Leader Aluminium PDF

ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR
ALUMINIUM CABLES
OPTICAL FIBER GROUNDING WIRE (OPGW)
CONTENT
Introduction_________________________________________________2
ALUMINIUM & ALLUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTORS___________________3
CONDUCTORs__________________________________________________4
ALUMINIUM_ ___________________________________________________4
ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORS_______________________________________5
BARE ALL ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR (AAC)_ ________________________6
BARE ALL ALUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR (BARE AAAC)___________10
BARE ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR STEEL REINFORCED (ACSR)_ _______13
PVC - COVERED ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORS_______________________19
Aerial Bundle Cable_ _______________________________________20
OPGW CABLE_ ________________________________________________29
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INTRODUCTION
Leader Cable Industry Berhad, incorporated in 1976 has grown steadily to become the
country’s single largest cable manufacturer today since its 1990 merger with Universal Cable
(M) Berhad under the flagship of its parent, Leader Universal Holdings Berhad (LEADER).
Through its far sighted planning and unceasing product and service innovation, LCIB has
successfully cultivated a manufacturing profile of an extensive range of cable and wire
products.
From household cables, XLPE cables, telecommunication cables for both domestic
and export markets, LCIB has achieved a distinguished reputation as a leading
supplier of power and telecommunication cables to major corporations both local
and foreign.
This catalogue serves as a guide to LCIB’s manufacturing processes and

standards in the manufacturing of aluminium conductors, cables and
OPGW.
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ALUMINIUM &
ALLUMINIUM
ALLOY
CONDUCTORS
Aluminium & aluminium alloy conductors are the preferred and dominant
conductors in several areas of power transmission and distribution. The
major areas dominated by aluminium and aluminium alloy conductors are
non-insulated overhead power transmission, insulated overhead power
transmission and non overhead power distribution.
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CONDUCTORS
This dominance is due to the excellent overall properties of aluminium and aluminium alloy
conductors. Aluminium and aluminium alloy conductors offer good conductivity, light weight,
excellent resistance to corrosion, good bending properties, greater tensile strength than
copper and excellent compatibility with most common insulation used by the wire and cable
industry.
These conductors now command a significant share of the insulated, interior wire
market particularly in the larger dimensions (i.e heavy current installations) where
weight and ease of handling are important factors.
ALUMINIUM
This trend is due to their excellent overall properties. Principally these
are listed as :
1. Conductivity
In excess of twice that of copper by unit weight.
2. Strength
A range of strengths from dead soft to that of mild steel,depending on the
required temperature of aluminium alloy.
3. Workability
Permitting a wide range of processing from wire drawing to stranding. This offers
excellent bend quality.
4. Light Weight
Ease of handling, low installation costs, longer spans and more distance between pull-
ins.
5. Corrosion Resistance
Most industrial, marine and chemical atmospheres cause corrosion. In addition, the
corrosion resistance of all alloys can be further improved by anodizing.
6. Compatibility With Insulation

Does not adhere to or combine with usual insulating materials. No tin-coating required:
clean stripping.
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ALUMINIUM
CONDUCTORS
Aluminium and aluminium alloy electrical conductors are made by various processes from
wire-drawing (i.e rod breakdown to fine wire) to wire stranding from a large diameter of
redraw aluminium and aluminium alloy rods.
With strong and consistent emphasis on quality, Leader Cable continues to strive for
improvement in the production of our aluminium and aluminium alloy conductors to better
meet customer requirements and expectations.
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BARE ALL ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR (AAC)
The stranded Bare All Aluminium Conductor (AAC) are made up of concentric-lay-stranded aluminium wires only. The
conductor may be made up of 7, 19, 37, 61 or more wires in 1, 2, 3, 4 or mre layers around a central wire. Each successive
layer shall have six more wires than the layer immediately beneath. For a given cross-sectional area, the conductor becomes
more flexible as the number of wires is increased (with a corresponding decrease in size of each wire).
When All Aluminium Conductors are to be used in overheaded lines, full hard drawn temper wires are used. The illustration
below show some typical stranding patterns.
7(1+6) 19(1+6+12) 37(1+6+12+18)
61(1+6+12+18+24) 96(1+6+12+18+24+30) 127(1+6+12+18+24+30+36)
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STRANDED HARD - DRAWN ALL ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR (AAC)
(BS 215, PART 1)
Calculated Hard-drawn
Construction, Approx. Calculated
Code Nominal Calculated Approx. DC copper
Number/ Wire overall breaking
Name area area weight resistance equivalent
diameter diameter load
at 20˚ C area
mm2 No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km mm2
Midge 22 7/2.06 23.33 6.18 64 3.99 1.227 14.65

Ant 50 7/3.10 52.83 9.30 145 8.28 0.5419 33.18
Fly 60 7/3.40 63.55 10.20 174 9.90 0.4504 39.91
Wasp 100 7/4.39 106.0 13.17 290 16.00 0.2702 66.57

Hornet 150 19/3.25 157.6 16.25 434 24.70 0.1825 98.97
Chafer 200 19/3.78 213.2 18.90 587 32.40 0.1349 133.9
Cockroach 250 19/4.22 265.7 21.10 731 40.40 0.1083 166.9

Butterfly 300 19/4.65 322.7 23.25 888 48.75 0.08916 202.7
Centipede 400 37/3.78 415.2 26.46 1,145 63.10 0.06944 260.7

(AS 1531, Part 1)
Construction, Calculated Approx. Calculated
Approx. DC copper
Code Name No./Wire sectional overall minimum
weight resistance equivalent
diameter area diameter breaking load
at 20˚ C area
No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km mm2
Gemini 7/1.75 16./84 5.25 46.1 3.01 1.71 10.28

Jupiter 7/2.25 27.83 6.75 75.9 4.76 1.03 17.48
Leo 7/2.50 34.36 7.50 94.3 5.75 0.833 21.58
Libra 7/3.00 49.48 9.00 135 7.91 0.579 31.07

Mars 7/3.75 77.31 11.3 212 11.9 0.370 48.55
Mercury 7/4.50 111.3 13.5 305 16.8 0.258 69.90
Moon 7/4.75 124.0 14.3 340 18.8 0.232 77.87

Neptune 19/3.25 157.6 16.3 433 24.7 0.183 98.97
Pluto 19/3.75 209.8 18.8 578 32.3 0.137 131.8
Saturn 37/3.00 261.5 21.0 721 41.8 0.110 164.2

Taurus 19/4.75 336.7 23.8 926 50.9 0.0857 211.4
Triton 37/3.75 408.7 26.3 1,130 62.9 0.0706 256.7
Uranus 61/3.25 506.0 29.3 1,400 75.2 0.0572 317.8

Venus 61/3.75 673.7 33.8 1,860 98.3 0.0429 423.1
Virgo 91/4.50 1,447 49.5 4,010 207 0.0200 908.7
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(DIN 48201, PART 5)
Construction, Approx. Calculated
Calculated Standard DC copper
Nominal Area No./Wire overall breaking
area Weight resistance equivalent
diameter diameter strength
at 20˚ C area
mm2 No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km mm2
16 7/1.7 15.9 5.1 43.4 287 1.807 10.0

