVC sheathed
rubber insulated copper conductor ship cable
KNREk
Application
Assembly
KNREk ship cables are intended for use in power

and lighting networks, control circuits, alarm
units and interconnections.They are designed for
fixed laying applications indoors and on the open
deck provided that they are protected against
solar radiation effects including those of vapors
and condensate of oils and fuels, vapors of acids,
alkalis, apatite, coal, cement and other dusts,
flour from fish and other fish products in fish
processing shop and refrigerator room conditions
as well under the effects of radial hydrostatic
parallel. Each layer of cables with conductor areas of up to and including 2.5 mm2 has a count conductor
and leader conductor. When cabling insulated conductors it is allowed to use a rubber cord as a filler.
layer of insulated conductors of cable.
6. Inner sheath of PVC or rubber as option.
7. Screen is applied over the inner sheath in the form of two layer braiding or serving with 80%
density of maximum 0.3 mm diameter copper wires Cable screen can be made with a copper tape not
more than 0.5 mm thick in form of taping with minimum 25% overlapping.
8. Isolator It is allowed to apply a single synthetic film over the wire braiding, serving or copper taping.
Technical details
Continuously permissible temperature of conductor at least..................................................... +75C
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
14
16
110
116
125
135
150
170
195
1120
24
26
210
216
225
235
250
34
36
310
316
325

mm
kg
10.7
213
11.8
264
13.2
347
14.2
428
15.9
566
18.6
756
21.6
936
22.2
1161
25.5
1580
27.0
1840
14.9
410
16.9
555
20.3
764
22.3
963
25.7
1313
28.9
1683
32.9
2128
15.6
518
18.3
645
21.3
905
23.4
1163
28.1
1679
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
335
350
370
395
11.0
21.0
31.0
41.0
51.0
71.0
101.0
11.5
21.5
31.5
41.5
51.5
71.5
101.5
121.5
141.5
161.5
191.5

mm
kg
30.5
2080
35.7
2735
40.1
3465
45.1
4774
9.4
141
12.3
237
12.8
264
13.7
285
14.6
325
15.6
388
20.5
589
9.7
153
12.9
266
13.4
298
14.4
325
15.4
373
18.1
495
21.7
682
22.2
752
23.2
832
24.2
912
25.3
1024
Number and
nominal area of
conductors, mm2
241.5
271.5
301.5
331.5
371.5
12.5
22.5
32.5
42.5
52.5
72.5
102.5
122.5
142.5
162.5
192.5
242.5
272.5
302.5
332.5
372.5

mm
kg
29.9
1316
30.4
1417
31.4
1529
32.4
1641
34.5
1959
10.1
187
13.7
348
14.3
397
15.3
457
18.1
549
19.3
662
23.3
886
23.9
984
25.0
1094
26.1
1274
28.3
1432
32.3
1825
32.9
1969
34.9
2124
36.1
2286
37.3
2580
Wires and Cables

for Rolling Stock
Applications
157
158
W i r es a n d C a b l es f o r R o l l i n g S t o c k App l i c a t i o n s
Rubber insulated braided antiseptic saturated
single conductor wire for electrified vehicle
applications
Cold resistant PVC sheathed rubber insulated wire

for rail vehicle rolling stock applications.
PPSRVM, PPSRVM-1
PSm
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
PSm wires rated for DC voltages of 1000, 3000

and 4000 V or AC voltages of 660, 2000 and 2500
V 50 Hz are intended for fixed installation or
installation with limited movements for internal
and external connections of electric equipment of
the rolling stock of all kinds of electric vehicles.
Tropicalized wires have T extension added to their
name with a hyphen.
PSm wire is the same as PS wires manufactured
before. Specifications have all the requirements
applied as regards PS wire while taking into
account modern materials and technologies.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round-shaped, at least 4 class as per IEC 60228. Tropicalized conductor
shall be stranded of tinned or tinned/leaded soft copper wires.
2. Isolatror it is permissible to apply polyetheleneteraphtalate tape.
3. Insulation insulating rubber. - Protective Layers:
- crude rubber saturated/ glued sheet or thermoset sheet tape is applied over the insulation/ For wires
of up to and including 10 mm2 of area it is possible to manufacture without taping.
Artificial fiber or mixed cotton-polyester or antiseptic saturated yarn braiding is appliedover the
taping Artificial fiber braiding can be made without saturating with antiseptic agents. Tropicalized
wire braiding except for that of artificial fibers shall be saturated with antiseptic agents.
The wire is designed for internal and external

connections in locomotives as equipment parts
(for building up projected rolling stock units
and repairs), rated for AC voltages of 660, 1500,
3000 and 4000 V at frequencies of up to 400 Hz
or DC voltages of 1000, 2500, 4500 and 6000 V
respectively for connecting to movable current
receptacles, installation in limited movement
conditions and for fixed installation in lubricant
oil and diesel fuel attack conditions. The wire
with area of more than 10mm that are used for
connecting to movable current receptacles have 1
extension added to its name
1. Conductor - copper, multiwire, round-shaped, meets 4 class as per IEC 60228.

2. Isolator - it is permissible to apply polyetheleneteraphtalate tape over the conductors of the wire.
3. Insulation - insulating rubber.
4. Isolator - insulated conductors with area of more than 10 mm2 which are designed for connecting to
movable current receptacles feature a nonconductive rubbered fabric/ polyetheleneteraphtalate tape
over the insulation.
5. Sheath - Cold resistant rubber.
Technical details
Insulated conductor of the wire rated for voltages of 1000 V, 3000 V and 4000 V 50 Hz respectively shall
withstand a voltage test of 2000 V, 6000 V and 8000 V AC respectively during 5 minutes after these have
been submerged into water for 6 hours.
If agreed by a customer it is allowed to wind around a reel not more than 5 lengths of the wire of the
same size.
Construction lengths of wires .................................................................................. at least 100 m
Guarantee service life .................................................................................................................
2 years from putting into operation but not later than 6 months from the manufacture
Wire Service life .................................................................................................. at least 12 years
Nominal area of
conductor, mm2
1.0
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
4.0
4.0
4.0
6.0
6.0
6.0
10.0
10.0
10.0
16.0
16.0
16.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
35.0
35.0
35.0
Rated voltage, V
1000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
5.1
5.4
7.2
10.0
6.0
7.7
10.6
6.5
8.3
11.1
7.2
9.2
12.0
9.5
11.2
13.9
11.2
13.0
15.6
13.0
14.9
17.1
15.0
16.7
18.9
Weight of 1 km of
wire, kg
27
33
55
103
45
69
120
61
89
143
82
112
171
127
163
232
208
253
337
301
355
433
405
464
573
Nominal area of
conductor, mm2
50.0
50.0
50.0
70.0
70.0
70.0
95.0
95.0
95.0
120.0
120.0
120.0
150.0
150.0
150.0
185.0
185.0
185.0
240.0
240.0
240.0
300.0
300.0
300.0
Rated voltage, V
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
1000
3000
4000
Maximum overall
diameter, mm
17.4
19.1
21.9
19.8
21.1
23.2
22.4
24.1
25.7
24.9
26.6
28.3
27.3
29.0
30.7
28.8
30.4
31.6
33.0
34.3
35.6
35.4
37.1
37.9
Weight of 1 km of
wire, kg
574
647
744
777
855
967
1018
1107
1204
1224
1321
1424
1529
1635
1748
1883
1999
2097
2454
2586
2690
2978
3122
3196
Technical details
Operating ambient temperature range........................................................ between -50C and +60
Wires are resistant to high humidity of up to 98 % at 40
Wires are ozone-resistant
Wires are resistant to the effects of rain, dynamic abrasive effects of dust and hoar
Wires are resistant to oils and diesel fuels
Wires are resistant to vertical fluctuations, vibrations, impacts and bendings
Wires that are used for connecting to movable current receptacles are resistant to bending while kinking
When operated the wires shall be kept away from direct sunshine
Wires shall be installed at temperatures not lower than .............................................................15C
Bending radius when installed shall be at least .....................................................3 diameters of wire
Bending radius when operated shall be at least . ...................................................5 diameters of wire
Wires can be installed by disconnecting and connecting provided that there no impacts towards the current
receptacles while they bent smoothly along their radius equal to five times diameter of wire at . ............ 50C
Wires rated for AC voltages of 660, 1500, 3000 and 4000 V shall withstand a voltage test of 3000 V, 6000
V, 12000 V and 16000 V AC respectively during 15 minutes after these have been submerged into water
for 24 hours
Specific superficial resistance of the rubber sheaths of wires ................................... at least 1x1010
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature not more than ...................... 75
Construction lengths of wires at least ................................................................................... 100 m
Guarantee service life ................................................ 2 years from the day of putting into operation
Service life

of wires that are used for connecting to movable current receptacles ................... at least 6 years,

of the rest of wires ...................................................................................... at least 12 years.
Nominal area of
conductors, mm2
1
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
16
25
35
50
70
95
120
150
185
240
300
660 V
Overall diameter, Calculated weight,
mm
kg
6.5
42
6.8
53
7.6
68
8.1
86
9.2
118
11.4
182
13.4
261
15.3
386
17.9
513
19.9
677
21.3
918
23.3
1189
26.4
1479
29.6
1803
30.9
2185
34.9
2766
38.0
3409
Nominal overall diameter, mm, mm; weight of 1 km of wire, kg, rated AC voltage V
1500 V
3000 V
Overall diameter, Calculated weight, Overall diameter, Calculated weight,
mm
kg
mm
kg
7.2
55
8.0
68
7.6
66
8.5
80
8.3
82
9.1
98
8.9
101
10.5
128
10.8
147
11.7
166
12.2
203
13.1
225
14.2
292
15.1
319
16.7
411
17.1
443
18.7
555
19.6
591
20.7
724
21.6
771
21.6
978
22.9
1024
24.2
1257
25.4
1324
27.1
1558
27.9
1612
30.3
1896
31.1
1958
31.6
2288
32.4
2352
36.0
2914
36.9
2988
38.7
3550
39.6
3630
4000 V
mm
kg
11.3
130
11.8
147
12.4
167
13.1
191
14.3
236
15.7
304
17.7
408
19.1
527
21.2
704
22.7
885
25.4
1162
27.0
1428
29.6
1726
32.9
2086
33.7
2453
38.1
3102
40.4
3711
159
160
Cold resistant rubber sheathed rubber insulated
wire for rail vehicle and trolleybus applications
Cold resistant reduced rubber sheathed rubber

insulated wire for rail vehicle and trolley-bus
applications
PPSRM, PPSRM-1
PPSRMO
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

connections in electric locomotives, trains and
trolley-buses as equipment parts (for building up
projected rolling stock units and repairs), rated
for AC voltages of 660, 1500, 3000 and 4000 V
at frequencies of up to 400 Hz or DC voltages
of 1000, 2500, 4500 and 6000 V respectively
for connecting to movable current receptacles,
installation in limited movement conditions
and for fixed installation provided that there no
lubricant oil and diesel fuel attack conditions. The
wire with area of more than 10mm that are used
for connecting to movable current receptacles
have 1 extension added to its name.

4. Isolator - insulated conductors with area of more than 10 mm2 which are designed for connecting to
movable current receptacles feature a nonconductive rubbered fabric/ polyetheleneteraphtalate tape
over the insulationn isolator.
5. Sheath - Cold resistant rubber.

connections in electric locomotives, trains and
trolley-buses as equipment parts (for building up
projected rolling stock units and repairs), rated
for AC voltages of 660, 1500, 3000 and 4000 V
at frequencies of up to 400 Hz or DC voltages
of 1000, 2500, 4500 and 6000 V respectively
for connecting to movable current receptacles,
installation in limited movement conditions
and for fixed installation provided that there no
lubricant oil and diesel fuel attack conditions.

4. Sheath - cold resistant reduced rubber that is applied in one passage with insulation and they are
apiece. Nominal insulation thickness is 0.6 mm
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
Operating ambient temperature range........................................................ between -50C and +60C

Wires are resistant to high humidity of up to 98 % at 40C
receptacles while they bent smoothly along their radius equal to five times diameter of wire at . ............ 50
for 24 hours
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature not more than .......................65
Wires can be operated at conductor temperatures of ................................................................. 75
Service life


of the rest of wires........................................................................................ at least 12 years
PPSRMO - NSGAFOU

Wires are resistant to high humidity of up to 98 % . ............................................................... at 40C
Wires shall be installed at temperatures not lower than .............................................................15C
receptacles while they bent smoothly along their radius equal to five times diameter of wire at . ............ 50C
for 24 hours
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature not more than .......................65C
Wires can be operated at conductor temperatures of ................................................................. 75C
Service life


of the rest of wires ....................................................................................... at least 12 years
Nominal area of
conductors, mm2
1
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
16
25
35
50
70
95
120
150
185
240
300
660 V
mm
kg
7.2
53
7.5
63
8.3
79
8.8
98
9.9
132
11.9
195
13.9
277
16.4
422
19.0
556
20.6
723
21.9
955
23.9
1228
27.6
1558
30.9
1892
33.2
2342
37.0
2943
39.9
3572
1500 V
3000 V
mm
kg
mm
kg
7.8
66
8.7
80
8.3
78
9.1
93
8.9
95
9.8
112
9.6
114
10.9
140
11.2
159
12.1
180
12.7
217
13.5
241
14.6
309
16.2
355
17.2
450
18.2
483
19.8
599
20.7
638
21.3
772
21.2
804
22.7
1016
23.5
1064
24.8
1298
26.7
1401
28.4
1639
29.2
1695
32.7
2051
33.4
2117
33.9
2450
34.8
2518
37.9
3070
38.7
3147
40.6
3717
41.5
3800
4000 V
mm
kg
11.8
144
12.2
161
12.9
182
13.5
206
14.7
253
16.8
341
18.8
451
20.2
573
21.8
741
23.3
924
26.7
1240
28.2
1509
30.9
1815
35.2
2254
36.0
2625
40.0
3267
42.3
3885
Nominal area of
conductors, mm2
1
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
660 V
mm
kg
5.2
32
5.5
41
6.3
55
6.8
72
8.0
102
9.5
151
1500 V
3000 V
mm
kg
mm
kg
5.8
42
6.7
54
6.3
52
7.2
65
6.9
67
7.8
81
7.6
86
8.5
100
8.8
117
9.7
135
10.2
171
11.1
190
4000 V
mm
kg
9.4
100
9.8
114
10.5
133
11.1
155
12.3
197
13.8
260
161
162
PVC insulated wire for rail vehicle and trolleybus rolling stock applications
Cold resistant rubber sheathed rubber insulated

cable for rail vehicle and trolley-bus rolling
stock applications
PPSV
KPSRVM
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

connections in the rolling stock of rail vehicles
and trolley-buses as equipment parts (for building
up projected rolling stock units and repairs),
rated for 660 V AC at frequencies of up to 400 Hz
or 1000 V DC for installation in limited movement
conditions and for fixed installation in lubricant
oil and diesel fuel attack conditions.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round-shaped, meets IEC 60228: 0.5 mm2 of area meets class 5, other
areas meet class 4.
2. Isolator it is permissible to apply polyetheleneteraphtalate tape over the conductors of the wire.
3. Insulation PVC of different colors 0.8 mm thick for wire area range of 0.5 to 1.0 mm and 1.0 mm
thick for wire area range of 1.5 to 6.0 mm
Cables are designed for internal and external

connections in locomotives as equipment parts
(for building up projected rolling stock units and
repairs), rated for 660 V AC at frequencies of up
to 400 Hz or 1000 V DC for installation in limited
movement conditions and for fixed installation in
lubricant oil and diesel fuel attack conditions.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round-shaped, meets class 4 as per IEC 60228.

