Product Information

Specification

About:

• This cable is likely designed for use in railway applications, given its mention of "Rail Cable". The '3KV' suggests it is rated for high voltage applications, up to 3000 volts. The 'Radox' branding often implies resistance to environmental factors like UV, ozone, and varying temperatures.

Also Known As:

• It might be known by its specifications or part numbers in catalogs, depending on the manufacturer. However, without the specific manufacturer or part number, it's difficult to provide exact alternative names.

Application:

• For protected, fixed installation inside and outside railway vehicles for connecting fixed and moving parts, especially suitable for applications in diesel, for direct and alternating voltage operations.

Construction:

• Conductor: stranded tin plated copper, acc. to IEC60228 cl.5.
• Insulation: RADOX® GKW K.
• Core Identification: Cores shall be number printed.
• Sheath: RADOX® GKW S, colour: black.
• Voltage Rating: 1800/3000 V a.c., 2700/4500 V d.c.
• Temperature Rating: -40ºC to +120ºC.

Standards:

• Rail cables must adhere to specific industry standards, which can vary by region. These standards ensure safety, reliability, and compatibility with railway systems. They might comply with international standards like those set by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) or specific railway standards.

Features:

• Key features likely include high voltage capacity, flexibility due to stranded construction, corrosion resistance from tin plating, and durability under harsh environmental conditions. The lack of shielding suggests it is used in environments where electromagnetic interference is not a significant issue.

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