25 7/2.1 24.2 6.3 66.3 434 1.187 15.2
35 7/2.5 34.4 7.5 93.9 581 0.845 21.6
50 7/3.0 49.5 9.0 135.2 840 0.586 31.1

50 19/1.8 48.3 9.0 132.5 874 0.599 30.4
70 19/2.1 65.8 10.5 180.4 1,178 0.435 41.4
95 19/2.5 93.2 12.5 255.5 1,577 0.309 58.6

120 19/2.8 117 14.0 321 1,995 0.246 73.6
150 37/2.25 147 15.8 406 2,664 0.196 92.5
185 37/2.50 182 17.5 501 3,071 0.158 114

240 61/2.25 243 20.3 670 4,392 0.118 153
300 61/2.50 299 22.5 827 5,063 0.096 188

(ASTM B 231)
Hard-drawn Calculated
Construction, Calculated
Code Nominal copper Stranding Calculated Approx. Standard DC
No./Wire breaking
Name Size equivalent class* area diameter weight resistance
diameter strength
area at 20˚ C
AWG/
AWG/MCM No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/ km
MCM
Peachbell 6 8 A 7/1.56 13.3 4.68 36.7 2.49 2.17

Rose 4 6 A 7/1.96 21.1 5.88 58.2 3.95 1.37
Iris 2 4 AA,A 7/2.47 33.6 7.41 92.6 5.97 0.858
Pansy 1 3 AA,A 7/2.78 42.4 8.34 116.9 7.12 0.680
Poppy 1/0 2 AA,A 7/3.12 53.5 9.36 147.5 8.73 0.539

Aster 2/0 1 AA,A 7/3.50 67.4 10.5 185.8 11.0 0.428
Phlox 3/0 1/0 AA,A 7/3.93 85.0 11.8 234.4 13.5 0.339
Oxlip 4/0 2/0 AA,A 7/4.42 107.2 13.3 295.6 17.0 0.269
Sneezewort 250 157.2 AA 7/4.80 126.7 14.4 349.3 20.1 0.228

Valerian 250 157.2 A 19/2.91 126.7 14.6 349.3 20.6 0.228
Daisy 266.8 3/0 AA 7/4.96 135.2 14.9 372.8 21.4 0.213
Laurel 266.8 3/0 A 19/3.01 135.2 15.1 372.8 21.4 0.213
Peony 300 188.3 A 19/3.19 152.0 16.0 419.1 24.0 0.190

Tulip 336.4 4/0 A 19/3.38 170.5 16.9 470.1 27.0 0.169
Daffodil 350 220 A 19/3.45 177.3 17.3 488.8 28.0 0.163
Canna 397.5 250 AA,A 19/3.67 201.4 18.4 555.3 31.8 0.143
Goldentuft 450 283 AA 19/3.71 228.0 19.6 628.6 35.0 0.126

Cosmos 477 300 AA 19/4.02 241.7 20.1 666.4 37.1 0.119
Syringa 477 300 A 37/2.88 241.7 20.2 666.4 38.5 0.119
Zinnia 500 314 AA 19/4.12 253.3 20.6 698.4 38.9 0.114
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(ASTM B 231) - continued
Hard-drawn Calculated
Code Nominal copper Stranding Calculated Approx. Standard DC
No./Wire breaking
Name Size equivalent class* area diameter weight resistance
diameter strength
area at 20˚ C
AWG/
AWG/MCM No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/ km
MCM
Hyacinth 500 314 A 37/2.95 253.3 20.7 698.4 40.3 0.114

Dahlia 556.5 350 AA 19/4.35 282.0 21.8 777.5 43.3 0.102
Mistletoe 556.5 350 A 37/3.11 282.0 21.8 777.5 43.6 0.102
Meadowsweet 600 377 AA,A 37/3.23 304.0 22.6 838.2 47.0 0.0948
Orchid 636 400 AA,A 37/3.33 322.3 23.3 888.6 49.9 0.0894
Heuchera 650 409 AA 37/3.37 329.4 23.6 908.2 51.0 0.0875
Verbena 700 440 AA 37/3.49 354.7 24.4 977.9 54.9 0.0813
Flag 700 440 A 61/2.72 354.7 24.5 977.9 57.5 0.0813
Violet 715.5 450 AA 37/3.53 362.6 24.7 1000 56.1 0.0795

Nasturtium 715.5 450 A 61/2.75 362.6 24.8 999.7 58.7 0.0795
Petunia 750 472 AA 37/3.62 380.0 25.3 1048 58.8 0.0759
Cattail 750 472 A 61/2.82 380.0 25.4 1048 59.9 0.0759
Arbutus 795 500 AA 37/3.72 402.8 26.0 1111 62.3 0.0716

Lilac 795 500 A 61/2.90 402.8 26.1 1111 63.4 0.0716
Cockscomb 900 566 AA 37/3.96 456.0 27.7 1257 68.5 0.0632
Snapdragon 900 566 A 61/3.09 456.0 27.8 1257 69.8 0.0632
Magnolia 954 600 AA 37/4.08 483.4 28.6 1333 72.6 0.0596

Goldenrod 954 600 A 61/3.18 483.4 28.6 1333 74.0 0.0596
Hawkweed 1000 629 AA 37/4.18 506.7 29.3 1397 76.1 0.0569
Camelia 1000 629 A 61/3.25 506.7 29.3 1397 77.5 0.0569
Bluebell 1033 650 AA 37/4.25 523.7 29.8 1444 78.6 0.0550

Larkspur 1033 650 A 61/3.31 523.7 29.8 1444 80.1 0.0550
Marigold 1113 700 AA, A 61/3.43 564.0 30.9 1555 86.3 0.0511
Hawthorn 1192 750 AA, A 61/3.55 604.2 32.0 1666 92.4 0.0477
Narcissus 1272 800 AA, A 61/3.67 644.5 33.0 1777 98.6 0.0447
Columbine 1351 850 AA, A 61/3.78 694.8 34.0 1916 103 0.0415
Carnation 1431 900 AA, A 61/3.89 725.1 35.0 1999 108 0.0398
Gladiolus 1510 950 AA, A 61/4.00 765.4 36.0 2110 114 0.0377
Coreopsis 1590 1000 AA 61/4.10 805.7 36.9 2221 120 0.0358

Jessamine 1750 1101 AA 61/4.30 886.7 38.7 2445 132 0.0325
Cowslip 2000 1260 A 91/3.77 1013 41.5 2820 149 0.0287
Sagebrush 2250 1415 A 91/3.99 1140 43.9 3174 167 0.0255
Lupine 25000 1570 A 91/4.21 1267 46.3 3527 186 0.0230

Bitterroot 2750 1730 A 91/4.42 1393 48.6 3878 205 0.0209
Trillium 3000 1890 A 127/3.90 1520 50.7 4273 223 0.0193
Bluebonnet 3500 2200 A 127/4.22 1773 54.9 4984 260 0.0166
* NOTE : AA - For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines

A - For conductors to be covered with weather - resistant, slow - burning materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility than is
afforded by Class AA is required
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BARE ALL ALUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR
(BARE AAAC)
Aluminium alloy (AAAC) contains a small percentage (about 0.6%) of silicon and magnesium elements. It provides several
benefits for overhead lines.
(i) Strength - About twice that of aluminium 1350 (EC)
(ii) Weight - 20% (approx.) lighter than ACSR conductor of equal diameter.
(iii) Corrosion resistance - It has a high resistance to atmospheric corrosion which is suitable for coastal and industrial
areas.
(iv) Surface hardness - AAAC’s surface is significantly harder than aluminium 1350. It is lesss liable to
damage during installation which is an important advantage of EHV transmission lines where
corona and radio interference is a major consideration.
(v) Termination - Much simpler jointing accessories required compared to ACSR.
(vi) AC Resistance - AAAC is a non-magnetic material. It doed not exhibit the magnetic core losses found in ACSR
conductor.
7(1+6) 19(1+6+12) 37(1+6+12+18)
61(1+6+12+18+24) 96(1+6+12+18+24+30) 127(1+6+12+18+24+30+36)
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BARE STRANDED ALL ALUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR (AAAC)
(BS 3242)
Calculated
Nominal Construction, Approx. Calculated
Code Sectional Approx. DC
aluminium No./Wire overal breaking
Name area weight resistance
area diameter diameter load
at 20˚ C
mm2 No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km
Almond 25 7/2.34 30.10 7.02 82 8.44 1.094

Cedar 30 7/2.54 35.47 7.62 97 9.94 0.9281
Fir 40 7/2.95 47.84 8.85 131 13.40 0.6880
Hazel 50 7/3.30 59.87 9.90 164 16.80 0.5498

Oak 100 7/4.65 118.9 13.95 325 33.30 0.2769
Ash 150 19/3.48 180.7 17.40 497 50.65 0.1830
Elm 175 19/3.76 211.0 18.80 580 59.10 0.1568

Upas 300 37/3.53 362.1 24.71 997 101.5 0.09155

(AS 1531, Part2)
Calculated Calculated Calculated
Construction, Approx.
Code Sectional equivalent Approx. minimum DC
No./Wire overal
Name area aluminium weight breaking resistance
diameter diameter
area load at 20˚ C
No./mm mm2 mm2 mm kg/km kN kg/km
Agate 7/1.75 16.84 14.3 5.25 46.1 4.71 1.97

Amenthyst 7/2.25 27.83 2.7 6.75 75.9 7.78 1.19
Diamond 7/2.50 34.36 29.3 7.50 94.3 9.64 0.967
Emerald 7/3.00 49.48 42.1 9.00 135 13.9 0.671

Garnet 7/3.75 77.31 65.8 11.3 211 21.7 0.430
Jade 7/4.50 111.3 94.8 13.5 304 31.2 0.298
Jasper 7/4.75 124.0 106 14.3 339 34.8 0.268

Opal 19/3.25 157.6 134 16.3 433 44.2 0.212
Pearl 19/3.75 209.8 178 18.8 576 58.8 0.159
Ruby 37/3.00 261.5 221 21.0 721 73.5 0.128

Rutile 19/4.75 336.7 285 23.8 924 94.4 0.0991
Sapphire 37/3.75 408.7 345 26.3 1,120 115 0.0819
Spinel 61/3.25 506.0 426 29.3 1,400 135 0.0662

Topaz 61/3.75 673.7 568 33.8 1,860 179 0.0498
Zircon 91/4.50 1,447 1,220 49.5 4,000 384 0.0232
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BARE STRANDED HARD-DRAWN ALL ALUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR (AAAC)
(DIN 48201, PART 5)
Construction, Approx. Calculated Calculated

Calculated Standard
Nominal area No./Wire overall breaking resistance at
area weight
diameter diameter strength 20˚ C
mm2 No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kg ohm/km
16 7/1.7 15.89 5.1 44 450 2.0910

25 7/2.1 24.25 6.3 67 690 1.3703
35 7/2.5 34.36 7.5 94 980 0.9668
50 7/3.0 49.48 9.0 135 1,410 0.6714
50 19/1.8 48.36 9.0 133 1,380 0.6905

70 19/2.1 65.82 10.5 181 1,875 0.5073
95 19/2.5 93.27 12.5 256 2,660 0.3579
120 19/2.8 117.0 14.0 322 3,335 0.2854
150 37/2.25 147.1 15.7 405 4,190 0.2274

185 37/2.50 181.6 17.5 501 5,175 0.1842
240 61/2.25 242.5 20.2 670 6,910 0.1383
300 61/2.50 299.4 22.5 827 8,535 0.1120
400 61/2.89 400.1 26.0 1,105 11,400 0.0838

500 61/3.23 499.8 29.1 1,381 14,245 0.0671
625 91/2.96 626.2 32.6 1,733 17,845 0.0537
800 91/3.25 802.1 36.8 2,219 22,860 0.0419
1000 91/3.74 999.7 41.1 2,766 28,490 0.0336

(ASTM B 399M)
Construction
Code Stranding Approx. Standard DC
Conductor Size No./Wire breaking
Name class* diameter weight resistance
diameter strength
at 20˚ C
cmil mm2 No./mm mm kg/km kN ohm/km
Akron 30.5 15.52 A 7/1.68 5.04 42.58 4.92 2.158

Alton 48.6 24.71 A 7/2.12 6.36 67.80 7.83 1.356
Ames 77.4 39.19 AA,A 7/2.67 8.01 107.5 12.4 0.8548
Azusa 123.3 62.44 AA,A 7/3.37 10.11 171.3 18.9 0.5365
Anaheim 155.4 78.55 AA,A 7/3.78 11.34 215.5 23.8 0.4265
Amherst 195.7 99.30 AA,A 7/4.25 12.75 272.5 30.0 0.3373

Alliance 246.9 125.10 AA,A 7/4.77 14.31 343.3 37.8 0.2678
Butte 312.8 158.60 A 19/3.26 16.30 435.2 46.5 0.2112
Canton 394.5 199.90 AA,A 19/3.66 18.30 548.5 58.6 0.1676
Cairo 465.4 236.40 AA 19/3.98 19.90 648.6 69.3 0.1417
Darien 559.5 283.70 AA 19/4.36 21.80 778.4 83.1 0.1181

Elgin 652.4 331.00 AA 19/4.71 23.55 908.2 97.0 0.1012
Flint 740.8 374.50 AA 37/3.59 25.13 1028 107 0.08945
Greely 927.2 469.60 AA 37/4.02 28.14 1288 135 0.07133
* NOTE : AA - For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines

A - For conductors to be covered with weather - resistant, slow - burning materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility than is
afforded by Class AA is required
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BARE ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR STEEL
REINFORCED (ACSR)
ACSR is a composite, concentrically stranded conductor in which the light weight and good conductivity of aluminium are
combined with the high tensile strength of steel. It is composed of one or more layers of EC grade hard-drawn aluminium wires
helically stranded around an inner core of high strength zinc-coated steel wires. The inner steel core may be a single zinc-
coated steel wire, or concentrically stranded of one or more layer of zinc-coated steel wires.
ACSR has long been widely used as overhead high tension transmission lines and has an established reputation for
economy and dependability. The illustration below shows typical standard sizes and stranding patterns.
ACSR Zebra ACSR Batang ACSR Skunk
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6+1 6+7(1+6) 12+7(1+6) 14+7(1+6) 14+19(1+6+12)
18(6+12)+1 24(9+15)+7(1+6) 24(10+16)+7(1+6) 30(12+18)+7(1+6)
45(9+15+21)+7(1+6) 48(10+16+22)+7(1+6) 54(12+18+24)+7(1+6) 30(12+18)+19(1+6+12)
54(12+18+24)+19(1+6+12) 72(9+15+21+27)+7(1+6+12) 84(12+18+24+30)+19(1+6+12)
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ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR STEEL REINFORCED (ACSR)
(BS 215:Part 2)
Construction, No./Wire Calculated

Nominal Cross-sectional area Approx. Calculated
Code diameer Approx. DC
aluminium overall breaking
Name weight resistance
area Aluminium Steel Aluminium Total diameter load
at 20˚ C
mm2 No./mm No./mm mm2 mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/ km
Gopher 25 6/2.36 1/2.36 26.25 30.62 7.08 106 9.61 1.093

Weasel 30 6/2.59 1/2.59 31.61 36.88 7.77 128 11.45 0.9077
Ferret 40 6/3.00 1/3.00 42.41 49.48 9.00 172 15.20 0.6776
Rabbit 50 6/3.35 1/3.35 52.88 61.70 10.05 214 18.35 0.5426
Skunk 60 12/2.59 7/2.59 63.22 100.1 12.95 464 52.94 0.4566
Horse 70 12/2.79 7/2.79 73.37 116.2 13.95 538 61.20 0.3936

Dog 100 6/4.72 7/1.57 105.0 118.6 14.15 394 32.70 0.2733
Wolf 150 30/2.59 7/2.59 158.1 194.9 18.13 726 69.20 0.1828
Dingo 150 18/3.35 1/3.35 158.7 167.5 16.75 506 35.70 0.1815
Lynx 175 30/2.79 7/2.79 183.4 226.2 19.53 842 79.80 0.1576
Caracal 175 18/3.61 1/3.61 184.3 194.5 18.05 587 41.10 0.1563
Panther 200 30/3.00 7/3.00 212.1 261.5 21.00 974 92.25 0.1363
Jaguar 200 18/3.86 1/3.86 210.6 222.3 19.30 671 46.55 0.1367
Batang* 300 18/4.78 7/1.68 323.0 338.5 24.16 1,010 69.67 0.08914
Zebra 400 54/3.18 7/3.18 428.9 484.5 28.62 1,621 131.9 0.06740
*Not in BS 215 : Part 2
ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR STEEL REINFORCED

(ACSR) (AS3607)
Construction, Calculated Calculated Construction

Cross- Approx.
No./Wire diameer equivalent Aprrox. minimum DC
Code Name sectional overall
aluminium weight breaking resistance
Aluminium Steel area diameter
area load at 20˚ C
No./mm No./mm mm2 mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km
Almond 6/2.50 1/2.50 29.0 34.36 7.50 119 10.5 0.975

Apple 6/3.00 1/3.00 41.8 49.48 9.00 171 14.9 0.676
Banana 6/3.75 1/3.75 65.3 77.31 11.3 268 22.7 0.433
Cherry 6/4.75 7/1.60 105 120.4 14.3 402 33.4 0.270

Grape 30/2.50 7/2.50 144 181.6 17.5 676 63.5 0.196
Lemon 30/3.00 7/3.00 207 261.5 21.0 973 90.4 0.136
Lime 30/3.50 7/3.50 282 356.0 24.5 1324 122 0.100

Mango 54/3.00 7/3.00 373 431.2 27.0 1442 119 0.0757
Orange 54/3.25 7/3.25 438 506.0 29.3 1692 137 0.0645
Olive 54/3.50 7/3.50 508 586.9 31.5 1962 159 0.0556

Pawpaw 54/3.75 19/2.25 583 672.0 33.8 2241 178 0.0485
Peach 54/4.75 19/2.85 936 1078.1 42.8 3595 276 0.0302
Standard High - Strength Conductors
Quince 3/1.75 4/1.75 8.77 16.84 5.25 95 12.7 3.25

Raisin 3/2.50 4/2.50 17.9 34.36 7.50 194 24.4 1.58
Sultana 4/3.00 3/3.00 31.6 49.48 9.00 244 28.3 0.897
Walnut 4/3.75 3/3.75 49.4 77.31 11.3 381 43.9 0.574
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(DIN 48204)
Nominal Aluminium Steel Total Approx. Calculated

Overall
sectional sectional weight breaking
Construction Area Construction Area diameter
area aea load load
mm2 No./mm2 mm2 No./mm2 mm2 mm2 mm kg/km kN
16/2.5 6/1.80 15.27 1/1.80 2.54 17.81 5.4 62 5.81

25/4 6/2.25 23.86 1/2.25 3.98 27.84 6.8 97 9.02
35/6 6/2.70 34.35 1/2.70 5.73 40.08 8.1 140 12.7
44/32 14/2.00 43.98 7/2.40 31.7 75.68 11.2 373 45.5
50/8 6/3.20 48.25 1/3.20 8.04 56.29 9.6 196 17.2
50/30 12/2.33 51.17 7/2.33 29.9 81.07 11.7 378 44.3

70/12 26/1.85 69.89 7/1.44 11.4 81.29 11.7 284 26.3
95/15 26/2.15 94.39 7/1.67 15.3 109.7 13.6 383 35.2
95/55 12/3.20 96.51 7/3.20 56.3 152.8 16.0 714 80.2
105/75 14/3.10 105.7 19/2.25 75.6 181.3 17.5 899 107
120/20 26/2.44 121.6 7/1.90 19.9 141.5 15.5 494 44.9

120/70 12/3.60 122.2 7/3.60 71.3 193.5 18.0 904 98.2
125/30 30/2.33 128.0 7/2.33 29.9 157.9 16.1 590 57.9
150/25 26/2.70 148.9 7/2.10 24.3 173.2 17.1 604 54.4
170/40 30/2.70 171.8 7/2.70 40.1 211.9 18.9 794 77.0
185/30 26/3.00 183.8 7/2.33 29.9 213.7 19.0 744 66.3

210/35 26/3.20 209.1 7/2.49 34.1 243.2 20.3 848 74.9
210/50 30/3.00 212.1 7/3.00 49.5 261.6 21.0 979 92.3
230/30 24/3.50 230.9 7/2.33 29.9 260.8 21.0 874 73.1
240/40 26/3.45 243.1 7/2.68 39.5 282.6 21.9 985 86.5
265/35 24/3.74 263.7 7/2.49 34.1 297.8 22.4 998 82.9

300/50 26/3.86 304.3 7/3.00 49.5 353.8 24.5 1233 105
305/40 54/2.68 304.6 7/2.68 39.5 344.1 24.1 1155 99.3
340/30 48/3.00 339.3 7/2.33 29.9 369.2 25.0 1174 92.6
380/50 54/3.00 381.7 7/3.00 49.5 431.2 27.0 1448 121
385/35 48/3.20 386.0 7/2.49 34.1 420.1 26.7 1336 104