2. Isolator it is permissible to apply polyetheleneteraphtalate tape over the conductors of the wire.
3. Insulation insulating rubber 1.0 mm thick.
4. Twisting is done in one direction for all the lays, each lay having two adjacent cable conductors
different in color one from the other and the rest of conductors of the lay.
5. Isolator insulated and twisted cable conductors are taped with rubbered fabric tape.
6. Sheath Cold resistant rubber.
Technical details
Technical details
Operating ambient temperature range........................................................ between -50C and +60

Wires are resistant to high humidity of up to 98 ................................................................... at 40
Wires shall be installed at temperatures not lower than -15C
Wires can be installed by disconnecting and connecting provided that there no impacts towards the
current receptacles while they bent smoothly along their radius equal to five times diameter of wire at
-30
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature not more than .......................70
Wires can be operated at conductor temperatures of ................................................................. 75
Service life of wires ..............................................................................................at least 12 years
Operating ambient temperature range between .........................................................50C and +60

Cables are resistant to high humidity of up to 98 % at temperatures of ................................up to 40
Cables are ozone-resistant
Cables are resistant to the effects of rain, dynamic abrasive effects of dust and hoar
Cables are resistant to oils and diesel fuels
Cables are flame-retadant
Cables are resistant to vertical fluctuations, vibrations, impacts and bendings
Cables that are used for connecting to movable current receptacles are resistant to bending while kinking
When operated the cables shall be kept away from direct sunshine
Cables shall be installed at temperatures not lower than........................................................... -15C
Bending radius when installed shall be at least ................................................... 3 diameters of cable
Bending radius when operated shall be at least . ................................................. 5 diameters of cable
Cables can be installed by disconnecting and connecting provided that there no impacts towards the current
receptacles while they bent smoothly along their radius equal to five times diameter of wire at 50C
Cables rated for 660 V AC shall withstand a voltage test of 3000 VAC 50 Hz during 15 minutes after these
have been submerged into water for 24 hours
Continuously permissible conductor operating heating temperature not more than....................... 65
Cables can be operated at conductor temperatures of................................................................ 75
Construction lengths of cables at least.................................................................................. 100 m
Service life
of cables that are used for connecting to movable current receptacles ......................... at least 6 years,
of the rest of cables ............................................................................................ at least 12 years.
Nominal area of conductors, Maximum outer diameter, mm Calculated weight of 1 km of

mm2
wire, kg
0.5
2.8
10.3
0.75
3.1
13.6
1.0
3.2
16.2
1.5
4.1
25.7
2.5
4.7
38.0
4.0
5.4
53.7
6.0
6.6
80.2
Number and area of

conductors, mm2
21.5
31.5
41.5
71.5
121.5
161.5
191.5
241.5
371.5
22.5
32.5
42.5
72.5
122.5
162.5
192.5
242.5
372.5
weight of 1 km of
Nominal overall diameter, mm Calculatedwire,
kg
12.3
120
12.9
153
14.0
189
16.5
291
21.7
480
23.0
612
24.2
708
28.5
902
32.4
1307
13.8
158
15.2
206
15.7
257
18.7
404
23.6
671
26.7
884
28.0
1024
32.8
1298
37.8
1907
163
164
Rubber insulated wire for internal installations
in diesel locomotives and motors
Rubber insulated wire for movable installations

in diesel locomotives and motors
PRMT
PRPST
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
PRMT wires are designed for fixed installation

or that in limited movement conditions in
diesel locomotives and motors when making
internal and external connections between the
pieces of electric equipment as well as for the
intersectional connections rated for AC voltages
of 220, 660 and 3000 V at frequencies of up to
400 Hz or DC voltages of 500, 1000 and 4500 V
respectively. Wires rated for 220 V AC can be used
with voltages of up to 250 V.
1. Conductor - copper, multiwire, round-shaped, meets at least class 4. 6 mm2 wire assemblies meet at
least class 3.
2. Isolator - polyetheleneteraphtalate tape. It is permissible to make wires of up to and including
50mm2 without taping.
3. Insulation - high heat resistant rubber.
4. Jacket - oil resistant flame-retadant rubber.
The jackets of wires of up to and including 10 mm2 of area are applied in one passage with insulation
and they are apiece, those of over 10 mm2 wires can be applied at the same time or separately.
PRPST wires are designed for connecting to

movable current receptacles in diesel locomotives
and motors when making internal and external
connections between the pieces of electric
equipment as well as for the intersectional
connections rated for AC voltages of 220, 660
and 3000 V at frequencies of up to 400 Hz or DC
voltages of 500, 1000 and 4500 V respectively
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round-shaped, meets at least class 4. 2.5 mm2 wire assemblies meet at
least class 5.
2. Isolator - polyetheleneteraphtalate film. It is permissible to make wires of up to and including
3. Insulation high heat resistant rubber.
4. Isolator wires rated for 660 and 3000 V AC of more than 10 mm2 of area have an isolator of
polyetheleneteraphtalate film or rubbered fabric tape over the insulation.
5. Sheath oil resistant flame-retadant rubber. The jackets of wires of up to and including 10 mm2 of
area are applied in one passage with insulation and they are apiece, those of over 10 mm2 wires can be
applied at the same time or separately.
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PRMT - NSGAFOU

Wires are resistant to high humidity of up to 953 .............................................................. at40C
Wires are resistant to the dynamic abrasive effects of dust and hoar
Wires are resistant to bending at -40C
Wires are resistant to thrust
Wires rated for AC voltages of 220, 660 and 3000 V shall withstand a voltage test of 2000 V, 3000 V and
12000 V AC respectively during 15 minutes after these have been submerged into water for 24 hours
Construction lengths of wires ...................................................................................... at least 100
Service life of wires ..............................................................................................at least 15 years
PRPST - HO7RN-F
Operating ambient temperature range between........................................................ -60C and +80

Wires are resistant to high humidity of up to 953% at.......................................................... 405
Wires are resistant to the dynamic abrasive effects of dust and hoar
Wires are resistant to bending while kinking
Wires are resistant to thrust
Wires rated for AC voltages of 220, 660 and 3000 V shall withstand a voltage test of 2000 V, 3000 V and
12000 V AC respectively during 15 minutes after these have been submerged into water for 24 hours
Specific superficial resistance of the rubber sheaths of wires .................................. at least 1x1010
Guarantee service life AC ............................................. 3 years from the day of putting into operation
Service life of wires at least .............................................................................................. 15 years
Nominal area of
conductors, mm2
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
16
25
35
50
70
95
120
150
185
240
300
220 V
660 V
3000 V
Overall
Calculated
Overall
Calculated
Overall
Calculated
diameter, mm
weight, kg
diameter, mm
weight, kg
diameter, mm
weight, kg
7.5
60.4
9.1
88.3
8.3
78.8
9.8
110
8.8
97.3
10.9
139
9.9
121
12.1
164
11.6
196
13.5
239
11.0
215
13.9
268
16.2
336
12.7
322
16.4
401
18.2
460
15.3
435
19.0
524
20.7
591
17.3
596
20.6
682
21.2
756
19.7
809
22.0
909
23.5
993
21.8
1091
24.0
1203
26.7
1295
27.6
1502
29.2
1608
30.9
1857
33.4
2042
33.2
2302
34.8
2429
37.2
2747
38.7
3039
39.9
3340
41.5
3672
Nominal area of
conductors, mm2
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
16
25
35
50
70
95
120
150
185
240
300
220 V
660 V
3000 V
Overall
Calculated
Overall
Calculated
Overall
Calculated
diameter, mm
weight, kg
diameter, mm
weight, kg
diameter, mm
weight, kg
7.5
60.4
9.1
88.3
8.3
78.8
9.8
110
8.8
97.3
10.9
139
9.9
121
12.1
164
11.6
196
13.5
239
11.0
224
13.9
281
16.2
353
12.7
331
16.4
418
18.2
478
15.3
447
19.0
543
20.7
611
17.3
609
20.6
703
21.2
778
19.7
822
22.0
931
23.5
1016
24.0
1230
26.7
1322
27.6
1529
29.2
1708
30.9
1887
33.4
2072
33.2
2336
34.8
2462
37.2
2951
38.7
3078
39.9
3580
41.5
3713
165
166
Rubber insulated cable for internal installations
and movable connections in diesel locomotives and
motors
KRPST
Application
Assembly
KRPST cables are designed for connecting to

movable current receptacles in diesel locomotives
and motors when making internal and external
connections between the pieces of electric
equipment as well as for the intersectional
connections rated for 660 V AC at frequencies of
up to 400 Hz or 1000 V DC.
1. Conductor copper, multiwire, round-shaped, meets at least class 4. 2.5 mm2 cable assemblies meet
at least class 5.
2. Isolator polyetheleneteraphtalate film. It is permissible to make wires of up to and including
3. Insulation high heat resistant rubber. 1.5 and 2.5 mm2 cable insulation is 0.9 mm thick.
4. Twisting is done in one direction for all the lays, each lay having two adjacent cable conductors
different in color one from the other and the rest of conductors of the lay.
5. Isolator 1.5 and 2.5 mm2 insulated conductors beginning with 7 conductor assemblies
and including 3 conductor assemblies of 6 to 50 mm2 of area are taped with rubbered fabric/
polyetheleneteraphtalate tape.
6. Sheath oil resistant flame-retadant rubber.
Equivalent
Technical details
KRPST - HO7RN-F
Operating ambient temperature range between ....................................................... -60C and +80

Cables are resistant to high humidity of up to 953%......................................................... at 405
Cables are ozone-resistant
Cables are resistant to the dynamic abrasive effects of dust and hoar
Cables are resistant to oils and diesel fuels
Cables are flame-retadant
When operated the cables shall be kept away from direct sunshine
Cables are resistant to bending while kinking
Bending radius when installed shall be at least ................................................... 3 diameters of cable
Bending radius when operated shall be at least . ................................................. 5 diameters of cable
Cables rated for 660 V AC shall withstand a voltage test of 3000 VAC 50 Hz during 15 minutes after these
have been submerged into water for 24 hours
Construction lengths of cables at least .................................................................................. 100 m
Service life of cables at least . ........................................................................................... 15 years
Number and area of

conductors, mm2
21.5
31.5
51.5
71.5
161.5
241.5
371.5
22.5
32.5
52.5
72.5
162.5
242.5
372.5
36
310
316
325
335
350
weight of 1 km of
Nominal overall diameter, mm Calculatedwire,
kg
11.7
134
12.2
169
15.3
271
16.0
334
21.2
664
26.8
1007
30.2
1508
13.1
174
13.8
240
16.7
378
18.0
453
24.3
979
30.7
1466
35.9
2111
19.3
622
21.4
910
24.0
1207
28.9
1673
35.5
2203
38.6
2765
Flexible
Bare Wires
167
168
F l e x i b l e B a r e W i r es
Bare antenna bronze wire
Flexible copper wire
PAB
MG
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
Wires are twisted to form a right cabling. The

adjacent layers are twisted in opposite directions.
The direction of the upper layer of wires is right
Wires are twisted to form a right cabling. The adjacent layers are twisted in opposite directions. The
direction of the upper layer of wires is right
MG flexible copper wires are used in electric and

technical installations and devices as well for
antenna applications.
direction of the upper layer of wires is left.
MG wires are made of copper MM (soft) wire
The wires with area range of 1.5 to 16 mm2, which are meant for antenna applications, are made of
copper MT (hard) wire
Technical details
Wires are resistant to operating ambient temperature changes between...................... -60 and +55
Wires are resistant to relative humidity of air of up to 98% at.................................................... +35
Wires are resistant to air pressure.................................................. between 133x10 -4 kPa and 294 kPa
Wires are resistant to dew, hoar, sea mist, solar radiation, sand and fungus.
Wire construction length is at least ..................................................................................... 250 m
Wire shall withstand at least 9 bend-overs at angle of 90, the bending radius being equal to..............
2,5 times nominal wire diameter
Wires are resistant to mechanical, climatic and biological effects.
Minimum wire life in normal climatic conditions is................................................................... 500 h
Minimum service life.......................................................................................................... 5 years
Nominal area of wire, mm2

1,5
2,5
4,0
6,0
10,0
16,0
25,0
Tensile strength N at least

931 (95)
1617 (165)
2940 (300)
4410 (450)
7350 (750)
11760 (1200)
17640 (1800)
Nominal
Nominal area of
of wire, Wire diameter
conductors, mm2 Number of wires diameter
mm
1,5
2,5
4,0
6,0
10,0
16,0
25,0
19
49
49
49
49
84
133
0,32
0,26
0,32
0,39
0,5
0,5
0,5
1,6
2,3
2,9
3,5
4,7
6,1
7,4
15
26
40
60
100
160
250
26,70
16,40
10,00
6,65
4,10
2,50
1,65
4,0
7,0
11,0
16,0
26,0
40,0
59,0
Parameter values for MG wires
Application
Assembly
MA wires are used as antennas
Wires are made of copper MT (hard) wire.
Technical details
Wires are resistant to the effects of changes of ambient temperatures between ................ -60 to +55C
Wires are resistant to the effects of atmospheric pressure between ................13310 4 kPa and 294 kPa
Wires are resistant to the effects of dew, hoar, rain, sea mist solar radiation, sand and fungus
Wire construction length at least............................................................................................50 m
Nominal area
of conductors,
mm2
1.5
2.5
4.0
6.0
10.0
16.0
Parameter values for MA wires

Nominal
diameter of
wire, mm
0.52
0.68
0.85
1.04
1.35
1.04
Number of
wires
7
7
7
7
7
19

1.5
2.5
4.0
6.0
10.0
16.0
Nominal area
of conductors,
mm2
MA

560
960
1510
2100
3920
6130
Wires are resistant to the effects of atmospheric pressure between ................13310 4 kPa and 294 kPa
Wires are resistant to the effects of dew, hoar, rain, sea mist solar radiation, sand and fungus
Wire construction length at least

From 1.5 to 6.0 mm2........................................................................................................50 m

From 10.0 to 25.0 mm2. ............................................................................................... 2000 m

From 35.0 to 70.0 mm2................................................................................................. 1000 m

95 mm2....................................................................................................................... 500 m
Wire construction length for 10 and 16 mm2 hard copper wires at least.........................................50 m
Electric
Calculated
resistance of 1
Maximum
weight of 1 km km
of wire, at current load, A
of wire, kg
least
Aerial copper wire

1.5
2.5
4.0
6.0
10.0
16.0
Technical details
Calculated
Wire diameter weight of 1
km of wire, kg
1.56
14.0
2.04
23.0
2.55
36.0
3.12
54.0
4.05
92.0
5.20
150.0
Electric resistance of 1 km of
wire, at least
Two conductor
Single
Three
conductor
conductor
12.70
7.60
4.75
3.30
1.90
1.20
14.60
8.74
5.46
3.80
2.18
1.38
1.5
1.5
2.5
4.0
6.0
10.0
10.0
16.0
16.0
25.0
35.0
50.0
70.0
95.0
Nominal
diameter of
wire, mm
Number of
wires
Number
of wires in
strand
Number of strands and

stranding formation
Wire
diameter
Calculated
weight of 1
km of wire,
kg
0.32
0.20
0.26
0.32
0.38
0.52
0.30
0.64
0.30
0.58
0.58
0.68
0.68
0.68
19
49
49
49
49
49
140
49
224
98
133
133
189
259
7
7
7
7
7
20
7
32
7(14)
7(19)
7(19)
7 or 10(19)
7
1+6 or bunch of wires

1+6
1+6
1+6
1+6
1+6
4+10 (1+6)
1+6+12 (1+6)
1+6+12 (1+6)
3+9+15 or 1+6+12 (2+8)
1+6+12+18
1.60
1.80
2.34
2.88
3.42
4.68
4.77
5.76
6.03
7.67
8.70
10.20
12.55
14.28
14.0
14.0
24.0
36.0
50.8
95.0
91.0
144.0
145.0
237.0
322.0
442.0
629.0
861.0

560
960
1510
2100
3920
6130
Electric resistance of 1 km of wire, at least

For the period of
For the period of storage
acceptance and delivery
and service
MG (hard)
MG
MG (hard)
MG
12.70
7.60
4.75
3.30
1.90
1.20
-
11.900
12.120
7.170
4.640
3.200
1.760
1.880
1.150
1.170
0.707
0.547
0.375
0.264
0.193
14.60
8.74
5.46
3.80
2.18
1.38
-
13.680
13.940
8.250
5.340
3.680
2.020
2.160
1.320
1.350
0.813
0.629
0.431
0.304
0.222
Maximum
current
load, A
10.0
10.0
16.0
25.0
37.0
60.0
60.0
92.0
92.0
137.0
173.0
219.0
267.0
319.0
Maximum
current
load, A
10.0
16.0
25.0
37.0
60.0
92.0
169
170
F l e x i b l e B a r e W i r es
Flexible multi wire copper conductor wire
PSzh
Application
Assembly
PSzh wire is meant for electric machine brush

applications
The wires are supplied annealed and do not show any oxidation in the surface.
Technical details
Wires are resistant to the effects of atmospheric pressure between ................ 13310 4kPa and 294 kPa
Minimum service life of wires in normal climatic conditions accounts for 10000 hours and at higher
temperatures for wires of more than 1.5 mm2 of area:
Up to 100C................................................................................................................ 5000 h
Up to 125C................................................................................................................ 1000 h
Up to 150C..................................................................................................................300 h
Up to 200C..................................................................................................................200 h
Up to 230C................................................................................................................... 30 h