435/55 54/3.20 434.3 7/3.20 56.3 490.6 28.8 1647 136
450/40 48/3.45 448.7 7/2.68 39.5 488.2 28.7 1553 120
490/65 54/3.40 490.3 7/3.40 63.6 553.9 30.6 1860 153
550/70 54/3.60 549.7 7/3.60 71.3 621.0 32.4 2085 167
560/50 48/3.86 561.7 7/3.00 49.5 611.2 32.2 1943 146

680/85 54/4.00 678.6 19/2.40 86.0 764.6 36.0 2564 210
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(ASTM B 232)
Hard-drawn Construction, Calculated

Calculated area Approx. Calculated
Nominal copper No./Wire diameter Standard DC
Code name overall breaking
size equivalent weight resistance
Aluminium Steel Aluminium Steel diameter load
area at 20˚ C
AWG/MCM AWG/MCM No./mm No./mm mm2 mm2 mm kg/km kgN ohm/km
Turkey* 6 8 6/1.68 1/1.68 13.30 2.217 5.03 53.77 5.28 2.16

Swan* 4 6 6/2.12 1/2.12 21.18 3.530 6.35 85.61 8.30 1.35
Swanate* 4 6 7/1.96 1/2.61 21.12 5.350 6.53 99.61 10.5 1.35
Sparrow* 2 4 6/2.67 1/2.67 33.59 5.599 8.03 135.8 12.7 0.854
Sparate* 2 4 7/2.47 1/3.30 33.54 8.553 8.26 158.6 16.1 0.854
Robin 1 3 6/3.00 1/3.00 42.41 7.069 9.02 171.5 15.8 0.676

Raven* 1/0 2 6/3.37 1/3.37 53.52 8.920 10.1 216.3 19.4 0.536
Quail* 2/0 1 6/3.78 1/3.78 67.33 11.22 11.4 272.2 23.3 0.426
Pigeon* 3/0 1/0 6/4.25 1/4.25 85.12 14.19 12.8 344.1 29.4 0.337
Penguin* 4/0 2/0 6/4.77 1/4.77 107.2 17.87 14.3 433.4 37.1 0.268
Waxwing* 266.8 3/0 18/3.09 1/3.09 135.0 7.499 15.5 430.8 30.3 0.214
Partridge* 266.8 3/0 26/2.57 7/2.00 134.9 21.99 16.4 543.9 50.2 0.215
Ostrich 300.0 188 700 26/2.73 7/2.12 152.2 24.71 17.3 612.9 56.6 0.190
Merlin* 336.4 4/0 18/3.47 1/3.47 170.2 9.457 17.4 543.3 38.2 0.169
Linnet* 336.4 4/0 26/2.89 7/2.25 170.6 27.83 18.3 688.0 62.8 0.170
Oriole* 336.4 4/0 30/2.69 7/2.69 170.5 39.78 18.8 781.1 77.4 0.170
Chickadee* 397.5 250 000 18/3.77 1/3.77 200.9 11.16 18.9 641.3 43.4 0.144
Brant* 397.5 250 000 24/3.27 7/2.18 201.6 26.13 19.6 760.2 64.7 0.144
Ibis* 397.5 250 000 26/3.14 7/2.44 201.3 32.73 19.9 811.2 72.1 0.144
Lark 397.5 250 000 30/2.92 7/2.92 200.9 46.88 20.5 920.5 90.3 0.145
Pelican* 477.0 300 000 18/4.14 1/4.14 242.3 13.46 20.7 773.3 52.3 0.119
Flicker* 477.0 300 000 24/3.58 7/2.39 241.6 31.40 21.5 911.8 76.8 0.120
Hawk* 477.0 300 000 26/3.44 7/2.67 241.6 39.19 21.8 972.9 86.4 0.120
Hen* 477.0 300 000 30/3.20 7/3.20 241.3 56.29 22.4 1105 105 0.120
Osprey* 556.5 350 000 18/4.47 1/4.47 282.5 15.69 22.3 901.5 61.0 0.102
Parakeet* 556.5 350 000 24/3.87 7/2.58 282.3 36.60 23.2 1065 88.3 0.103
Dove* 556.5 350 000 26/3.72 7/2.89 282.6 45.92 23.5 1138 101 0.103
Eagle 556.5 350 000 30/3.46 7/3.46 282.1 65.81 24.2 1292 123 0.103
Peacock 605.0 380 500 24/4.03 7/2.69 306.1 39.78 24.2 1155 95.9 0.0946
Squab 605.0 380 500 26/3.87 7/3.01 305.8 49.81 24.2 1233 108 0.0947
Teal 605.0 380 500 30/3.61 19/2.16 307.1 69.62 25.2 1392 133.4 0.0947
Kingbird* 636.0 400 000 18/4.78 1/4.78 323.0 17.95 23.9 1031 69.7 0.0893
Rook* 636.0 400 000 24/4.14 7/2.76 323.1 41.88 24.8 1219 101 0.0897
Grosbeak* 636.0 400 000 26/3.97 7/3.09 321.9 52.49 25.1 1298 112 0.0900
Egret 636.0 400 000 30/3.70 19/2.22 322.6 73.55 25.9 1466 141 0.0900
*Indicate those “preferred” sizes most commonly used.
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(ASTM B 232) - continued
Hard-drawn Construction, Calculated