0.75
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.60
2.00
2.50
3.20
4.00
6.00
8.00
10.00
12.50
16.00
Wire assembly (number and formation

Nominal area
of bunches, number of strands,
of conductors, diameter of wires, mm or number and
mm2
formation of strands, number of wires,
diameter of wires, mm)
0.75
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.60
2.00
2.50
3.20
4.00
6.00
8.00
10.00
12.50
16.00
(1+6)280.071
42300.071
52300.071
(1+6)2280.071
(1+6)2300.071
63300.071
(1+6)3300.071
(1+6)4300.071
(1+6)430.13
(3+9)380.13
(1+6+12)330.13
(1+6+12)390.13
(3+9)2390.13
(3+9)3360.13
Calculated
diameter of
strand, mm
Calculated
diameter of
bunch, mm
Calculated
diameter of
wire, mm
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.45
1.04
0.95
0.87
0.95
0.95
0.91
0.90
0.90
0.90
0.90
0.97
0.97
1.08
-
1.50
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.20
2.40
2.70
3.00
3.12
3.94
4.36
4.74
5.70
6.37

139.6
170.9
213.7
279.2
299.1
384.6
448.7
598.2
718.7
1088.9
1497.2
1769.4
2235.0
3094.0
Electric resistance to direct

current for 1 km length at to
Calculated
Minimum
+20C, , not greater than
Permissible
weight of 1 km weight of wire
For the period For the period current load, A
of wire, kg
length, kg
of acceptance of storage and
and delivery
service
7.14
0.180
27.0
32.0
12.0
8.79
0.220
21.0
25.0
15.0
10.85
0.270
17.0
20.0
17.5
14.18
0.346
14.0
17.0
19.0
15.35
0.380
12.0
14.0
20.0
19.57
0.490
9.3
11.0
24.0
22.80
0.565
8.0
9.6
26.0
30.40
0.770
6.0
7.2
32.0
38.00
0.940
5.0
6.0
38.0
57.52
1.420
3.5
4.2
50.0
77.50
1.910
2.4
2.9
60.0
93.46
2.290
2.0
2.4
75.0
115.80
2.780
1.6
1.9
85.0
160.20
3.760
1.2
1.4
100.0
Overhead
LineConductors
171
172
Ove r h e a d L i n e C o n d u c t o r s
Bare stranded aluminum conductor wire
Bare steel core stranded aluminum conductor wire
Wires are made up of aluminum wires twisted to form a right cabling. The adjacent layers are twisted in
opposite directions. The direction of the upper layer of wires is right.
Equivalent
Technical details
A - AAC
Continuously permissible temperature of wires not greater than............................................... +90C

Guarantee service life....................................................................4 years from putting in operation
Application
Assembly
Bare AS wires are intended for transmitting

electric power in aerial electric mains.
Wires are made up of steel core and aluminum wires twisted to form a right cabling. The adjacent layers
are twisted in opposite directions. The direction of the upper layer of wires is right.
Equivalent
Technical details
AS - ACSR
Continuously permissible temperature of wires not greater than............................................... +90C

Guarantee service life....................................................................4 years from putting in operation
Number of wires and nominal diameter of wire as well as number of layers and
construction lengths of A wires are given in the table below:
Calculated design and technical parameters for A wires are given in the table
below:
Parameter values for A wires

Construction
Nominal diam- Number of layers
Number of wires eter
of wires, mm
length at least, m
7
1.70
1
4500
7
2.13
1
4000
7
2.50
1
4000
7
2.70
1
3500
7
3.00
1
3500
7
3.39
1
2500
7
3.55
1
2500
7
4.10
1
2000
19
2.59
2
1500
19
2.80
2
1500
19
2.89
2
1250
19
3.15
2
1250
19
3.27
2
1000
19
3.50
2
1000
19
3.66
2
1000
19
4.00
2
1000
19
4.09
2
1000
37
3.15
3
1000
37
3.29
3
1000
37
3.45
3
1000
37
3.66
3
1000
37
3.90
3
1000
37
4.15
3
1000
61
3.37
4
1000
37
4.39
3
800
61
3.50
4
800
61
3.63
4
800
61
3.66
4
800
61
3.80
4
800
61
3.85
4
800
61
3.95
4
800
Parameter values for A wires

Electric resistance to direct
current for 1 Construction Weight of 1
Diameter of km
length at
length at
wire, mm
km of wire, kg
to +20C, ,
least, m
not greater
than
5.10
1.8007
3021
43
6.40
1.1498
4500
68
7.50
0.8347
5913
94
8.09
0.7157
6800
109
9.00
0.5784
8198
135
10.16
0.4544
10390
172
10.70
0.4131
11288
189
12.30
0.3114
14784
252
12.94
0.2877
17000
275
14.00
0.2459
19890
321
14.47
0.2301
21250
344
15.80
0.1944
24420
406
16.37
0.1798
26400
440
17.50
0.1574
29832
502
18.30
0.1438
32000
550
20.00
0.1205
38192
655
20.47
0.1150
40000
687
22.10
0.1000
47569
794
23.05
0.0915
51970
867
24.20
0.0833
57057
952
25.60
0.0740
63420
1072
27.30
0.0642
71856
1206
29.10
0.0576
80000
1378
30.30
0.0529
89760
1500
30.73
0.0531
89600
1542
31.50
0.0491
95632
1618
32.64
0.0458
100800
1738
32.90
0.0450
104575
1771
34.20
0.0417
112725
1902
34.65
0.0406
113600
1959
35.60
0.0386
119584
2062
Nominal area,
mm2
16
25
35
40
50
63
70
95
100
120
125
150
160
185
200
240
250
300
315
350
400
450
500
550
560
600
630
650
700
710
750
Nominal area,
Area, mm2 of
mm2
wires
16
25
35
40
50
63
70
95
100
120
125
150
160
185
200
240
250
300
315
350
400
450
500
550
560
600
630
650
700
710
750
15.9
24.9
34.3
40.0
49.5
63.0
69.3
92.4
100.0
117.0
125.0
148.0
160.0
182.8
200.0
238.7
250.0
288.3
315.0
345.8
389.2
449.1
500.4
544.0
560.0
586.8
630.0
641.7
691.7
710.0
747.4
Aluminum part
of wire
Steel part of wire
Nominal
Nominal
Nominal
area, mm2 Number diameter Number diameter
of wires of wires, of wires of wires,
mm
mm
16/2.7
25/4.2
35/6.2
40/6.7
50/8.0
63/10.5
70/11
95/16
100/16.7
120/19
120/27
125/6.9
125/20.4
150/19
150/24
150/34
160/8.9
160/26.1
185/24
185/29
185/43
200/11.1
200/32.6
205/27.0
240/32
240/39
300/39
300/48
315/21.8
315/51.3
330/30.0
330/43.0
400/18
400/27.7
400/51
400/51.9
450/31.1
500/26
500/34.6
560/38.7
630/43.6
710/49.1
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
26
30
18
26
24
26
30
18
26
24
26
30
18
26
24
24
26
24
26
45
26
48
54
42
45
54
54
45
42
45
45
45
45
1.85
2.30
2.80
2.91
3.20
3.66
3.80
4.50
4.61
2.40
2.20
2.97
2.47
2.80
2.70
2.50
3.36
2.80
3.15
2.98
2.80
3.76
3.13
3.30
3.60
3.40
4.00
3.80
2.99
3.93
2.98
2.80
3.40
3.36
3.05
3.07
3.57
3.90
3.76
3.98
4.22
4.48
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
7
1
7
7
7
7
1
7
7
7
7
1
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
1.85
2.30
2.80
2.91
3.20
3.66
3.80
4.50
4.61
1.85
2.20
2.97
1.92
1.85
2.10
2.50
3.36
2.18
2.10
2.30
2.80
3.76
2.43
2.20
2.40
2.65
2.65
2.95
1.99
3.05
2.30
2.80
1.85
2.24
3.05
3.07
2.38
2.20
2.51
2.65
2.81
2.99
Number of layers
Aluminum
wires
Steel
wires
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Relation of area
of aluminum part
of wire to that of
steel core
Number of wires and nominal diameter of wire as well as number of layers and
construction lengths of A wires are given in the table below:
Construction
length at
least, m
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.25
4.29
18.11
7.85
6.14
4.29
7.71
6.24
4.29
7.71
7.71
6.11
7.81
6.16
11.55
7.71
20.27
7.71
18.86
-
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
2000
2000
1500
1500
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
1200
1000
1000
Calculated design and technical parameters for A wires are given in the table
below:
Nominal
area, mm2
16/2.7
25/4.2
35/6.2
40/6.7
50/8.0
63/10.5
70/11
95/16
100/16.7
120/19
120/27
125/6.9
125/20.4
150/19
150/24
150/34
160/8.9
160/26.1
185/24
185/29
185/43
200/11.1
200/32.6
205/27.0
240/32
240/39
300/39
300/48
315/21.8
315/51.3
330/30.0
330/43.0
400/18
400/27.7
400/51
400/51.9
450/31.1
500/26
500/34.6
560/38.7
630/43.6
710/49.1
16/2.69
24.9/4.15
36.9/6.15
40/6.7
48.2/8.04
63/10.5
68/11.3
95.4/15.9
100/16.7
118/18.8
114/26.6
125/6.9
125/20.4
148/18.8
149/24.2
147/34.3
160/8.9
160/26.1
187/24.2
181/29
185/43.1
200/11.1
200/32.6
205/26.6
244/31.7
236/38.6
301/38.6
295/47.8
315/21.8
315/51.3
335/29.1
332/43.1
381/18.8
400/27.7
394/51.1
400/51.9
450/31.1
502/26.6
500/34.6
560/38.7
630/43.6
710/49.1
Diameter, mm
Wire
Steel
5.6
6.9
8.4
8.74
9.6
10.97
11.4
13.5
13.82
15.2
15.4
14.67
15.67
16.8
17.1
17.5
16.82
17.73
18.9
18.8
19.6
18.81
19.82
19.8
21.6
21.6
24.0
24.1
23.83
24.87
24.8
25.2
26.0
26.91
27.5
27.64
28.55
30.0
30.09
31.84
33.79
35.86
1.9
2.3
2.8
2.91
3.2
3.66
3.8
4.5
4.61
5.6
6.6
2.97
5.77
5.6
6.3
7.5
3.36
6.53
6.3
6.9
8.4
3.76
7.3
6.6
7.2
8.0
8.0
8.9
5.97
9.16
6.9
8.4
5.6
6.73
9.2
9.21
7.14
6.6
7.52
7.96
8.44
8.96
Tensile strength, N,
at least
Bare A wires are intended for transmitting electric

power in aerial electric mains.
Electric resistance to
direct current for 1 km
length at to +20C, ,
not greater than
Assembly
Area aluminum/steel
mm2
Application
AS
1.7818
1.1521
0.7774
0.7172
0.5951
0.4553
0.4218
0.3007
0.2868
0.2440
0.2531
0.2304
0.2308
0.2046
0.2039
0.2061
0.1800
0.1803
0.1540
0.1591
0.1559
0.1440
0.1442
0.1407
0.1182
0.1222
0.0958
0.0978
0.0917
0.0916
0.0861
0.0869
0.0758
0.0722
0.0733
0.0722
0.0646
0.0575
0.0577
0.0515
0.0458
0.0406
6220
9296
13524
14400
17112
21630
24130
33369
34333
41521
49465
29167
45694
46307
52279
62643
36178
57689
58075
62055
77767
44222
70134
63740
75050
80895
90574
100623
79030
106834
88848
103784
85600
98356
120481
123037
107467
112548
119407
133736
150453
169559
Weight of 1 km of wire, kg
Aluminum
part
Steel
core
Wire
44.0
67.9
100.0
132.0
188.0
261.0
324.0
320.0
407.0
409.0
406.0
515.0
500.0
509.0
566
673.0
650.0
830.0
812.0
924
918
1052.0
1090.0
1384.0
-
20.9
32.4
48.0
63.0
88.0
124.0
147.0
208.0
147.0
190.0
269.0
190.0
228.0
337.0
280
248.0
302.0
302.0
374.0
228
337
147.0
400.0
208.0
-
64.9
100.3
148.0
161.3
195.0
254.0
276.0
385.0
403.2
471.0
528.0
397.9
503.5
554.0
599.0
675.0
509.4
644.5
705.0
728.0
846.0
636.7
805.6
774.0
921.0
952.0
1132.0
1186.0
1039.2
1268.9
1152.0
1255.0
1199.0
1319.7
1490.0
1509.7
1484.6
1592.0
1649.6
1847.5
2078.5
2342.4
173
174
Ove r h e a d L i n e C o n d u c t o r s
Self-supporting insulated and protected wires
SIP-1, SIP-2, SIP-3 and SIP-4
Application
Assembly
SIP-1 For overhead power transmission mainlines

or submains rated for voltages of up to and
including 0.6/1 KV 50 Hz in the air atmosphere
of types types I and II II and III as per GOST
15150-69.
SIP -2 For overhead power transmission mainlines
or submains rated for voltages of up to and
including 0.6/1 KV 50 Hz in the air atmosphere of
types II and III as per GOST 15150-69 including
sea coasts, salt lakes in industrial and salty sand
areas.
SIP -3 - For overhead power transmission
mainlines rated for 20 KV (for networks rated for
10, 15 and 20 KV) and 35 KV (for networks rated
35 KV) 50 Hz in the air atmosphere of types II and
III as per GOST 15150-69 including sea coasts, salt
lakes in industrial and salty sand areas.
SIP -4 For submains from power transmission
lines to the inlet and for wiring on the walls
of buildings and engineering works rated for
voltages of up to and including 0.6/1 KV 50 Hz
in the air atmosphere of types II and III as per
GOST 15150-69 including sea coasts, salt lakes in
industrial and salty sand areas.
1. Conductor: Al round-shaped multiwire compacted, number of wires in a phase conductor, outer

conductor diameters and electric resistances are given in the table below:
Equivalent
Technical details
SIP 1 - AXKA
SIP 2 - AXKA-t
SIP 3 - SAX
SIP 4 - ABC
Permissible forces on the supporting neutral conductor during pulling and operation shall not exceed:..

............................................................................................................................ 45 N/mm2
Insulated conductors of wires shall withstand AC voltage test 10 KV 50 Hz per passage
After submersion in water at 205 for at least 1 h wires shall withstand AC voltage test 50 Hz, voltage
ratings being as follows:

for 20 KV .................................................................................. minimum 24 KV for wires rated

for 35 KV ..................................................................................minimum 40 KV for wires rated
Wires are to be at ambient temperatures not lower than: ............................................................20C
Wire operating temperature range: .......................................................................... -60C to +50C
Wire construction length shall be specified when an order is placed.
Wire service life: ............................................................................................... minimum 40 years
Outer conductor diameter, mm
Nominal cross-section of
a phase conductor, mm2
Number of wires in
conductor, pc
minimum
maximum
16
25
35
50
70
95
95
120
150
185
240
7
7
7
7
7
7
19
19
19
19
19
4.60
5.70
6.70
7.85
9.45
11.10
11.00
12.50
14.00
15.45
17.75
5.10
6.10
7.10
8.35
9.95
11.70
12.00
13.10
14.50
16.15
18.45
DC electric resistance
of 1 km long phase
conductor, , not
greater than
1.910
1.200
0.868
0.641
0.443
0.320
0.320
0.253
0.206
0.164
0.125
2. Supporting neutral conductor: Al alloy, round-shaped, made up of round-shaped wires, compacted.

3. Insulation: neutral supporting conductor and protecting insulation for protected wires are of light
stabilized XLPE. Insulation color is black..
4. Cabling: insulated conductors are twisted round the neutral supporting conductor. Conductor
twisting direction is S.
Type and
outer
rated voltage Nominal
diameter, mm
of wire
SIP-1-0.6/1
116+125
316+125
325+135
335+150
350+150
350+170
Calculated outer
diameter of
wire,mm
15
22
26
30
32
35
Calculated
weight of
1km of wire,
kg
135
270
390
530
685
740
Wires and Cords

for Various
Applications
175
176
W i r es a n d C o r d s f o r V a r i o u s App l i c a t i o n s
WIRES AND CORDS FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS
Rubber sheathed and insulated stranded copper

conductor wire rated for up to 380 V for units
rated for 360/660 V
Flexible PVC sheathed and insulated stranded

copper conductor wire rated for up to 380 V for
units rated for 360/660 V
PRS
Ditto but cannot be harnessed with fixed

accessories
PRSn
PVS

accessories
PVSn
Application
Assembly
Wires are intended for connecting electric

household appliances, washing machines,
refrigerators, gardening and green farming
utensils and similar machines and appliances
as well as for making extension cords rated for
voltages of up to 380 V for 380/660 V units.
1. Conductor copper or tinned, (on customers request when an order is placed l is added to type
name), round-shaped, multiwire, class 5 as per IEC 60228
2. Insulation - PVC in different identification colors. Identification colors are for wires are stated in
Appendix on page 183. For nominal insulation thickness see Appendix.
3. Twisting insulated conductors are twisted without filling. It is allowed to twist insulated
conductors around a core.
4. Sheath PVC. Wire sheath is applied with filling gaps between conductors while giving wires a round
shape.
Equivalent
Technical details
PVS - H05VV-F
PVSn - H05VV-F
U wires are designed for operation at ambient temperatures . .......................... between 40 and +40C
Other wires............................................................................................... between 25 and +40C
Maximum operating temperature of conductor....................................................................... +70C
After submerging in water at (205C) during 1 hour wires shall withstand 2000 V 50 Hz AC voltage test
during....................................................................................................................... 15 minutes
Wires are flame-retadant if laid singly
Nominal current loads are given in Appendix on page 186
Wire service life as function of resistance to opposite bending deformations at rated voltage at least....
30000 (60000) cycles (movements) Nominal stretching force and roller diameter are as stated in
Appendix on page 186
Installed fault free operation at least................................................................................... 5000 h
Installed fault free operation for wires to be used in fixed electric appliances at least.............. 12000 h
Application
Assembly

utensils and similar machines and appliances
as well as for making extension cords rated for
voltages of up to 380 V for 380/660 V units.
Sheath is black.
2. Insulation - rubber in different identification colors. Identification colors for wires are stated in
3.Twisting insulated conductors are twisted without filling. It is allowed to twist insulated
4. Sheath rubber. Wire sheath is applied with filling gaps between conductors while giving wires a
round shape.
Equivalent
Technical details
PRS - H05RR-F
PRSn - H05RR-F
during....................................................................................................................... 15 minutes
Number and nominal area

of conductors, mm2

of conductors, mm2
20.75
21.0
21.5
22.5
30.75
31.0
31.5
32.5
40.75
41.0
41.5
42.5
50.75
51.0
51.5
52.5
Nominal thickness, mm
Of insulation
Of sheath
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.8
0.7
0.8
0.8
1.0
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.8
0.7
0.9
0.8
1.1
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.9
0.7
1.0
0.8
1.1
0.6
0.9
0.6
0.9
0.7
1.1
0.8
1.2
Outer dimensions for PVSn wires, mm

Min
Max
5.7
7.2
5.9
7.5
6.8
8.6
8.4
10.6
6.0
7.6
6.3
8.0
7.4
9.4
9.2
11.4
6.6
8.3
7.1
9.0
8.4
10.5
10.1
12.5
7.4
9.3
7.8
9.8
9.3
11.6
11.2
13.9
Outer dimensions for PVS wires, mm

Min
Max
6.0
6.6
6.4
7.0
7.4
8.2
6.4
7.0
6.8
7.6
8.0
8.8
7.0
7.8
-
Calculated weight of
1km of wires, kg
57.6
66.4
88.5
134.0
68.2
77.8
110.9
167.0
71.1
93.8
132.0
205.0
94.8
111.0
164.0
253.0
20.75
21.0
21.5
22.5
24.0
30.75
31.0
31.5
32.5
34.0
40.75
41.0
41.5
42.5
44.0
50.75
51.0
51.5
52.5
Of insulation
Of sheath
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.9
0.8
1.0
0.9
1.1
1.0
1.2
0.6
0.9
0.6
0.9
0.8
1.0
0.9
1.1
1.0
1.2
0.6
0.9
0.6
0.9
0.8
1.1
0.9
1.2
1.0
1.3
0.6
1.0
0.6
1.0
0.8
1.1
0.9
1.3
Outer dimensions for PRSn wires, mm

Min
Max
5.7
7.4
6.1
8.0
7.6
9.8
9.0
11.6
10.5
13.7
6.2
8.1
6.5
8.5
8.0
10.4
9.6
12.4
11.3
14.5
6.8
8.8
7.1
9.3
9.0
11.6
10.7
13.8
12.5
15.9
7.6
9.9
8.0
10.3
9.8
12.7
11.9
15.3
Outer dimensions for PRS wires, mm

Min
Max
6.0
7.0
6.6
7.6
8.8
9.3
6.5
7.5
7.0
8.1
8.6
10.0
-
1km of wires, kg
66.9
80.0
119.5
160.0
221.0
82.7
95.2
141.6
196.0
273.0
89.6
104.0
165.0
246.0
342.0
110.0
126.0
195.0
300.0
Note: the difference between any two values of outer diameter of wires that are not to be harnessed with fixed accessories with the same area (ovality) shall
not exceed 15% of maximum outer diameter whereas the ovality of wires that are to be harnessed with fixed accessories shall not exceed 5% of maximum
outer diameter.
Note: the difference between any two values of outer diameter of wires that are to be harnessed with fixed accessories with the same area (ovality) shall not
exceed 15% of maximum outer diameter, whereas the ovality of wires that are to be harnessed with fixed accessories shall not exceed 5% of maximum outer
diameter.
177
178
Oil resistant rubber sheathed and insulated
stranded copper conductor wire rated for up to
380 V for units rated for 360/660 V
Flexible PVC sheathed and insulated parallel

copper conductor cord rated for up to 380 V for

accessories

accessories
PRM
ShVVP
PRMn
ShVVPn
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly

utensils and similar machines and appliances as
well as for making extension cords which come in
contact with oils and greases rated for voltages of
up to 380 V for 380/660 V units.
2. Insulation - rubber in different identification colors. Identification colors for wires are stated in
3.Twisting insulated conductors are twisted without filling. It is allowed to twist insulated
4. Sheath oil resistant rubber. Wire sheath is applied with filling gaps between conductors while
giving wires a round shape. Sheath is black.
Cords are intended for connecting personal

hygiene and microclimate appliances, soldering
irons, chandeliers, kitchen electric and
mechanical devices, electronic appliances,
washing machines, refrigerators or similar to be
used in residential and official houses as well as
for making extension cords rated for voltages of
up to 380 V for 380/660 V units.
1.Conductor copper or tinned, (on customers request when an order is placed l is added to type
2. Insulation - PVC in different identification colors. Identification colors for wires are stated in
Appendix on page 186.
3.Conductor position insulated conductors are in parallel.
4. Sheath PVC. Cord sheath identification colors are stated in Appendix on page 186.
Equivalent
Technical details
Equivalent
Technical details
PRM - H05RN-F
PRMn - H05RN-F
Wires are resistant to oils
during....................................................................................................................... 15 minutes
ShVVP - H05VVH2-F
ShVVPn - H05VVH2-F
U cords are designed for operation at ambient temperatures ........................... between 40 and +40C
Other cords............................................................................................... between 25 and +40C
After submerging in water at (205C) during 1 hour cords shall withstand 2000 V 50 Hz AC voltage test
during....................................................................................................................... 15 minutes
Cords are flame-retadant if laid singly
Cord service life as function of resistance to opposite bending deformations at rated voltage at least....
Installed fault free operation for wires to be used in fixed electric appliances at least..12000 h
Cord construction length at least............................................................................................50 m
Cord service life at least .....................................................................................................6 years
Service life for cords to be used in fixed electronic appliances at least..10 years

of conductors, mm2
20.75
21.0
21.5
22.5
30.75
31.0
31.5
32.5
40.75
41.0
41.5
42.5
50.75
51.0
51.5
52.5
Of insulation
Of sheath
0.6
0.8
0.6
0.9
0.8
1.0
0.9
1.1
0.6
0.9
0.6
0.9
0.8
1.0
0.9
1.1
0.6
0.9
0.6
0.9
0.8
1.1
0.9
1.2
0.6
1.0
0.6
1.0
0.8
1.1
0.9
1.3
Outer dimensions for PRMn wires, mm

Min
Max
5.7
7.4
6.1
8.0
7.6
9.8
9.0
11.6
6.2
8.1
6.5
8.5
8.0
10.4
9.6
12.4
6.8
8.8
7.1
9.3
9.0
11.6
10.7
13.8
7.6
9.9
8.0
10.3
9.8
12.7
11.9
15.3
Outer dimensions for PRM wires, mm

Min
Max
6.0
7.0
6.6
7.6
8.0
9.3
6.5
7.5
7.0
8.1
8.6
10.0
-
1km of wires, kg

of conductors, mm2
74.8
89.8
133.4
199.1
91.4
104.7
154.6
232.9
107.4
123.2
195.7
286.3
130.9
148.3
227.9
348.0
20.5
20.75
Of insulation
Of sheath
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.6
Outer dimensions for ShVVPn cords, mm

Min
Max
3.04.9
3.75.9
3.25.2
3.86.3
Outer dimensions for ShVVP cords, mm

Min
Max
3.04.9
3.45.4
3.25.2
3.65.8
1km of wires, kg
25.4
32.5
Note: the difference between any two values of outer diameter of wires that are not to be harnessed with fixed accessories with the same area (ovality) shall
not exceed 15% of maximum outer diameter whereas the ovality of wires that are to be harnessed with fixed accessories shall not exceed 5% of maximum
outer diameter.
179
180
Extra flexible PVC insulated parallel copper
conductor cord rated for up to 380 V for units
rated for 360/660 V
Two parallel PVC insulated conductor cord

ShVPT
ShVP

accessories
ShVPn
Application
Assembly
ShVP cords are intended for connecting

electronic appliances, domestic lighting devices,
microclimate appliances, kitchen electric and
mechanical devices, electric fans or similar
rated for voltages of up to 380 V for 380/660 V
units, if the cord is exposed to slight mechanical
deformations.
1.Conductor copper or tinned, (on customers request when an order is placed l is added to type
2. Insulation - PVC applied on the conductors placed in parallel on the same plane with a separation between
conductors of at least 1.6 mm. Identification colors for cords are stated in Appendix on page 186.
3.Conductor position insulated conductors are in parallel.
4. Sheath PVC. Cord sheath identification colors are stated in Appendix on page 186.
Equivalent
Technical details
ShVP - H03VH-F
ShVVPn - H03VH-F
U cords are designed for operation at ambient temperatures ........................... between 40 and +40C
Other cords............................................................................................... between 25 and +40C
After submerging in water at (205C) during 1 hour cords shall withstand 2000 V 50 Hz AC voltage test
during....................................................................................................................... 15 minutes
Cord service life as function of resistance to opposite bending deformations at rated voltage at least....
Installed fault free operation for wires to be used in fixed electric appliances at least.............. 12000 h
Number and nominal Nominal insulation

area of conductors,
thickness, mm
mm2
20.5
20.75
0.8
0.8
Outer dimensions for ShVPn

cords, mm
Min
Max
2.44.9
3.05.9
2.65.2
3.16.3
Outer dimensions for ShVVP

cords, mm
Min
Max
2.54.9
2.85.6
2.75.4
3.06.0
Application
Assembly
ShVPT cords are only intended for fitting portable

car lamps rated for voltages of up to 42 V.
1.Conductor copper, multiwire, wire diameter range of up to 0.16 mm class 4 as per IEC 60228, roundshaped, nominal area 0.2 mm2
2. Insulation - PVC 0.55 mm thick is applied on the conductors placed in parallel on the same plane,
insulation thickness between conductors being at least 0.8 mm. The cord is made in black or other
color, which is to be agreed upon when placing an order.
Technical details
Cords are designed for operation at ambient temperatures .............................. between 40 and +90C
Cords are resistant to temperature changes................................................... between 25 and +80C
Cords are resistant to effects of high temperature of +150C during......................................... 8 hours
Cords are flame-retadant
Cords are resistant to oils and petrol
Insulated conductors are separated from each other without being damaged when a force of 3 to 30N is
applied at length of at least................................................................................................. 50 mm
Cord bending radius at least................................................................................................ 1.5 mm
Cords allow for 200 winding and unwinding cycles on the reel with barrel diameter of 15 mm and tensile
strength of at least 110 N including temperatures of at least 20C during their service life.
Electric resistance of insulation for 1 km length at 20C at least.................................................0.1
Size type
ShVPT 20.2
Nominal outer diameter, mm, at least

1.83.6
Calculated weight of 1km of cords, kg

9.6
Calculated
weight of 1km of
cords, kg
21.0
27.1
181
182
WIRES FOR INDUSTRIAL EXPLOSION WORK APPLICATIONS
PARALLEL CONDUCTOR WIRES FOR INDUSTRIAL

EXPLOSION WORK APPLICATIONS
VP PE insulated copper conductor wires
VPp Overall PE insulated two parallel copper conductor wire
Application
Assembly
VP wires are intended for industrial explosion

work applications. 0.5 mm diameter conductor
wires are used as electric ignition output
terminals. 0.8 mm diameter and 0.7 mm
double conductor wires are used for main line
applications.
Wires are intended for a short time operation at
380 V and instantaneous operation at alternate
current voltage of 660 V and direct current
voltage of 1500 V.
It is allowed to use wires at the instantaneous
direct current voltage of 3000 V.
1.Conductor copper, single wire, round-shaped, 0.5 mm or 0.8 mm and 0.7 mm of diameter.
2. Insulation - PE 0.55 mm. Double wire Insulation identification colors are different from each other.
3. Twisting - double conductor wire insulated conductors are twisted with a lay length of not more than
20 diameters of cabling.
Technical details
Electric resistance of conductor to direct current as calculated at 20C and 1 km length is equal to:

For 0.5 mm diameter conductor wire up to.........................................................................93


Wire and insulated conductors shall withstand AC voltage test at frequencies of at least 50 HZ per
passage:

For 0.5 mm diameter conductor wire up to...................................................................... 3000 V

For 0.7 and 0.8 mm diameter conductor wire up to........................................................... 5000 V
Construction length:

For 0.5 mm diameter conductor wire up to..................................................................... 1500 m

For 0.7 and 0.8 mm diameter conductor wire up to............................................................ 500 m
Guarantee time......................................................................................... 1 year from manufacture
Nominal conductor
diameter, mm
0.5
0.7
0.8
0.7
1
1
1
2
Nominal insulation
thickness, mm
0.35
0.60
0.60
0.60
Maximum outer dimensions, mm

1.4
2.1
2.3
4.4
1km of wires, kg
2.7
5.7
7.0
11.8
Application
Assembly
Wires are intended for use as electric ignition

output terminals.
Wires are intended for a short time operation at
380 V and instantaneous operation at alternate
current voltage of 660 V and direct current
voltage of 1500 V.
It is allowed to use wires at the instantaneous
direct current voltage of 3000 V.
1.Conductor copper, single wire, round-shaped, 0.4 mm and 0.5 mm of diameter.