Calculated area Approx. Calculated
Nominal copper No./Wire diameter Standard DC
Code name overall breaking
size equivalent weight resistance
Aluminium Steel Aluminium Steel diameter load
area at 20˚ C
AWG/MCM AWG/MCM No./mm No./mm mm2 mm2 mm kg/km kgN ohm/km
Flamingo 666.6 419 000 24/4.23 7/2.82 337.3 43.72 25.4 1272 105 0.0859
Gannet 666.6 419 000 26/4.07 7/3.16 338.3 54.90 25.8 1362 117 0.0857
Stilt 715.5 450 000 24/4.39 7/2.92 363.3 46.88 26.3 1368 113 0.0797
Starling 715.5 450 000 26/4.21 7/3.28 361.9 59.15 26.7 1461 126 0.0801
Redwing 715.5 450 000 30/3.92 19/2.35 362.1 82.40 27.5 1644 154 0.0802
Cuckoo* 795.0 500 000 24/4.62 7/3.08 402.3 52.16 27.7 1517 124 0.0720
Drake* 795.0 500 000 26/4.44 7/3.45 402.5 65.44 28.1 1622 140 0.0720
Tern* 795.0 500 000 45/3.38 7/2.25 403.8 27.83 27.0 1340 98.8 0.0718
Condor 795.0 500 000 54/3.08 7/3.08 402.4 52.16 27.8 1528 124 0.0720
Mallard 795.0 500 000 30/4.14 19/2.48 403.8 91.79 29.0 1833 171 0.0719
Ruddy 900.0 566 000 45/3.59 7/2.40 455.5 31.67 28.7 1513 111 0.0636
Canary 900.0 566 000 54/3.28 7/3.28 456.3 59.15 29.5 1733 141 0.0635
Rail* 954.0 600 000 45/3.70 7/2.47 483.8 33.54 29.5 1607 118 0.0599
Cardinal* 954.0 600 000 54/3.38 7/3.38 484.5 62.81 30.4 1841 150 0.0598
Ortolan 1033.5 650 000 45/3.85 7/2.57 523.8 36.31 30.8 1740 125 0.0553
Curlew 1033.5 650 000 54/3.51 7/3.51 522.5 67.73 31.6 1985 161 0.0554
Bluejay* 1113.0 700 000 45/4.00 7/2.66 565.5 38.90 32.0 1876 135 0.0512
Finch* 1113.0 700 000 54/3.65 19/2.19 565.0 71.57 32.8 2134 175 0.0515
Bunting 1192.5 750 000 45/4.14 7/2.76 605.8 41.88 33.1 2011 144 0.0470
Grackle 1192.5 750 000 54/3.77 19/2.27 602.8 76.89 33.9 2281 184 0.0483
Bittern* 1272.0 800 000 45/4.27 7/2.85 644.4 44.66 34.2 2140 154 0.045
Pheasant* 1272.0 800 000 54/3.90 19/2.34 645.1 81.72 35.1 2437 194 0.0451
Dipper 1351.5 850 000 45/4.40 7/2.93 684.2 47.20 35.2 2270 163 0.0423
Martin 1351.5 850 000 54/4.02 19/2.41 685.4 86.68 36.2 2588 206 0.0425
Bobolink* 1431.0 900 000 45/4.53 7/3.02 725.3 50.14 36.2 2407 173 0.0399
Plover* 1431.0 900 000 54/4.14 19/2.48 726.9 91.79 37.2 2744 218 0.0401
Nuthatch 1510.5 950 000 45/4.65 7/3.10 764.2 52.84 37.2 2537 180 0.0379
Parrot 1510.5 950 000 54/4.25 19/2.55 766.0 97.03 38.3 2894 231 0.0380
Lapwing* 1590.0 1 000 000 45/4.78 7/3.18 807.5 55.59 38.2 2679 190 0.0359
Falcon* 1590.0 1 000 000 54/4.36 19/2.62 806.2 102.4 38.2 3048 243 0.0361
*Indicate those “preferred” sizes most commonly used.
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PVC - COVERED ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORS
The PVC - covered conductors have been developed primarily to
give protection to telecommunication lines which are
crossed by power lines and to give protection to the public from low
voltage lines in case of accidental contact for short
periods.
The PVC - covered overhead power lines have also been found
useful in corrosive atmospheres and for preventing faults due to
birds and trees. For such purposes, thickness of covering other
than those specified in this catalogue may be used. The conductors
are sometimes referred to as “Weather - Resistant Line Wire” and
may consist of a single solid
wire, or all aluminium stranded conductors (AAC) over which a
covering has been applied.
The insulation thickness of Type 8 is intended for use where the

operating voltage does not exceed 650 V r.m.s. between any two
conductors or 250 V r.m.s. between any conductor and earth.
PVC - COVERED ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORS

(BS 215, Part 1 and BS 6485)
Approx.
Aprrox.
Calculated overall
Nominal Construction, Approx.overall mass of
DC Approx. diameter of
aluminium No./Wire diameter of covered
resistance breaking load covered
area diameter bare conductor conductor
at 20˚C conductor
Type 8 Type 16 Type 8 Type 16
mm2 No./mm mm ohm/km kN mm mm kg/km mm
22 7/2.06 6.18 1.277 3.99 8.2 10.4 100 150
50 7/3.10 9.30 0.5419 8.28 11.7 13.5 200 270
100 7/4.39 13.17 0.2702 16.00 16.0 17.2 360 480
200 19/3.78 18.90 0.1349 32.40 21.7 23.1 690 830
* The insulation thickness of Type 8 is intended for use where the operating voltage does not exceed 650V r.m.s between any two conductors or 250V r.m.s
between any conductor and earth.
* The insulation thickness of Type 16 is intended for use where the operating voltage exceeds 650 V r.m.s between any two conductors or 250V r.m.s between any
conductor and earth, but does not normally exceed 11kV r.m.s between conductors or 6.6kV r.m.s between any conductor and earth.
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Low Voltage Aerial Bundle Cable
complying to Tenaga Nasional Berhad
requirement
Description
Low voltage Aerial Bundle Cable with Polyethylene (PE) insulation
is designed for overhead distribution lines.
It consists of insulated neutral messenger wire made of All
Aluminium Alloy Conductor (AAAC) which helically wound
by the insulated aluminium phase conductors.
Construction
Phase Conductor
H68 aluminium wire to BS 2627, compacted circular stranded.
Neutral Conductor
The neutral of messenger conductors shall be of Aluminium Alloy
and compacted circular stranded.
Street Lighting
H68 aluminium wire to BS 2627, compacted circular stranded.
Insulation
Black Polyethylene (PE) shall be extruded over phase conductor,
neutral conductor, and street lighting.
Assembly
Right hand (Z) direction of lay.
TNB specification
0.6/1(1.2)kV
Size of cable 1C X 16mm2 + 25mm2 3C X 16mm² + 25mm2
Phase conductor
Nominal cross-sectional area mm2 16 16
Minimum number of wires 6 6
Nominal thickness of insulation mm 1.0 1.0
Approx. each core diameter mm 6.8 6.8
Max. d.c. resistance of conductor at 20°C Ohm/km 1.91 1.91
Messenger
Minimum breaking load kN 6.4 6.4
Completed cable
Approx. overall diameter mm 15.3 19.2
Approx. cable weight kg/km 162 289
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TNB specification
0.6/1(1.2)kV
Size of cable 3C X 95mm2 + 70mm2 + 16mm2 3C X 185mm2 + 120mm2 + 16mm2
Phase conductor
Messenger
Street lighting
Completed cable
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Aerial Bundle Cable complying to
AS/NZS 3560.1
Construction
Phase Conductor
Compacted circular stranded aluminium 1350
Neutral Conductor
Compacted circular stranded aluminium 1350
Insulation
Cross-linked Polyethylene (XLPE) shall be extruded over phase
and neutral conductor.
Assembly
Left hand (S) direction of lay.
Core identification:
Phase core shall be marked with numerals and letters “1 ONE”, “2
TWO” or “3 THREE” and identified by one rib, two ribs or three ribs.
The neutral cores shall be identified by a series of approximately

evenly spaced ribs around the circumference.
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AS/NZS 3560.1 specification
0.6/1(1.2)kV
Phase conductor 1 Core
Nominal cross-sectional area mm2 16 25 35 50 95
Minimum number of wires 6 6 6 6 15
Nominal thickness of XLPE insulation mm 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.5 1.7
Approx. each core diameter mm 7.3 8.5 9.6 11.4 15.1
Max. d.c. resistance of conductor at