2.Insulation - PE is applied on the conductors placed in parallel on the same plane.
Technical details
Wires are resistant to the effects of low ambient temperatures......................................down to 60C
Electric resistance of conductor to direct current as calculated at 20C and 1 km length is equal to:

For 0.4 mm diameter conductor wire up to.......................................................................150

Wire and insulated conductors shall withstand 4200 V 50 Hz AC voltage test per passage:
Insulated conductors are separated from each other without being damaged when a force is applied of
up to.................................................................................................................................3.92 N
For 0.7 and 0.8 mm diameter conductor wire up to................................................................... 500 m
Guarantee shelf life..................................................................................3 years from manufacture
Nominal conductor
diameter, mm
0.4
0.5
2
2
Nominal insulation
thickness, mm
0.40
0.35
Maximum outer dimensions, mm

1.32.6
1.32.6
1km of wires, kg
3.7
5.3
183
184
WINDING WIRES FOR SUBMERSIBLE ELECTRIC MOTOR
APPLICATIONS
INSTALLATION WIRES FOR WATER SUBMERSIBLE ELECTRIC

MOTOR APPLICATIONS
PVDP LDPE and HDPE two layer insulated single conductor wire
VPP PE sheathed and insulated single copper conductor wire rated for voltages of 380 and 660 V
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
VP wires are intended for submersible electric

motor stator winding applications when operating
continuously in artesian well water at voltages of
up to 660 V AC 40 to 60 Hz.
1.Conductor annealed copper, single wire or multiwire depending on the conductor diameter.
2. Inner Insulation LDPE (low density polyethelene).
3. Outer Insulation HDPE (high density polyethelene).
Wires are intended for connecting to electric

mains rated for AC voltages of 380 and 660 V
50 Hz for fixed position operation applications
when operating continuously in artesian well
water under pressure of 6.86x106 Pa at ambient
temperatures between 40 and 80C.
1.Conductor annealed copper, single wire or multiwire depending on the conductor diameter.
2. Inner Insulation LDPE (low density polyethelene).
3. Outer Insulation HDPE (high density polyethelene).
Technical details
Wires are resistant to changes of ambient temperatures...............................between 40C and +80C

Wires are resistant to high operating pressure................................................................. 6.86x106 Pa
Wires shall be installed at ambient air temperature of............................................................. 40C
Bending radius when installing at least..................................................................10 wire diameters
Wires shall withstand AC voltage test 50 Hz during 5 min after 3 hours submersion in water:
When accepted and delivered:

Wires rated for 380 V................................................................................................... 2000 V

During operation and storage:


Electric resistance of wire insulation measured after 3 hours submersion in water and as calculated per
1 km length at least:
When accepted and delivered:

Wires rated for 380 V . ..............................................................................................1000 M

Wires rated for 660 V ................................................................................................2500 M
During operation and storage:

Wires rated for 380 V.....................................................................................................100 V

Wires rated for 660 V.....................................................................................................250 V
Average wire life time:
At 50C, at least........................................................................................................ 32000 h
At 65C, at least........................................................................................................ 32000 h
At 80C, at least........................................................................................................ 32000 h
Average service life at least ................................................................................................6 years
Wires are resistant to the effects of temperatures........................................ between 50C and +80C
Permissible operating pressure up to................................................................................. 7.09 Mpa
Electric resistance of wire insulation measured in water at 2510C after it has been kept underwater
for it least 1 hour as calculated per 1 km length at least........................................................ 500 M
Wires shall withstand 3500 V 50 Hz AC voltage test in water at 2510C after they have been kept
underwater for it least 1 hour
Insulation is elastic when winding this around a mandrel which diameter is equal to five times
maximum outer diameter of wire
Wire insulation is mechanically strong and shall withstand at 2510C...............................................
at least 100 double pulls-through.
Wire service life at operating temperature of 80 oC.................................................... at least 16000 h
Guarantee shelf life..................................................................................3 years from manufacture
Nominal diameter of single

conductor and calculated
diameter of multiwire
conductor, mm
1.40
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.12
2.36
2.50
2.80
3.18
3.54
3.75
3.96
4.50
4.80
5.30
5.90
6.25
Nominal radial thickness of

Number of wires
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
7
7
7
7
7
19
19
19
LDPE insulation
HDPE insulation
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.20
0.20
0.25
0.25
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.35
0.35
0.35
Nominal total radial

outer diam- Calculated weight of
insulation thickness, Maximum
eter of wire, mm
1km of wires, kg
mm
0.45
0.45
0.50
0.50
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.70
0.70
0.70
0.70
0.70
0.70
0.75
0.75
0.75
2.42
2.65
2.95
3.15
3.50
3.70
3.82
4.20
4.70
5.20
5.40
5.75
6.25
6.50
7.15
7.80
8.25
16.2
20.7
26.2
31.7
36.4
44.3
52.2
60.8
64.7
79.0
88.1
97.6
125.0
140.0
167.0
205.0
228.0
Wire construction
length, m
95
90
85
80
55
70;94
70
70
65
50
120
110
155
150
140
135
60
Technical details
Nominal conductor
area, mm2
1.2
1.5
2
2.5
3
4
5
6
8
10
16
25
35
50
70
Nominal thickness of insulation and sheath of wires, mm, rated for

380 V
660 V
insulation
sheath
insulation
sheath
0.6
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.6
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.6
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.6
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.8
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.8
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.8
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.8
1.2
0.8
1.2
1.0
1.2
0.8
1.2
1.0
1.5
0.8
1.5
1.0
1.5
1.0
1.5
1.2
1.5
1.0
1.5
1.2
1.5
1.2
1.5
1.4
1.5
1.2
1.5
1.4
1.5
Maximum outer diameter of wires,

mm, rated for
380 V
5.4
5.6
5.9
6.1
6.6
6.9
7.2
7.5
8.1
8.6
10.4
12.5
13.4
15.1
16.9
660 V
5.7
5.8
6.1
6.3
6.8
7.1
7.3
7.7
8.6
9.8
10.8
12.9
13.8
15.5
17.3
Calculated weight of 1km of wires,

kg rated for
380 V
27.2
30.5
37.5
43.0
54.1
61.9
74.9
83.2
105.0
128.0
196.0
318.0
394.0
525.0
731.0
660 V
28.7
32.0
39.2
44.8
55.6
63.9
76.6
85.3
107.0
141.0
203.0
325.0
403.0
535.0
743.0
Construction
length
90
90
110
110
110
360
360
142
142
190
100
113
77
375
600
185
186
TRACTOR PVC INSULATED WIRES
THIN WALL INSULATION WIRES FOR VEHICLE

APPLICATIONS
PVA Extra flexible heat resistant PVC insulated single copper conductor wire
PGVA Extra flexible PVC insulated single copper conductor wire
PVAM Extra flexible heat resistant thin wall PVC insulated single copper conductor wire
Application
Assembly
Application
Assembly
Tractor PVC insulated wires are intended for

connecting tractor electric equipment and
devices rated for voltages of up to 48 V and are
manufactured for cars designed for service in
moderate and tropical climate conditions at ambient
air temperatures between 40C and +45C and
relative air humidity of up to 90% at temperatures of
up to +27C as well as for cars designed for service in
cold climate conditions at ambient air temperatures
between 60C and +40C.
PVA wires are used for connecting auto and
tractor equipment and devices operating at
high temperature where high flexibility is
required. PVA wires are used at temperatures
between 40C and +105C. PGVA wires are
used at temperatures between 40C (for HL
climatization) and +70C.
1.Conductor copper, round-shaped, multiwire

2. Insulation PVC. Wire insulation carries solid or combined coloring, which should be specified when
placing the order. Combined coloring is done by combining parallel stripes of two colors, one of them
being the main one. The auxiliary color is made up of two stripes. Main and auxiliary colors meet those
specified in Appendix on page 186. Total width of the auxiliary color stripes is less than that of the
main color stripes. The combined coloring identification includes the identifications of the main and
auxiliary colors where the main color identification should be the first one. It is allowed to supply the
wire of any color unless certain colors are specified in the order.
Thin wall insulation wires are intended for making

flexible connections between vehicles and devices
that operate at high temperatures rated for voltages
of up to 48 V DC. Prior to use the wires should be
kept in the normal climatic conditions as per GOST
1510 at least 24 hours.
1.Conductor copper, round-shaped, multiwire

2. Insulation PVC. Wire insulation carries solid or combined coloring, which should be specified when
placing the order. Combined coloring is done by combining parallel stripes of two colors, one of them
being the main one. The auxiliary color consists of two opposite longitudinal stripes. If agreed upon by
the customer a single stripe wire can be manufactured. The auxiliary color is made up of two stripes.
Main and auxiliary colors meet those specified in Appendix on page 186. Total width of the auxiliary
color stripes is less than that of the main color stripes. The combined coloring identification includes
the identifications of the main and auxiliary colors where the main color identification should be the
first one. It is allowed to supply the wire of any color unless certain colors are specified in the order.
Equivalent
Technical details
PVAM - FLRY
Wires are resistant to the effects of high operating temperature............................................. +105C

Wires are resistant to heat overload during 48 hours at........................................................... +120C
Wires are resistant to the effects of low ambient temperature................................................... -40C
Wires are resistant to heat shrinkage during 15 minutes at...................................................... +150C
Wires are resistant to deformation at.................................................................................... +80C
Wires are flame-retadant if laid singly.
Wires are resistant to wear-down
Wires are dynamically strong when bent
Wires shall withstand installation and operation bends with bending radius of at least 10 maximum
outer wire diameters at temperatures not lower than................................................................ -30C
Specific volume electric resistance of insulation at +70C is equal to at least........................ 1010 xcm
Wires shall withstand AC voltage test 50 to 1000 Hz per passage for conductor areas as follows:

0.35 mm2........................................................................................................................3 kV

0.35 mm2 and greater.......................................................................................................5 kV
Wires shall withstand 1 kV 50 Hz AC voltage test in saline solution during 30 minutes with voltage
increments for conductor areas as follows:

0.35 mm2................................................................................................................up to 3 kV

0.35 mm2 and greater.............................................................................................. up to 5 kV
Wire guarantee service life..........................................................3 years from putting into operation
Wire service life (to be calculated from the date of manufacture...............................................8 years
Equivalent
PVA - H07V2-K
PGVA - OLFLEX tr UCK 170 or OLFLEX tr UCK SPIREX
Technical details
Application temperature range:

For PVA wires................................................................................. between 40C and +105C

For PGVA wires........................................................... between 40C (for HL - 60C) and +70C
Wires are resistant to the effects of diesel fuels, oils and petrol
Wires are resistant to cracking
T wires are resistant to fungus attack
PGVA wires are flame-retadant if laid singly.
UHL climatization PGVA wires are resistant to multiple impacts with acceleration of 1470 m/c2 and
impact duration of 1 to 5 ms at 60C
PGVA wires are tread-down at +110C during 8 hours
HL climatization PGVA wires are resistant to the effects of installation and operation bendings with
bending radius of at least ten maximum outer diameters of wire at temperatures not lower than 60C;
T and U climatization PGVA wires and U climatization PVA wires at temperatures not lower than 30C;
Flexibility factor of HL climatization PGVA wires at changes of ambient temperatures between 60C
and +2510C not greater than................................................................................................... 10
Wire construction length, at least:

For areas from 0.5 to 25 mm2.......................................................................................... 100 m

For areas from 35 to 95 mm2.............................................................................................50 m
Minimum wire service life in operation modes and conditions allowed in specifications at least:

For PVA wires at 105C................................................................................................. 5000 h



For PGVA wires at 70C............................................................................................... 20000 h
Wire service life during which the service is ensured............................................................. 10 years
Nominal conductor area,

mm2
Nominal conductor
area, mm2
0.5
0.75
1
1.5
2.5
4
6
10
16
16
25
35
50
70
95
Nominal diameter of wire for wire

types not greater than, mm
PVA
0.21
0.21
0.27
0.33
0.27
0.33
0.33
0.41
0.41
0.41
0.41
0.41
-
PGVA
0.31
0.31
0.31
0.33
0.43
0.53
0.65
0.84
0.67
0.67
0.82
0.69
0.71
0.71
0.82
Electric resistance of conductor

when wire types s are accepted and
supplied not greater than, *
PVA
PGVA
39.000
40.500
26.000
25.200
19.500
19.800
13.200
13.200
7.980
8.050
4.950
4.890
3.300
3.110
1.910
1.990
1.210
1.210
1.210
1.210
0.780
0.809
0.554
0.551
0.394
0.277
0.203
Nominal insulation thickness,

mm
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.8
1.0
1.35
1.0
1.2
1.2
1.4
1.4
1.6
Outer diameter of wire for wire

types not greater than, mm
PVA
2.3
2.6
2.7
3.0
3.9
4.5
5.5
6.7
9.0
10.8
11.6
-
PGVA
2.3
2.6
2.7
3.0
3.8
4.5
5.3
6.7
8.6
10.8
11.6
14.9
16.9
18.3
Calculated weight of 1km of wires

for wire types (reference), kg
PVA
9
12
15
20
33
50
73
115
186
269
374
-
PGVA
10
13
15
21
33
50
74
117
182
263
385
526
734
1003
0.35
0.5
0.75
1.0
1.5
2.5
4
6
Nominal diameter of wire

for wire types not greater
than, mm
0.21
0.21
0.21
0.21
0.26
0.26
0.31
0.31
Electric resistance of
conductor not greater
than, *
52.0
37.1
24.7
18.5
12.7
7.6
4.7
3.1
Minimum insulation
thickness, mm
0.20
0.22
0.24
0.24
0.24
0.28
0.32
0.32
Outer diameter of wires not greater than, mm

Min
Max
1.2
1.4
1.4
1.6
1.7
1.9
1.9
2.1
2.2
2.4
2.7
3.0
3.4
3.7
4.0
4.3
Calculated weight of 1km

of wires for wire types
(reference), kg
4.63
6.25
9.23
12.3
17.0
27.4
44.3
60.1
*- electric resistance of conductor to direct current as calculated per 1 km length and temperature of 20C
*- the electric resistance of conductor at the end of service and storage shall account for not greater than 120% of the values given in the table above
187
188
HEATING WIRES
REACTOR WIRES
PNSV PVC/PE insulated single steel conductor wire
Application
Assembly
Wires are intended for heating oil and gas industry

objects, monolith and reinforced concrete as well as
floor heaters at voltages of up to 380 V AC 50 Hz or
up to 1000 V DC.
1.Conductor steel, single, round-shaped

2. Insulation PVC or PE 0.8 mm thick.
PBRA paper insulated aluminum conductor reactor wire
PBRAV PVC insulated aluminum conductor reactor wire
Technical details
Wires are resistant to changes of ambient temperatures............................... between 60C and +50C
Maximum permissible operating temperature......................................................................... +80C
Wires shall be installed at ambient air temperature of............................................................. 15C
Wires are resistant to the effects of water and 20% salt water solution or 30% Ca(OH)2 or NOH alkaline
solution
Bending radius when installing at least..................................................................5 outer diameters
Minimum bending radius..................................................................................................... 25 mm
Installed wires shall not cross or touch one another, distance between the wires shall be at least.. 15 mm
Wire operation modes are as follows: intermittent or continuous
The heating section is powered via cold terminals. We recommend you to place the connection cold
terminal and heating leads outside the heated area. The connection between a cold terminal and
heating leads is made by soldering with copper bandage using terminal boxes or bushings. It is allowed
to use any other method that ensures the operating safety of the connection. In order to ensure that
the heat field is homogenous we recommend you to wrap the wires
with metallic foil..............................................................................................0.2 to 0.5 mm thick
It is allowed to make heating sections of 2 to 3 wire lengths whilst the connection between the
conductors of the lengths can be bade using any method that ensures that the connection is of quality.
Electric resistance of wire insulation as calculated per 1 km length and temperature
of 205C at least................................................................................................................. 1 M
Wire service life at least.................................................................................................... 16 years
Wire type
Number of
conductors
PNSV
PNSV
PNSV
1
1
1
Conductor assembly
Nominal
Number of wires
diameter of
wires, mm
1
1.0
1
1.2
1
1.4
Nominal value
of electric
resistance of
conductor to
direct current
0.22
0.12
0.11
Nominal outer
diameter of wire,
mm
Construction
length, m
2.6
2.8
3.0
80
110
140
Specific power of
Length of
Calculated weight heating section heating section
at 200V at
at 200V at
of 1km of wire
t=20C, kg
t=20C, W/m
18.0
19.0
20.0
80
110
140
20
20
20
Application
Assembly
Reactor wires are intended for winding current

limiting reactors (in order to ensure the end-of-life
equipment operation and for repair purposes).
PBRA wires are intended for winding dry current
limiting reactors designed for the indoor operation.
PBRAV wires are intended for winding current
limiting reactors designed for the indoor and
outdoor operation.
1. Conductor aluminum, round-shaped, multiwire twisted to form a right cabling. The adjacent layers
are twisted in opposite directions. The direction of the upper layer of wires is right.
2.Isolator PBRAV wire is fitted with a synthetic film wrapped around the conductor It is allowed to
produce the wire without a synthetic film.
3. Insulation for PBRA wire a non-saturated cable paper tape is applied around the conductor with
a 10% gap. Radial thickness of paper insulation is at least 0.7 mm. For wires with 240 mm2 area and
greater an outer wire layer is separated with a paper insulation that is at least 0.1 mm thick, whilst
the insulation thickness over the conductor is at least 0.6 mm thick. For PBRAV wire a dark color PVC
insulation is applied over the conductor.
4. Braiding - for PBRA wire a cotton yarn braiding or textile taping is applied over the paper insulation.
Technical details
Electric resistance of aluminum conductors to direct current as calculated per 1 km length and
temperature of 20C not greater than.................................................................................. 29.69
Wire guarantee shelf life...........................................................1 years from the date of manufacture
Wire service life is subject to the concrete reactor life time
Nominal area of conductor, number of wires, nominal diameter of wire,

nominal outer diameter and calculated weight of PBRA wire are in accordance
with those given in the table below
Nominal area of
wire, mm2
Plastic insulated wires for concrete thermal

treatment applications
240
320
400
Nominal
Nominal outer
weight
Number of wires diameter of wire, diameter of wire, Calculated
of 1km of wire
mm
mm
37
2.84
22.7
703
37
3.28
25.8
925
37
3.66
28.5
1148
Nominal area of conductor, number and diameter wires in conductor, nominal

insulation thickness, maximum outer diameter and calculated weight of
PBRAV wire are in accordance with those given in the table below
Nominal area
of wire, mm2
Number of
wires
Nominal
diameter of
wire, mm
Nominal
insulation
thickness, mm
300
320
37
37
3.2
3.28
2.0
1.2
Maximum
outer
diameter of
wire, mm
27.5
27.5
Calculated
weight of 1km
of wire
1021
1014
PNPZh and PNVZh
Application
Assembly
The above wires are intended for heating monolith

and reinforced concrete in fixed installation
conditions. They are rated for alternate voltages of
up to 110 V 50 Hz or DC voltages of up to 220 V.
1. Conductor: solid galvanized steel wire.