Ohm/km 1.91 1.20 0.868 0.641 0.320
20°C
Max. continuous current carrying

capacity per phase
a. 40°C ambient air temperature " A 78 105 125 150 230
b. 30°C ambient air temperature A 87 118 140 168 258
Conditions:
Solar radiation = 1000W/m²
Windspeed = 1m/s"
Messenger
Nominal cross-sectional area mm2 16 25 35 50 95
Minimum number of wires 6 6 6 6 15
Nominal thickness of XLPE insulation mm 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.5 1.7
Approx. each core diameter mm 7.3 8.5 9.6 11.4 15.1
Minimum breaking load kN 4.4 7.0 9.8 14.0 26.6
Completed cable
Approx. overall diameter mm 14.7 17.1 19.2 22.8 30.1
Approx. cable weight kg/km 140 202 265 375 679
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Phase conductor 2 Cores
Nominal cross-sectional area mm2 25 35 50
Minimum number of wires 6 6 6
Nominal thickness of XLPE insulation mm 1.3 1.3 1.5
Approx. each core diameter mm 8.5 9.6 11.4
Max. d.c. resistance of conductor at 20°C Ohm/km 1.20 0.868 0.641
Max. continuous current carrying capacity

per phase
a. 40°C ambient air temperature A 97 120 140
b. 30°C ambient air temperature A 109 134 157
"Conditions:
Windspeed = 1m/s"
Messenger
Nominal cross-sectional area mm2 25 35 50
Minimum number of wires 6 6 6
Nominal thickness of XLPE insulation mm 1.3 1.3 1.5
Approx. each core diameter mm 8.5 9.6 11.4
Minimum breaking load kN 10.5 14.7 21.0
Completed cable
Approx. overall diameter mm 18.4 20.6 24.6
Approx. cable weight kg/km 297 391 552
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AS/NZS 3560.1 specification
0.6/1(1.2)kV
Phase conductor 3 Cores
Nominal cross-sectional area mm2 16 25 35 50 70 95 120 150
Minimum number of wires 6 6 6 6 12 15 15 15
Nominal thickness of XLPE

mm 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.5 1.5 1.7 1.7 1.7
insulation
Approx. each core diameter mm 7.3 8.5 9.6 11.4 12.9 15.1 16.5 17.9
Max. d.c. resistance of conductor

Ohm/km 1.91 1.20 0.868 0.641 0.443 0.320 0.253 0.206
at 20°C
Max. continuous current carrying

capacity per phase
a. 40°C ambient air temperature " A 74 97 120 140 175 215 250 280
b. 30°C ambient air temperature A 83 109 134 157 196 241 280 314
Conditions:
Windspeed = 1m/s"
Messenger
Nominal cross-sectional area mm² 16 25 35 50 70 95 120 150
Minimum number of wires 6 6 6 6 12 15 15 15
Nominal thickness of XLPE

mm 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.5 1.5 1.7 1.7 1.7
insulation
Approx. each core diameter mm 7.3 8.5 9.6 11.4 12.9 15.1 16.5 17.9
Completed cable
Minimum breaking load kN 8.8 14.0 19.6 28.0 39.2 53.2 67.2 84.0
Approx. overall diameter mm 17.7 20.6 23.1 27.5 31.2 36.4 39.9 43.2
Approx. cable weight kg/km 277 401 528 746 988 1353 1672 2003
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Aerial Bundle Cable complying to
DES/LVC/ABC specification
Construction
Conductor
The conductor of phase, neutral and street lighting conductor shall be H68 condition aluminium in accordance with BS 2627,
compacted cicular stranded
Insulation
Cross-linked Polyethylene (XLPE) shall be extruded over phase, neutral, street lighting conductor.
Assembly
Left hand (S) direction of lay.
Core identification:
First phase conductor shall be identified by single rib, while the second and third conductors by two and three ribs respectively.
The neutral conductor shall be identified by ribs all-around the circumference.
Street lighting conductor shall be marked with words “S/L”
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0.6/1(1.2)kV
Size of cable 3C X 25mm² + 25mm² 3C X 35mm² + 35mm²
Phase conductor
Messenger
Completed cable
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0.6/1(1.2)kV
Size of cable 3C X 120mm2 + 120mm2+ 25mm2 3C X 185mm2 + 185mm2 + 25mm2
Phase conductor
Messenger
Street lighting
Completed cable
Completed cable
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OPGW CABLE
Aluminium-covered stainless steel loose tube type
Reference Specification - TNB
Optical Fiber (OP)
Aluminium-covered
stainless steel loose tube (AC-SSLT)
Aluminium-clad Steel Wire (ACS)
Structure Layer Material Number Diameter Unit
Center AC-SSLT 1 5.2 mm
1st Layer 27ACS * 7 3.8 mm

* Conductivity : 27%
Mechanical OPGW Size 90

Characteristic
Construction 1/5.2mm – OP Unit + 7/3.8mm 27ACS
Max. Overall Diameter # 13.0 mm
Total cross-section area 92.58 mm2
Ultimate tensile strength ≥ 71 KN
Nominal Weight (approx.) 528.5 kg/km
D.C. Resistance at 20°C (Max.) 0.63 Ohm/km
Short-circuit current capacity ≥6 kA/1sec
Modulus of elasticity 105,000 N/mm2
Coefficient of linear expansion 14.1 1/°Cx10-6
Outer layer lay direction Ringht-Hand (Z)

#
The actual cable overall diameter to be advised after production.
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AC-SSLT Number of Fiber @ 24
Charcteristic
Overall diameter of tube 5.2 mm
Surplus length of Fiber Max. 0.6 %
Ultimate Tensile Strength Min. 210 Mpa
Optical Fiber Fiber Material Silica/Silica doped, Single Mode

Characteristic
Max. Attenuation at 1310nm 0.40 dB/km
Mode Field Diameter at 1310nm 8.6 – 9.5 µm
Mode Field Diameter at 1550nm 9.3 – 11.5 µm
Cut off Wavelength (Fiber) 1130 – 1350 nm
Cut off Wavelength (Cable) ≤1260 nm
Zero dispersion wavelength 1310 ± 10 nm
Maximum Chromatic Dispersion at 1310nm 4 ps/nm.km
Maximum Chromatic Dispersion at 1550nm 20 ps/nm.km
Maximum Zero dispersion slope 0.092 ps/(nm².km)
Cladding diameter 125 ± 1 µm
Coating diameter 250 ± 15 µm
Mode Field concentricity error 0.6 µm
Cladding non-circularity 1.0 %
Colour coding of Optical Fibers: 24 Cores
Fiber Bundle Binder Colour Fiber No & Colour
1 2 3 4 5 6
Blue Blue Orange Green Brown Slate White

1 7 8 9 10 11 12
Red Black Yellow Violet Pink Aqua
13 14 15 16 17 18
Blue Orange Green Brown Slate White

2 Yellow
19 20 21 22 23 24
Note: number of fibers may vary upon customer request ranging from 12 to 36 fibers per cable.
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OPGW CABLE
Aluminium-covered stainless steel loose tube type
Reference Specification - SESCo
Optical Fiber (OP)
Aluminium-covered
stainless steel loose tube (AC-SSLT)
Aluminium-clad Steel Wire (ACS)
Structure Layer Material Number Diameter Unit
Center AC-SSLT 1 5.2 Mm
1st Layer 40ACS * 7 3.8 Mm