2. Insulation: PE or PVC. Insulation is applied over the the conductors laid in parallel on the same
plane so that these may be separated by a tape base. The nominal dimensions for a separator base are:
2,0x0,5mm. Wire insulation can be in any color.
Technical details
Number and Maximum outer diam- Calculated weight

nominal
eter (outer dimenof 1 km of cable, kg
diameter of
sions) of wires,mm
(reference)
conductors,
PNPZh
PNVZh
PNPZh
PNVZh
mm
11.2
2.8
2.8
13.5
15.5
21.2
2.87.6 2.87.6
28.4
33.0
Wires are resistant to low ambient temperatures of .................................................... down to 40

Wires are resistant to ambient temperature fluctuations .......................between 40 and +50
Wires are resistant to water and 20% water NaCl solution or 30% () 2 or N alkaline solution.
Wire bending radius, minimum: ............................................................... 10 design wire thicknesses
Maximum permissible wire operating temperature.................................................................... 70
Electric wire insulation resistance as calculated per 1 km length and at 20, minimum................ 1 M
DC electric conductor resistance rating as calculated per 1 km length and at 20, ......................140
When installed the wires shall not cross or touch each other nor shall they touch the boxing or come in
contact with wooden imbedded items. The heating wires shall not be on the surface of concrete during
the operation.
Guarantee service life................................................................2 years from putting into operation.
Total time of cumulative wire current load operation percentage shall account for minimum 35% of
operation time
189
190
MINE HEAD LIGHT CORDS
AShPV PVC sheathed and insulated copper conductor cord
Application
Assembly
PVC sheathed and insulated mine helm-light cords

are intended for connecting a mine helm-light to
the battery rated for voltages of up to 12 V. It is not
allowed to make knots of the cords. If the insulation
gets damaged, swollen or loosened or the core gets
broken or the conductors heat up excessively the
cord must be put out of service.
1. Conductor copper, round-shaped, multiwire, class 6 as per IEC 60228.

2. Insulation PVC 0.5 mm thick. Insulated conductor are of different color.
3. Twisting insulated conductors are twisted around a reinforcement mandrel of polyether threads.
4. Sheath PVC, oil resistant PVC for AShPVM cords. Insulation is 1.4 mm thick.
Technical details
Cords are resistant to the effects of high operating temperatures................................. of up to.+105C
Cords are resistant to the effects of low operating temperatures................................ of down to -40C
Cords are resistant to the effects of fungus
Cords are resistant to the effects of alkaline electrolytes and week acid solutions
Maximum bending radius of the cord under the cover of the battery shall be equal to ...........................
at least 0.75 of the nominal outer diameter of the cord
Maximum bending radius of the cord between the helm-light and the battery shall be equal to..............
at least 2 nominal diameters of the cord
Electric resistance of conductors and finished cords to direct current as calculated per 1 km length and
temperature of 20C not greater than.................................................................................. 0.034
Cords shall withstand 1 kV 50 Hz AC voltage test during..............2 minutes without submerging in water
Continuously permissible cord conductor heating temperature............................................up to 65C
Maximum current not greater than 8 A, maximum current passage time shall be...................................
not greater than 1 h a day
Cord construction length............................................................................................at least 33 m
Guarantee service life............................................................ 12 months from putting into operation
Cord service life.................................................................................................at least 24 months
Cord type, number

and nominal area of
conductors, mm2
AshPV 21
AshPV 31
AshPV 30.5
AshPV 50.5
AshPV 60.5
AshPV 30.75
Nominal outer
diameter, mm
9.0
9.0
8.9
8.9
8.9
9.0
Calculated weight
of 1 km of cord, kg
(reference)
102
111
100
96.8
146
115
Wire Nets
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192
W i r e Ne t s
METAL WEAVING
PRODUCTION FACILITIES
WOVEN WIRE NETS
Metal weaving production found its mild beginnings in 1922. Kolchugino non-ferrous metal processing
works was given 13 metal weaving lathes by award of VSHN from the liquidated Moscow factory of
Glavbumprom. The first workers came along with the machines.
In 1939 the shop was incorporated into Electrocable Works. By this time it had become the best unit of
the factory in terms of economic figures.
In 1984 a technical upgrade was done, shuttle type machines being taken over by foil type ones more
productive and easy in use.
The shop also rode out the hard years of perestroyka.
Today it is a steadily operating factory unit that carries up-to-date machines, flexible manufacturing
processes and qualified personnel allowing to produce a wide range of wire meshes to DIN, ISO, GOST
and TU standards as well as drawing dies to be used in the manufacture of wires.
The wire meshes being manufactured find applications in aerospace, chemical, oil refining, abrasive and
other industries of Russia, the FSU Republics and countries further abroad.
Our manufacturing facilities have all the production departments necessary to produce meshes on a
regular basis.
The factorys wire mesh manufacture features a full cycle from wire drawing and production tool
manufacture to finished products.
1. Drawing die department: manufacture of natural and artificial diamond drawing tools;
2. Drawing department: manufacture of wires in various metals and alloys of the diameters desired;
3. Annealing department: wire thermal treatment to recover their plastic properties after the drawing
process;
4. Reed department: manufacture of reeds and metal weaving tooling;
5. Preparatory department: winding wires around a winding shaft of a metal weaving machine and
stringing carrier wires into a remise and reed;
6. Weaving department: making wire meshes with metal weaving machines;
7. Quality control department: quality monitoring and finished wire mesh acceptance in accordance
with applicable standards.
THE DRAWING TOOLS

FOR MANUFACTRURING WIRES IN VARIOUS METALLS AND ALLOYS
Once established the wire net production facilities called for large quantities of the finest tools, a
diamond drawing die manufacturing facility being organized to this end in 1949.
The machines and diamond crystal facing to finished diamond drawing die polishing processes were
sourced in Germany. Now the up-to-date laser equipment is applied in manufacturing the diamond
drawing dies. EDER Austrian-made state-of-the-art machines are used for ultrasonic and polishing
treatments of crystals.
COMPAX drawing die production has been mastered, the raw materials for artificial dies being certified
and confirmed under ISO 9002 1994.
Electrocable Works manufactures new diamond and artificial dies as well as tungsten carbide ones
(BK-6, BK-9) and reconditions the used ones. The drawing dies being manufactured come both as routes
taking into account the process reductions and in individual diameters with tolerance ranges required
by the users.
Electrocable Works produces and sells the drawing dies of natural diamonds with diameters of 0.03 to
0.40 mm;
Artificial diamonds with a bore diameter range between 04. and 7.00 mm and tungsten carbide drawing
dies (BK-6, BK-9) with a bore diameter range between 04. and 7.00 mm.
Natural and artificial diamond drawing die casings are made in brass (-59-1 quality). Tungsten
carbide drawing die casings are made in steel. (CT-3 quality). The symmetry of the working cone,
lubricating and calibrating zone is ensured, the ovality being excluded.
The tolerance for the diameter of a drawing die can be ensured on a customers request. Drawing die
diameter can be repolished many times to obtain the next size within the route enabling you to use the
drawing tool until it gets completely destroyed throughout the lifetime of a crystal.
Material: brass L-80, bronze BrOF 6.5-0.4, nickel NP-2,

copper M1 and stainless steel
03H18N9T-VI and 12H18N10T
Square mesh wire nets

in L-80, NP-2 and BrOF 6.5-0.4
Mesh
number
004
0045
005
0056
0063
0071
008
009
01
0112
0125
014
016
018
02
0224
025
028
0315
0355
04
045
05
056
063
07
08
09
1
1.25
1.6
2
2.5
Mesh size
Wire
Number of
in the
diameter, meshes per 1
light, mm
mm
cm2, pcs
0.040
0.030
20420.0
0.045
0.036
15252.0
0.050
0.036
13526.0
0.056
0.040
10858.0
0.063
0.040
9428.0
0.071
0.050
6823.0
0.080
0.055
5491.0
0.090
0.060
4435.0
0.100
0.060
3906.0
0.112
0.080
2714.0
0.125
0.080
2381.0
0.140
0.090
1892.0
0.160
0.100
1482.0
0.180
0.120
1109.0
0.200
0.120
980.0
0.244
0.120
847.0
0.250
0.120
729.0
0.280
0.140
566.0
0.315
0.160
445.0
0.355
0.160
376.0
0.400
0.160
320.0
0.450
0.200
237.0
0.500
0.250
177.0
0.560
0.250
151.0
0.630
0.300
116.0
0.700
0.300
100.0
0.800
0.300
83.0
0.900
0.400
59.1
1.000
0.400
51.0
1.250
0.400
37.2
1.600
0.500
22.6
2.000
0.500
16.0
2.5
0.500
11.2
Manufacturing precision
All alloys
Bronze, L- 80
Weight of 1m2 of alloy mesh, kg

Nickel alloy bronze
brass
0.183
0.181
0.227
0.225
0.215
0.212
0.237
0.235
0.221
0.219
0.292
0.288
0.284
0.272
0.270
0.264
0.342
0.338
0.332
0.320
0.320
0.311
0.475
0.471
0.462
0.445
0.440
0.433
0.501
0.496
0.487
0.548
0.542
0.532
0.664
0.643
0.624
0.581
0.539
0.666
0.647
0.771
0.749
0.689
0.636
0.882
0.857
1.157
1.070
1.351
1.242
1.145
1.128
1.697
1.575
1.575
1.337
1.647
1.440
1.379
1.148
Woven copper wire nets

Mesh number
32/32
14/14
10/7
6/6
6/5
Mesh size
in the light,
mm
0.21x0.21
0.56x0.56
0.75x1.10
1.3x1.3
1.3x1.6
Wire
diameter,
mm
0.1
0.15
0.25
0.35
0.35
Number
of wires per 1 dm
of mesh, pcs.
322
141
100/74
60
60/51
Number
of meshes
per 1 cm2, pcs
1037
199
74
36
31
Weight of 1 m2
of M-1 alloy
mesh, kg
0.459
0.545
0.780
1.043
0.964
Woven filter wire nets in NP-2

Mesh number
50/400
80/720
Number of wires per 1 cm2, pcs

Carrier
weft
50
400
80
720
Wire diameter
Carrier
Weft
0.080
0.052
0.052
0.035
Weight of 1m2
of mesh
1.003
0.706
193
194
W i r e Ne t s
Control wire nets for laboratory sieves
(ISO 3310-1-90) in BrOF 6.5-0.4, L-80, 03H18N9T-VI and 12H18N10T
Mesh
number
Mesh size
in the light,
mm
Wire
diameter,
mm
0045
0053
0075
009
0106
0125
015
018
0212
025
03
0425
06
071
0.045
0.053
0.075
0.090
0.106
0.125
0.150
0.180
0.212
0.250
0.3
0.425
0.6
0.71
0.036
0.040
0.050
0.070
0.070
0.090
0.1
0.110
0.140
0.160
0.2
0.220
0.250
0.300
Average mesh side size

Measured Interlacing
section
Min
Max
length, mm
0.0419
0.0481
2
SERGE
0.0496
0.0564
2
SERGE
0.0709
0.0791
2
SERGE
0.0854
0.0946
5
SERGE
0.1008
0.1112
5
SERGE
0.1192
0.1308
5
SERGE
0.1434
0.1566
5
SERGE
0.1724
0.1876
10
LINEN
0.2033
0.2207
10
LINEN
0.2401
0.2599
10
LINEN
0.2880
0.3120
10
LINEN
0.409
0.441
10
LINEN
0.579
0.621
25
LINEN
0.685
0.735
30
LINEN
Material
Weight
of 1m2
of alloy
mesh, kg
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
Brass
0.225
0.245
0.285
0.429
0.390
0.527
0.560
0.584
0.779
0.874
1.120
1.050
1.029
1.247
Woven square mesh wire nets to in 03H18N9T-VI
160/1100
130/900
125/730
80/400
No C 685
Number of wires of
carrier per 1 dm, pcs
Nominal
685
tolerance
+/-25
Number of wires
of weft per 1 dm, pcs
Nominal diameter
of wire, mm
Nominal
6250
carrier
0.064
tolerance
+/-625
0.525
0.657
0.660
0.493
0.621
0.452
0.287
0.284
0.308
0.214
0.165
Wire
diameter,
mm
0.1
0.15
0.25
0.35
0.35
Number
of wires per 1 dm
of mesh, pcs.
322
141
100/74
60
60/51
Number
of meshes
per 1 cm2, pcs
1037
199
74
36
31
Weight of 1 m2
of M-1 alloy
mesh, kg
0.459
0.545
0.780
1.043
0.964
04
020
016
016
014
014
008
0074
0071
0056
0040
0.4
0.20
0.16
0.16
0.14
0.14
0.08
0.074
0.071
0.056
0.040
Woven copper wire nets

Mesh number
Mesh size
in the light,
mm
0.21x0.21
0.56x0.56
0.75x1.10
1.3x1.3
1.3x1.6
Wire diameter
Carrier
0.028
0.036
0.040
0.050
Weft
0.020
0.0250
0.0280
0.0280
weft
0.032
Estimated
weight of
1 m2 of
Tolerance wire, kg
+/-10
0.65
Web width, mm
Nominal
1000
Woven square mesh wire nets in 12H18N10T

Wire net No
Size of mesh side

against light, mm
Nominal diameter
of wire, mm
Transparent area
of wire net, %
04
04
045
045
05
05
05
055
055
063
063
07
07
07
08
08
09
09
1
1
1
0.4
0.4
0.45
0.45
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.55
0.55
0.63
0.63
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.8
0.9
0.9
1.0
1.0
1.0
0.20
0.25
0.20
0.25
0.20
0.25
0.30
0.22
0.28
0.25
0.32
0.22
0.28
0.32
0.25
0.32
0.22
0.36
0.25
0.32
0.40
44.5
37.9
48.2
41.7
51.0
44.6
39.0
50.0
43.6
51.2
44.0
58.0
51.0
47.0
58.2
51.6
64.7
50.9
64.0
57.5
51.0
Woven square mesh copper wire nets in M1

Wire net
No
Size of mesh side against light,

mm
07
Woven filter wire nets No C 685 in 03H18N9T-VI

Wire net No
52.9
36.7
32.7
37.9
31.4
37.1
35.1
34.0
31.8
34.0
32.7
Nominal diameter
of wire, mm
32/32
14/14
10/7
6/6
6/5
Number of wires per 1 cm2, pcs

Carrier
Weft
160
1100
130
900
125
730
80
400
Weight of 1 m2
of wire net, kg
Size of mesh side

against light, mm
Woven filter stainless steel wire nets

in 03H18N9T-VI
Mesh number
Transparent area
of wire net, %
0.15
0.13
0.12
0.10
0.11
0.09
0.055
0.053
0.055
0.040
0.030
Number
of wires per
1 dm of wire net
181.8
303.0
357.1
384.6
400.0
434.8
740.7
787.4
793.7
1041.7
1428.6
Wire net No
Number
of wires per 1 dm
of wire net
166.7
153.9
153.9
142.9
142.9
133.3
125.0
129.9
120.5
113.6
105.3
108.7
102.0
98.0
95.2
89.3
89.3
79.4
80.0
75.8
71.4
Weight
of 1 m2
of wire net, kg
0.85
1.27
0.82
1.18
0.74
1.10
1.50
0.32
1.24
0.91
1.34
0.69
1.02
1.25
0.76
1.11
0.57
1.33
0.64
0.94
1.48
Nominal
0.7
Limit tolerance
+50/-50
Number of wires
per 1 dm, pcs
Nominal
125
Diameter of wires, mm
Limit tolerance
+8/-8
Nominal
0.10
Limit tolerance
+0.008/-0.02
Estimated
weight
of 1 m2
of wire, kg
0.181
Woven filter wire nets in 12H18N10T and L-80

Mesh designation
Number of wires
per 1 dm2, pcs
P-48
P-52
P-56
P-60
P-64
P-68
P-72
P-76
P-80
P-90
P-100
P-120
P-160
P-200
S-56
S-64
S-72
S-80
S-90
S-100
S-120
S-160
S-200
48
52
56
60
64
68
72
76
80
90
100
120
160
200
56
64
72
80
90
100
120
160
200
Wire diameter
Carrier
360
400
400
400
495
495
550
550
600
670
670
670
830
900
570
680
850
1050
1050
1080
1300
1300
1570
Weft
0.45
0.45
0.40
0.40
0.35
0.35
0.30
0.30
0.28
0.28
0.25
0.22
0.20
0.18
0.50
0.45
0.40
0.5
0.30
0.25
0.25
0.20
0.20
Weight of 1 m2 of mesh
Carrier
Weft
0.30
2.63
0.28
2.64
0.28
2.54
0.28
2.58
0.22
2.03
0.22
2.07
0.20
1.82
0.20
1.83
0.18
1.62
0.16
1.53
0.16
1.48
0.16
1.46
0.14
1.44
0.12
1.24
0.37
5.82
0.30
4.69
0.25
4.10
0.20
3.24
0.20
3.18
0.18
2.79
0.16
2.62
0.16
2.55
0.14
2.45
195
196
W i r e Ne t s
Chemical make-up of L-80, BrOF 6.5-0.4, NP 2 and M-1 alloys
BrOF
6.5 to 0.4
Tin
6.0 to 7.0
Phosphorus
0.3 to 0.4
Nickel
0.1 to 0.2
L80
Copper
79.0 to 81.0
Lead
0.03
Iron
0.1
Phosphorus
0.1
Antimony
0.005
NP 2
Carbon
0.06
Silicon
0.1
Zinc
0.03
Manganese
0.03
M1
Copper
99.95
Bismuth
0.001
Antimony
0.002
Antimony
0.008
Arsenic
0.002
Aluminum
0.002
Phosphorus
0.002
Lead
0.02
Lead
0.003
Silicon
0.002
Iron
0.02
Sulphur
0.004
Zinc
0.03
Bismuth
0.002
SHAPE AND DIMENSIONS OF DRAWING DIE CHANNEL

ELEMENTS FOR NATURAL DIAMOND DRAWING DIES
Copper
balance
Drawing dies depending on the application are manufactured of types as follows
Zinc
Balance
Bismuth
0.002
Diameter of calibrating
hole (d), nomin
Nickel
balance
Tin
0.002
Nickel
0.002
Iron
0.003
Zinc
0.003
Silver
0.003
Chemical make-up of stainless steel

Grade
03X18H9T-BU
12X18H10T
C, max
0.03
0.12
Si, max
0.08
0.8
Mn, max
2.00
2.00
Cr
17~19
17~19
Ni
8~9.5
9~11
Ti,max
5C~0.8
5C~0.8
S,max
0.020
0.020
F
0.035
0.035
Fe
balance
balance
Wire nets can be tailor-made

For details call us on Phone +7 (49245) 2 21 75, 9 33 17, Fax +7 (49245) 2 06 50, 2 30 24, 2 17 08, 2 21 31
E-mail: ceh20@elcable.ru
Up to 0.03
More than 0.03 up to 0.06
Limit deviations for manufacture

Normal accuracy
High accuracy
+0.0010
+0.0005
+0.0015
+0.0010
+0.0020
+0.0015
+0.0030
+0.0015
+0.0040
+0.0025
25
25
25
25
25
4-7
4-7
4-7
4-7
4-7
SYNTHETIC DRAWING DIES (COMPAX supplied by BALLOFFET France)

Designation Of COMPAX Diameter of synthetic
workpiece
workpiece mm
C5015
C5025
C5025
C5035
C5240
C5253
C5208
C5211
3.1+/-0.3
5.2+/-0.5
5.2+/-0.5
5.2+/-0.5
7.0+/-0.5
7.0+/-0.5
13.0+/-0.5
13.0+/-0.5
Height of synthetic
workpiece mm (H)
Diameter of drawing
dies mm (d)
Limit deviation for

diameter mm
1.5+/-0.1
2.5+/-0.1
2.5+/-0.1
3.5+/-0.1
4.0+/-0.1
5.3+/-0.1
8.7+/-0.1
11.6+/-0.1
0.4 to 1.00
1.00 to 1.50
1.51 to 1.80
1.81 to 2.50
2.51 to 2.90
2.91 to 3.90
3.91 to 4.70
4.71 to 7.00
+0.005
+0.007
+0.008
+0.01
+0.01
+0.01
+0.01
+0.012
DRAWING No 1 TYPE M
(synthetic drawing die bearing
length geometry)
DRAWING No 2 TYPE T
(synthetic drawing die bearing
length geometry)
THE DRAWING TOOLS
(For manufacturing wires

in various metals and alloys)
Electrocable Works manufactures new diamond and artificial dies as well as tungsten carbide ones
(BK-6, BK-9) and reconditions the used ones. The drawing dies being manufactured come both as routes
taking into account the process reductions and in individual diameters with tolerance ranges required
by the users.
Electrocable Works produces and sells the drawing dies of natural diamonds with diameters of 0.03 to
0.40 mm;
Artificial diamonds with a bore diameter range between 04. and 7.00 mm and tungsten carbide drawing
dies (BK-6, BK-9) with a bore diameter range between 04. and 7.00 mm.
Natural and artificial diamond drawing die casings are made in brass (-59-1 quality). Tungsten
carbide drawing die casings are made in steel. (CT-3 quality). The symmetry of the working cone,
lubricating and calibrating zone is ensured, the ovality being excluded.
The tolerance for the diameter of a drawing die can be ensured on a customers request. Drawing die
diameter can be repolished many times to obtain the next size within the route enabling you to use the
drawing tool until it gets completely destroyed throughout the lifetime of a crystal.
Comparison of various material

drawing die durabilities with the diameter range of 0.4 to 2 mm
DIAMOND DIES
Drawing dies depending on the application are manufactured of types as follows
Drawing
die type
Application
Diameter of calibrating
hole, mm, not greater than
Cold drawing of metals and alloys with the temporary resistance of up to

500Mpa for copper, gold, silver and platinum
0.03 to 0.4
Cold drawing of metals and alloys with the temporary resistance of 500 Mpa
and more for steel, brass, nickel constantan, manganin, nickel crome alloy
andso on
0.03 to 0.4
197
198
W i r e Ne t s
Schedule
199
200
Schedule
PVC insulated five conductor power cables rated for 660 and 1000 V
Power Cables for Fixed Installation

PVC sheathed PVC insulated power copper core cables (flame-retadant)
VVG, VVGng rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC sheathed PVC insulated power aluminum core cables
Flexible PVC sheathed screened PVC insulated copper core cables (flame-retadant)
10
PVC insulated and sheathed crude rubber filled power cables.
12
PVC insulated and sheathed copper conductor power cables
12
14
14
AVVGzng rated for 660, 1000 V

Flat PVC sheathed and insulated power copper core cables
16
VBbShng rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC insulated armored aluminum conductor power cables
AVBbShv, rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC insulated flame-retadant armored aluminum conductor power cables
20
AVBbShng rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC sheathed bitumen & calcium carbonate treated glass yarn served bitumen saturated paper bedded PVC filled PVC insulated copper conductor power cables
22
PVC sheathed bitumen & calcium carbonate treated glass yarn served bitumen saturated paper bedded PVC insulated copper conductor power cables
22
VVB, VVBG rated for 660, 1000 V
VVzB, VVzBG rated for 660, 1000 V
42
AVVG, AVVGng rated for 6 kV

43
VBbShv rated for 6 kV

43
VBbShvng rated for 6 kV

44
AVBbShv rated for 6 kV

Flame-retadant. PVC sheathed armored aluminum conductor power cables
20
41
VVG, VVGng rated for 6 kV
PVC sheathed armored aluminum conductor power cables

18
40
VBbShng, AVBbShng rated for 3 kV
Flame-retadant. PVC sheathed armored copper conductor power cables

18
VBbShv, rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC insulated flame-retadant armored copper conductor power cables
39
VVGng-FRLS, VVGEng FRLS
PVC sheathed armored copper conductor power cables

17
AVVGng-P rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC insulated armored copper conductor power cables
Flame-retadant fire resistant low smoke copper conductor power cables
PVC sheathed aluminum conductor power cables (flame-retadant)

17
AVVG-P rated for 660, 1000 V

Flat Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated power aluminum core cables
36
PVC sheathed copper conductor power cables(flame-retadant)

16
VVGng-P rated for 660, 1000 V

Flat PVC sheathed and insulated power aluminum core cables
PVC insulated and sheathed aluminum conductor power cables, fitted with ground
conductor
PVC insulated armored copper single core power cables (flame-retadant)
VVG-P rated for 660, 1000 V

Flat Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated power copper core cables
36
AVVGz, rated for 660, 1000 V

Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated filled power copper core cables
35
NYM-J, NYM-O rated for 300/500 V
VVGzng rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC sheathed and insulated filled power copper core cables
34
GVEV, GVEVng rated for 660 and 1000 V
VVGz, rated for 660, 1000 V

Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated filled power copper core cables
32
10
AVVGng rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC sheathed and insulated filled power copper core cables
Flexible PVC sheathed and insulated copper core cables (flame-retadant)
GVV, GVVng rated for 660 and 1000 V
AVVG, rated for 660, 1000 V

PVC sheathed PVC insulated power aluminum core cables flame-retadant
30
VVG, VBbShv, VVng-LS, VBbShvng-LS, AVVG, AVBbShv, AVVng-LS, AVBbShvngLS(LS in the name of cable means Low Smoke)
44
AVBbShvng rated for 6 kV

Flame-retadant. PVC sheathed armored copper/aluminum conductor power cables
(LS low smoke)
45
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored copper/aluminum conductor power cables (LS

low smoke)
46
PVC sheathed XLPE insulated copper conductor power cables
47
VVGng-LS, AVVGng-LS rated for 6 kV
VBbShng-LS, A VBbShng-LS rated for 6 kV

PvVG rated for 1 kV
PVC sheathed bitumen & calcium carbonate treated glass yarn served bitumen saturated paper bedded PVC filled PVC insulated aluminum conductor power cables
24
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated copperconductor power

cables (LS means low smoke, A means that the cable meets category A as regards
flameretardancy)
PVC sheathed bitumen & calcium carbonate treated glass yarn served bitumen saturated paper bedded PVC insulated aluminum conductor power cables
24
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated copperconductor power cables (B

means that the cable meets category B as regards flameretardancy)
47
Cold resistant power cables
26
PVC sheathed XLPE insulated aluminum conductor power cables
48
AVVB, AVVBG rated for 660, 1000 V
AVVzB, AVVzBG rated for 660, 1000 V
VVG-HL,VVGz-HL,VBbSHv-HL,VVB-HL,VVBG-HL, VVG-HL,VVGz-HL,VBbSHvHL,VVB-HL,VVBG-HL
PvVng(A)-LS rated for 1 kV
PvVng(B) rated for 1 kV

APvVG rated for 1 kV
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed and insulated power copper/aluminum cables (LS

means Low Smoke)
26
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated aluminum conductor power
cables (LS means low smoke, A means that the cable meets category A as regards
flame-retardancy)
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed and insulated armored copper/aluminum conductor

power cables (LS in the name of cable means Low Smoke)
28
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated aluminum conductor power cables (B

means that the cable meets category B as regards flame-retardancy)
VVGng-LS, VVGng-LS rated for 660, 1000 V
VBbShvng-LS, VBbShvng-LS rated for 660, 1000 V
47
48
48
APvVng(A)-LS rated for 1 kV
APvVng(B) rated for 1 kV
201
202
Schedule
PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper conductor power cables
49
PvBbShv rated for 1 kV
Reinforced PE sheathed lengthwise & traverse sealed XLPE insulated copper/aluminum conductor power cables
65
PVC sheathed XLPE insulated copper/aluminum conductor power cables
66
PvP2g, PvPu2g, ApvP2g, ApvPu2g, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper conductor power cables (LS means low smoke, A means that the cable meets category A as
regards flame-retardancy)
49
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper conductor power cables
(B means that the cable meets category B as regards flame-retardancy)
49
PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated aluminum conductor power cables
50
PvBbShng(A)-LS rated for 1 kV
PvBbShng (B) rated for 1 kV
APvBbShv rated for 1 kV
PvV, ApvV, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV

Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated single/three aluminum/copper conductor power cables
67
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated copper/aluminum conductor power

cables. (LS means low smoke, V means that the cable meets category B for flameretardance
68
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper/aluminum conductor power cables
69
PvVng(A)-LS , APvVng(A)-LS rated for 10, 20 and 35 KV
PvVng(V)-LS, ApvVng(V) -LS rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated aluminum conductor power cables (LS means low smoke, A means that the cable meets category A as
regards flame-retardancy)
50
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated aluminum conductor power

cables (B means that the cable meets category B as regards flame-retardancy)
50
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper conductor power cables
APvBbShng(A)-LS rated for 1 kV
PvBP and APvBP rated for 10, 20, 35 KV

PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated longitudinally sealed copper/aluminum conductor power cables
70
51
PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated three core copper/alumnium conductor power
cables
71
PE sheathed armored interstice rubber filledXLPE insulated copper/aluminum

APvBbShp conductor power cables (produced under technical arrangement)
51
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated three core copper/
72
PE sheathed XLPE insulated single/three core copper/aluminum conductor power

cablesrated for 6 KV
52
HDPE sheathed water barrier taped XLPE insulated copper/aluminum power cables
73
APvBbShng (B) rated for 1 kV
PvBbShp, APvBbShp rated for 1 kV
PvBPg and APvBPg rated for 10, 20, 35 KV
PvBV, APvBV rated for 10, 20, 35 kV
PvBVng(A)-LS, PvBVng(A)-LS, PvBVng(B)-LS, PvBVng(B)-LS rated for 10,

20, 35 KV
PvzBbShp, APvzBbShp
PvP, APvP rated for 6 KV
PvPg, APvPg rated for 64/110 kV
Reinforced PE sheathed XLPE insulated single/three core copper/aluminum conductor power cables rated for 6 KV
53
PE sheathed XLPE insulated longitudinally sealed single/three core copper/aluminum

54
PvPu, APvPu rated for 6 KV
HDPE sheathed Al tape screened XLPE insulated copper/aluminum power cables
PVC AlPE screened XLPE insulated copper/aluminum power cables
PvPg, PvPug, APvPg, APvPug rated for 6 KV
55
PVC sheathed XLPE insulated single/three core copper/aluminum conductor power

cablesrated for 6 kV
56
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed XLPE insulated single/three core copper/
57
75
PvV, APvV rated for 64/110 KV

Flame-retadant PVC AlPE screened XLPE insulated copper/aluminum power cables
PE sheathed XLPE insulated longitudinally & traverse sealed single core copper/aluminum conductor power cables rated for 6 KV
74
PvP2g, APvP2g, rated for 64/110 KV
76
PvVng, ApvVng rated for 64/110 KV
PvP2g, PvPu2g, ApvP2g, ApvPu2g rated for 6 KV
PvV, APvV rated for 6 KV
PVC sheathed and insulated copper/aluminum control cables
58
59
PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated three core copper/alumnium conductor power
cablesrated for 6 kV
60
PvBPg and APvBPg rated for 6 KV
80
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated PVC/rubber filled copper/aluminum

conductor control cables
82
Armored PVC insulated copper/aluminum control cables
84
VVGz, VVGz, VVGzng, VVGzng-T, VVGzng, VVGzng-T
PvBV, APvBV rated for 6 kV
KVBbShv, AKVBbShv
Low smoke flame-retadant PVC sheathed armored XLPE insulated three core copper/
61
PE sheathed XLPE insulated copper/aluminum conductor power cables
62
Flame-retadant armored PVC insulated copper/aluminum control cables
84
PvBVng(A)-LS, PvBVng(A)-LS rated for 6KV