* Conductivity : 40%
Mechanical OPGW Size 90

Characteristic
Construction 1/5.2mm – OP Unit + 7/3.8mm 40ACS
Overall Diameter (Nominal) #

12.8 mm
Total cross-section area 92.58 Mm²
Ultimate tensile strength 49 kN
Nominal Weight (approx.) 429 kg/km
D.C. Resistance at 20°C (Max.) 0.4533 Ohm/km
Short-circuit current capacity 9 kA/1sec
Modulus of elasticity 11,100 kg/mm²
Coefficient of linear expansion 15.5 1/°Cx10-6
Outer layer lay direction Ringht-Hand (Z)

#
The actual cable overall diameter to be advised after production.
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AC-SSLT Number of Fiber @ 16
Charcteristic
Overall diameter of tube 5.2 mm
Surplus length of Fiber Max. 0.6 %
Optical Fiber Fiber Material Silica/Silica doped, Single Mode

Characteristic
Mode Field Diameter at 1310nm 9.2 ± 0.4 µm
Mode Field Diameter at 1550nm 10.4 ± 1.0 µm
Cut off Wavelength (Cable) ≤1260 nm
Zero dispersion wavelength 1300 ~ 1324 nm
Chromatic Dispersion at 1310nm < 3.5 ps/nm.km
Chromatic Dispersion at 1550nm < 19 ps/nm.km
Maximum Zero dispersion slope 0.093 ps/(nm².km)
Cladding diameter 125 ± 1 µm
Coating diameter 245 ± 5 µm
Mode Field concentricity error 0.8 µm
Cladding non-circularity 1.0 %
Life Span > 30 Years
Core numerical aperture < 0.23
Colour coding of Optical Fibers: 16 Cores
Fiber Bundle Binder Colour Fiber No & Colour
1 2 3 4 5 6
Blue Blue Orange Green Brown Slate White

1 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16
Blue Orange Green Brown

2 Yellow
Note: Number of Fibers may vary upon customer request ranging from 12 to 36 fibers per cable.
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Leader Cable Industry Berhad
(26936-P)
Lot 1385, Tikam Batu Industrial Estate
08600 Sungai Petani, Kedah, Malaysia
Tel: 604-438 9988 Fax: 604-438 8497
www.leadercable.com.my
Selangor Sales Office

Unit 8.2, Level 8, Building A, Peremba Square
Saujana Resort, Seksyen U2
40150 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 603-7845 7788/6699
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ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR

ALUMINIUM & ALLUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTORS___________________3

BARE ALL ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR (AAC)_ ________________________6

BARE ALL ALUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR (BARE AAAC)___________10

BARE ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR STEEL REINFORCED (ACSR)_ _______13

PVC - COVERED ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORS_______________________19

Aerial Bundle Cable_ _______________________________________20

OPGW CABLE_ ________________________________________________29

This catalogue serves as a guide to LCIB’s manufacturing processes and

6. Compatibility With Insulation

7(1+6) 19(1+6+12) 37(1+6+12+18)

61(1+6+12+18+24) 96(1+6+12+18+24+30) 127(1+6+12+18+24+30+36)

mm2 No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km mm2

Midge 22 7/2.06 23.33 6.18 64 3.99 1.227 14.65

Wasp 100 7/4.39 106.0 13.17 290 16.00 0.2702 66.57

Cockroach 250 19/4.22 265.7 21.10 731 40.40 0.1083 166.9

STRANDED HARD - DRAWN ALL ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR (AAC)

No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km mm2

Gemini 7/1.75 16./84 5.25 46.1 3.01 1.71 10.28

Libra 7/3.00 49.48 9.00 135 7.91 0.579 31.07

Moon 7/4.75 124.0 14.3 340 18.8 0.232 77.87

Saturn 37/3.00 261.5 21.0 721 41.8 0.110 164.2

Uranus 61/3.25 506.0 29.3 1,400 75.2 0.0572 317.8

mm2 No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km mm2

16 7/1.7 15.9 5.1 43.4 287 1.807 10.0

50 7/3.0 49.5 9.0 135.2 840 0.586 31.1

95 19/2.5 93.2 12.5 255.5 1,577 0.309 58.6

185 37/2.50 182 17.5 501 3,071 0.158 114

STRANDED HARD - DRAWN ALL ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR (AAC)

Peachbell 6 8 A 7/1.56 13.3 4.68 36.7 2.49 2.17

Poppy 1/0 2 AA,A 7/3.12 53.5 9.36 147.5 8.73 0.539

Sneezewort 250 157.2 AA 7/4.80 126.7 14.4 349.3 20.1 0.228

Peony 300 188.3 A 19/3.19 152.0 16.0 419.1 24.0 0.190

Goldentuft 450 283 AA 19/3.71 228.0 19.6 628.6 35.0 0.126

Hyacinth 500 314 A 37/2.95 253.3 20.7 698.4 40.3 0.114

Violet 715.5 450 AA 37/3.53 362.6 24.7 1000 56.1 0.0795

Arbutus 795 500 AA 37/3.72 402.8 26.0 1111 62.3 0.0716

Magnolia 954 600 AA 37/4.08 483.4 28.6 1333 72.6 0.0596

Bluebell 1033 650 AA 37/4.25 523.7 29.8 1444 78.6 0.0550

Coreopsis 1590 1000 AA 61/4.10 805.7 36.9 2221 120 0.0358

Lupine 25000 1570 A 91/4.21 1267 46.3 3527 186 0.0230

* NOTE : AA - For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines

(i) Strength - About twice that of aluminium 1350 (EC)

(v) Termination - Much simpler jointing accessories required compared to ACSR.

7(1+6) 19(1+6+12) 37(1+6+12+18)

61(1+6+12+18+24) 96(1+6+12+18+24+30) 127(1+6+12+18+24+30+36)

mm2 No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kN ohm/km

Almond 25 7/2.34 30.10 7.02 82 8.44 1.094

Hazel 50 7/3.30 59.87 9.90 164 16.80 0.5498

Elm 175 19/3.76 211.0 18.80 580 59.10 0.1568

BARE STRANDED ALL ALUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR (AAAC)

No./mm mm2 mm2 mm kg/km kN kg/km

Agate 7/1.75 16.84 14.3 5.25 46.1 4.71 1.97

Emerald 7/3.00 49.48 42.1 9.00 135 13.9 0.671

Jasper 7/4.75 124.0 106 14.3 339 34.8 0.268

Ruby 37/3.00 261.5 221 21.0 721 73.5 0.128

Spinel 61/3.25 506.0 426 29.3 1,400 135 0.0662

Construction, Approx. Calculated Calculated

mm2 No./mm mm2 mm kg/km kg ohm/km

16 7/1.7 15.89 5.1 44 450 2.0910

50 19/1.8 48.36 9.0 133 1,380 0.6905

150 37/2.25 147.1 15.7 405 4,190 0.2274

400 61/2.89 400.1 26.0 1,105 11,400 0.0838