PvP, APvP, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
63
PvPu, APvPu, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
PvPg, PvPug, APvPg, APvPug, rated for 10, 20 and 35 kV
PVC sheathed and insulated screened copper/aluminum conductor control cables (ng
means flame-retadant)
VVGE, VVGE, VVGEng, VVGEng, VVGE-, VVGEng-, VVGEng-
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated longitudinally sealed copper/aluminum conductor power cables rated for 6 KV
PE sheathed XLPE insulated longitudinally sealed single/three core copper/aluminum

78
KVVGng, KVVGng-T, AKVVGng, AKVVGng-T
PvBP and APvBP rated for 6 KV
Reinforced PE sheathed XLPE insulated copper/aluminum conductor power cables
78
KVVG, KVVG-T, AKVVG

Flame-retadant PVC sheathed and PVC insulated copper/aluminum control cables
PvVng()-LS, APvVng()-LS, PvVng (B)-LS, APvVng (B)-LS rated for 6 KV
PE sheathed armored XLPE insulated copper/aluminum conductor power cables rated

for 6 KV
Control Cables
64
Armored PVC insulated copper/aluminum control cables Bitumen & calcium carbonate treated glassyarn served bitumen saturated paper bedded PVC insulated copper/aluminum control cables
86
PVC sheathed and insulated screened copper/aluminum conductor control cables (ng
means flame-retadant)
87
Cold resistant control cables: VVG-HL, VVGE-HL, VVGz-HL, VBbShv-HL,

VVB-HL, VVBG-HL, VVG-HL, VVGE-HL, VVGz-HL, AVBbShv-HL,
VVBG-HL
203
204
Schedule
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed and insulated copper conductor control cables
88
KVVGng-LS
103
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed and insulated copper conductor alarm &
interlock cables
103
Steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled PE insulated copper conductor alarm &
interlock cables.
104
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled PE insulated copper conductor
alarm & interlock cables
104
SBPBG
PVC sheathed and insulated screened copper conductor control cables (LS means low
smoke)
88
Fire resistant flame-retadant low smoke cables
88
VVGEng-LS
SBPB
KVVGng-FRLS,KVVGEng-FRLS
Flexible PVC jacketed individually composition material screened PVC insulated copper conductor installation cables
Steel tape armored PE sheathed and insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock
cables
SBZPBG
91
KGMEVV
SBZPB
Flexible flame-retadant PVC jacketed individually AlPE material screened PVC insulated copper conductor installation cables
91
Flexible PVC jacketed steel tape armored individually composition material screened
PVC insulated copper conductor installation cables
92
KGMEVVng
KGMEVBV
Flexible flame-retadant PVC jacketed steel tape armored individually AlPE material
screened PVC insulated copper conductor installation cables
Flexible rubber sheathed and insulated multiwire copper conductor power cables
92
KGMEVBVng
Flexible cold resistant plastic insulated installation cables
93
KGMEVV-HL,KGMEVBV-HL,KGMVEV-HL,KGMEVEV-HL,KGMVEVV-HL,KGMEVEBV-HL
and KGMVEVl-HL
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed and insulated armored copper core control cables
power wires and cables for movable instllation

108
KG, KG-HL
Flexible flame-retadant oil resistant rubber sheathed and insulated multiwire copper
110
Super flexible rubber sheathed and insulated single conductor copper conductor
power cables
112
Ozone and frost resistant rubber sheathed rubber insulated multiwire copper conductor power cable
113
Flexible rubber sheathed elastic conductive tape screened rubber insulated multiwire copper conductor power cable
114
Flexible rubber sheathed elastic conductive tape screened rubber insulated multiwire copper conductor power cable for excavator applications
115
Rubber sheathed and insulated wire for radio and electric installations
116
KGN
KOG
94
KVBVGng-LS
KRShS, KRShU
cables for alarm and interlock applications

Enhanced PE sheathed PE insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
KGESh
96
SBPu
Enhanced PE sheathed PE insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
97
SBZPu
PVC sheathed PE insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
98
KGE, KGE-HL rated for 6000 V

RPSh, RPShM
SBVG
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PE insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
98
SBVGng
Steel tape armored PVC sheathed PE insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock
cables
99
Steel tape armored flame-retadant PVC sheathed PE insulated copper conductor

alarm & interlock cables
99
SBVBG
100
101
SBPBbShv
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed PE insulated copper conductor alarm &
interlock cables
101
SBPBbShp
PVC jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled PE insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
102
SBZPBbShv
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled PE insulated copper conductor alarm & interlock cables
SBZPBbShp
102
118
PPep
118
PpP
PE sheathed and insulated jelly filled aluminum screen telephone cables
SBVBbShvng
PVC jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed PE insulated copper conductor alarm &
interlock cables
PE sheathed and insulated AlPE screened telephone cables

PE sheathed and skin-foam-skin PE insulated AlPE screened telephone cables
SBVBGng
Flame-retadant PVC jacketed steel tape armored flame-retadant PVC sheathed PE

telecom wires and cables
119
PPepZ
PE sheathed and skin-foam-skin PE insulated jelly filled aluminum screen telephone
cables
119
PE sheathed steel rope fitted AlPE screened solid PE insulated conductor telephone
cable
120
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE screened solid PE insulated conductor telephone cable
121
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated conductor telephone cable
121
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened solid PE insulated conductor telephone cable
122
PpPZ
PPept
PPepBbShp
PPpBbShp
PPepZBbShp
205
206
Schedule
PE jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened skin-foam-skin
122
PE jacketed corrugated steel tape armored jelly filled AlPE screened skin-foam-skin
PE insulated conductor high frequency local communication cable
133
Anticorrosion treated steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE screened solid PE insulated conductor telephone cable
123
PE sheathed jelly filled core AlPE screened solid PE insulated conductor high frequency cable
134
Anticorrosion treated steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE screened skin-foam-skin

123
PVC sheathed AlPE screened solid PE insulated conductor high frequency cable
134
Anticorrosion treated steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened skinfoam-skin PE insulated conductor telephone cable
124
Local area network (LAN) cablesNVP PVC sheathed solid PE insulated copper
conductor cable
135
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened solid PE insulated
125
Isolator fitted single pair PE insulated solid copper conductor distribution telephone
wire
136
PE sheathed single pair copper conductor wire for telecom and radio applications
136
PPpZBbShp
KSPpBShp
PPepBG
KVPPepZ
PPpPBG
PPpPZBG
PPepB
NVPp ditto but skin-foam-skin PE insulated NVPE PVC sheathed aluminum polyester tape screened solid PE insulated copper conductor cable
TRP
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated

125
PVC sheathed aluminum /AlPE tape screened solid PE insulated conductor telephone
cable
126
PRPM
PPpPB
PV
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed aluminum /AlPE tape screened solid PE insulated

126
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened solid PE insulated
127
PVng
PPepZB
Served steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE
KVPVep
127
PPpPZB
PE jacketed corrugated steel tape armored PE sheathed AlPE screened solid PE insulated conductor telephone cable
128
PE jacketed corrugated steel tape armored PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened
solid PE insulated conductor telephone cable
128
Two, three or four PVC insulated solid copper conductor station cross-connect wire.
137
PKSV
HDPE insulated twisted pair copper or galvanized steel conductor wire for field communication applications
137
Isolator fitted LDPE insulated single pair galvanized steel conductor wire for radio
applications
138
Flame-retadant PVC sheathed/insulated telephone exchange cable (LS means low

smoke)
138
Flame-retadant PVC jacketed PE sheathed screened PE insulated copper conductor

telecom cable
140
PVC jacketed PE sheathed screened PE insulated copper conductor telecom cable
140
P-274M
PTPZh
TSVhng-LS
PPShng
PPepBbShp-Z
PPepZBbShp-Z
Served (or without serving type B and BG) lead sheathed paper tube insulated
telephone cable
129
G, TB, TBG
PPShv
Flame-retadant PVC jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed screened PE insulated
copper conductor telecom cable
141
PVC jacketed steel tape armored PE sheathed screened PE insulated copper conductor telecom cable
141
TPPBbShng
Served (or without serving type B and BG) lead sheathed paper insulated low frequency telephone cable
130
PE sheathed PE insulated high frequency local communication cable
131
power wires for electric installation
131
PVC insulated single conductor wires for electric installation applications PVC insulated single aluminum conductor wires
144
PVC insulated single copper conductor wires
144
TPPBbShv
ZG, TZB, TZBG

KSPP
PE sheathed jelly filled PE insulated high frequency local communication cable
KSPZP
PE sheathed steel rope fitted PE insulated high frequency local communication cable
PV
131
KSPPt
PE sheathed steel rope fitted jelly filled PE insulated high frequency local communication cable
PV1
131
KSPZPt
145
Superflexible PVC insulated conductor wire
145
PV3
PE sheathed AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated high frequency local communication cable
132
PE sheathed jelly filled AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated high frequency

local communication cable
132
KSPpP
PV4
PVC insulated wires for electric installations
KSPpZP
PE jacketed corrugated steel tape armored AlPE screened skin-foam-skin PE insulated conductor high frequency local communication cable
PVC insulated single conductor wires for electric installation applications. Extra
flexible PVC insulated conductor wire
PVC insulated multi conductor cables for electric installation applications. Flat isolator fitted PVC insulated aluminum conductor wire
133
146
H07V-K , H07V-K
147
APPV
KSPpBShp
207
208
Schedule
Flat isolator fitted PVC insulated copper conductor wire
147
PPV
PVC insulated copper/tinned copper conductor installation wire
Rubber insulated cable for internal installations and movable connections in diesel
locomotives and motors
166
KRPST
148
NV, NVM
Flexible EPDM rubber insulated power wires
149
flexible bare wires
149
Bare antenna bronze wire
PVEp-M
Super flexible transparent PVC insulated copper conductor wires
Super flexible transparent PVC insulated copper conductor wires for portable grounding applications
149
PV 6-Zp
Steel supporting cable PVC insulated aluminum conductor wire. Reinforced steel
supporting cable PVC insulated aluminum conductor wire. Light weight steel supporting cable PVC insulated aluminum conductor wire
168
PAB
PV 6-Z
Aerial copper wire
168
MA
Flexible copper wire
169
MG
150
Flexible multi wire copper conductor wire
AVT, AVTU, AVTV, AVTVU rated for 380 V
170
PSzh
ship cables
overhead lineconductors
Oil resistant flame-retadant rubber sheathed rubber insulated copper conductor

SHIP cable
152
Overall tinned copper wire screened oil resistant flame-retadant rubber sheathed
rubber insulated copper
153
Oil resistant flame-retadant rubber sheathed rubber insulated flexible copper

conductor ship cable
154
PVC sheathed rubber insulated copper conductor SHip cable
155
Bare stranded aluminum conductor wire
172
KNR, KNR-T
KNRE
Bare steel core stranded aluminum conductor wire
173
AS
Self-supporting insulated and protected wires
174
SIP-1, SIP-2, SIP-3 and SIP-4
NRShM
KNRk
PVC jacketed copper wire screened PVC sheathed rubber insulated copper conductor
ship cable
156
wires and cords for various applications

Flexible PVC sheathed and insulated stranded copper conductor wire rated for up to
176
Ditto but cannot be harnessed with fixed accessories
176
PVS
KNREk
PVSn
wires and cables for rolling stock applications
Rubber sheathed and insulated stranded copper conductor wire rated for up to 380 V
for units rated for 360/660 V
177
Rubber insulated braided antiseptic saturated single conductor wire for electrified
vehicle applications
177
158
PSm
Cold resistant PVC sheathed rubber insulated wire for rail vehicle rolling stock applications
PRS
PRSn
159
PPSRVM, PPSRVM-1
Oil resistant rubber sheathed and insulated stranded copper conductor wire rated for
up to 380 V for units rated for 360/660 V
178
178
PRM
Cold resistant rubber sheathed rubber insulated wire for rail vehicle and trolleybus
applications
160
Cold resistant reduced rubber sheathed rubber insulated wire for rail vehicle and
trolley-bus applications
161
PVC insulated wire for rail vehicle and trolley-bus rolling stock applications
PRMn
PPSRM, PPSRM-1
Flexible PVC sheathed and insulated parallel copper conductor cord rated for up to
179
162
179
Cold resistant rubber sheathed rubber insulated cable for rail vehicle and trolley-bus
rolling stock applications
163
Extra flexible PVC insulated parallel copper conductor cord rated for up to 380 V for
180
Rubber insulated wire for internal installations in diesel locomotives and motors
164
180
165
Two parallel PVC insulated conductor cord
ShVVP
PPSRMO
PPSV
ShVP
KPSRVM
PRMT
Rubber insulated wire for movable installations in diesel locomotives and motors
PRPST
ShVVPn
ShVPn
181
ShVPT
209
210
Schedule
Wires for industrial explosion work applications
182
VP PE insulated copper conductor wires

Parallel conductor wires for industrial explosion work applications
183
VPp Overall PE insulated two parallel copper conductor wire

Winding wires for sumbersible electric motor applications
184
PVDP LDPE and HDPE two layer insulated single conductor wire
Installation wires for water sumbersible electric motor applications
185
VPP PE sheathed and insulated single copper conductor wire rated for
voltages of 380 and 660 V
Tractor PVC insulated wires
186
PVA Extra flexible heat resistant PVC insulated single copper conductor
wire. PGVA Extra flexible PVC insulated single copper conductor wire
Thin wall insulation wires for vehicle applications
187
PVAM Extra flexible heat resistant thin wall PVC insulated single copper
conductor wire
Heating wires
188
PNSV PVC/PE insulated single steel conductor wire

Plastic insulated wires for concrete thermal treatment applications
188
PNPZh and PNVZh

Reactor wires
189
PBRA paper insulated aluminum conductor reactor wire, PBRAV PVC

insulated aluminum conductor reactor wire
MINE HEAD LIGHT CORDS
190
AShPV PVC sheathed and insulated copper conductor cord
wire nets
METAL WEAVING PRODUCTION FACILITIES
192
WOVEN WIRE NETS
193
Material: brass L-80, bronze - BrOF 6.5-0.4, nickel NP-2, copper M1 and
stainless steel 03H18N9T-VI and 12H18N10T
THE DRAWING TOOLS
196
(For manufacturing wires in various metals and alloys)
211
212
n o t es
213
214
n o t es
215
216
n o t es

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Power Cables for Fixed Installation

Cables for Alarm and Interlock Applications

Power Wires and Cables for Movable Installation

Telecom Wiresand Cables

Power Wires for Electric Installations

Wires and Cables for Rolling Stock Applications

Wires and Cords for Various Applications

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These cables are intended for distributing electric

It is also permissible to produce cold resistant cables

Operating temperature range....................................................................................-50 to +50

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PVC sheathed PVC insulated power aluminum core

These cables are intended for distributing

It is also permissible to produce cold resistant cables

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Number and area

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Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated filled

These cables are intended for distributing electric

1. Conductor copper, single or multiwire, round-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.

VVGz - NYM-O, NYM-J

Operating temperature range....................................................................................-50 to +50

Number and area

Number and area

Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated filled

These cables are intended for distributing electric

1. Conductor aluminum, single or multiwire, round-shaped, class 1 or 2 as per IEC 60228.

AVVGz - NAYY-O, NAYY-J, IEC 60332-1

Operating temperature range................................................................................... -50 to +50

Number and area

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Number and area

Number and area

Flat PVC sheathed and insulated power aluminum

Flat Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated

Flat Flame-retadant PVC sheathed PVC insulated

VVG-P rated for 660, 1000 V

AVVG-P rated for 660, 1000 V

VVGng-P rated for 660, 1000 V

AVVGng-P rated for 660, 1000 V

These cables are intended for distributing

These cables are intended for distributing

PVC insulated flame-retadant armored copper

The cables are intended for transmitting and

It is also permissible to produce cold resistant cables

Operating temperature range................................................................................... -50 to +50

Number and area

Number and area

Number and area

Number and area

PVC insulated flame-retadant armored aluminum

The cables are intended for transmitting and

It is also permissible to produce cold resistant cables

Number and area

Number and area

Number and area