Custom 0.6/1kv ABC Cable AS 3560.1 Suppliers, Exporter

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Custom 0.6/1kv ABC Cable AS 3560.1 Suppliers, Exporter

Standards: AS 3560.1

CONSTRUCTION
â… ã€2, 3 or 4-core construction;
â…¡ã€phase and neutral conductors of equal size and type;
â…¢ã€conductor sizes from 16 mm2 up to and including 150 mm2;

1.Phase Conductor
Circular stranded, rounded,compacted aluminum conductor

2.Neutral(Messenger) Conductor
Circular stranded, rounded,compacted aluminum conductor

3. Insulation
Black color Â Cross-linked polyethylene(XLPE)

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Product Description

Properties of conductors and cores

Type of conductor or core	Nominal cross-sectional area mm2 (Core)	Number of wires min.	Resistance at 20 °C Ω/km Max.	Dia.of Conductor		Breaking force (N)	Thickness of dielectric mm	Outside diameter mm
				MIN	MAX			MIN	MAX
Phase or neutral (aluminium)	16 (2/4)	6	1.91	4.5	4.8	2200	1.3	7.1	7.9
	25 (2/3/4)	6	1.20	5.8	6.1	3500	1.3	8.4	9.2
	35 (2/3/4)	6	0.868	6.8	7.2	4900	1.3	9.4	10.3
	50 (2/3/4)	6	0.641	8.0	8.4	7000	1.5	11	11.9
	70 (4)	12	0.443	9.6	10.1	9800	1.5	12.6	13.6
	95 (2/4)	15	0.320	11.3	11.9	13300	1.7	14.7	15.9
	120 (4)	15	0.253	12.8	13.5	16800	1.7	16.2	17.5
	150 (4)	15	0.206	14.1	14.9	21000	1.7	17.5	18.9

Aerial Bundled Cable AS 3560.1

Model specification	Phase Core					Neutral Core					Complete Cable
Model specification	No. & Section Area	No.of wire	Dia.of Conductor		Insulation Thickness	No. & Section Area	No.of wire	Dia.of Conductor		Insulation Thickness	Overall Diameter (Approx.)	Weight (Approx.)
	No. & Section Area	No.of wire	MIN	MAX	Insulation Thickness	No. & Section Area	No.of wire	MIN	MAX	Insulation Thickness	Overall Diameter (Approx.)	Weight (Approx.)
ABC 2X16	1X16	7	4.5	4.8	1.3	1X16	7	4.5	4.8	1.3	131	14.6
ABC 4X16	3X16	7	4.5	4.8	1.3	1X16	7	4.5	4.8	1.3	262	17.6
ABC 2X25	1x25	7	5.8	6.1	1.3	1x25	7	5.8	6.1	1.3	188	16.8
ABC 3X25	2x25	7	5.8	6.1	1.3	1x25	7	5.8	6.1	1.3	282	18.1
ABC 4X25	3x25	7	5.8	6.1	1.3	1x25	7	5.8	6.1	1.3	376	20.3
ABC 2X35	1x35	7	6.8	7.2	1.3	1x35	7	6.8	7.2	1.3	245	19
ABC 3X35	2x35	7	6.8	7.2	1.3	1x35	7	6.8	7.2	1.3	368	20.5
ABC 4X35	3x35	7	6.8	7.2	1.3	1x35	7	6.8	7.2	1.3	491	22.9
ABC 2X50	1x50	7	8	8.4	1.5	1x50	7	8	8.4	1.5	332	22
ABC 3X50	2x50	7	8	8.4	1.5	1x50	7	8	8.4	1.5	498	23.7
ABC 4X50	3x50	7	8	8.4	1.5	1x50	7	8	8.4	1.5	664	26.6
ABC 4X70	3x70	19	9.6	10.1	1.5	1x70	19	9.6	10.1	1.5	935	30.9
ABC 2X95	1x95	19	11.3	11.9	1.7	1x95	19	11.3	11.9	1.7	640	29.8
ABC 4X95	3x95	19	11.3	11.9	1.7	1x95	19	11.3	11.9	1.7	1280	36
ABC 4X120	3X120	19	12.8	13.5	1.7	1X120	19	12.8	13.5	1.7	1578	39.6
ABC 4X150	3X150	19	14.1	14.9	1.7	1X150	19	14.1	14.9	1.7	1911	43.2

Electrical performance and physical performance

Core number and nominal cross-sectional area(mm2)	Resistance at 20 °C Ω/km Max.	Continuous amapcity (A)	Minimum breaking load (MBL) of cable (KN)	The length of the tray suitable for container loading (m/drum)	N.W. kg/drum	G.W. kg/drum	Volume m³/drum
ABC 2X16	1.91	87	4.4	5000	655	760	1.46
ABC 4X16	1.91	83	8.8	2500	655	760	1.46
ABC 2X25	1.20	118	7.0	3400	639	744	1.46
ABC 3X25	1.20	109	10.5	2200	620	725	1.46
ABC 4X25	1.20	109	14	1700	639	744	1.46
ABC 2X35	0.868	140	9.8	2600	637	742	1.46
ABC 3X35	0.868	134	14.7	1700	626	731	1.46
ABC 4X35	0.868	134	19.6	1300	638	743	1.46
ABC 2X50	0.641	168	14.0	2000	664	769	1.46
ABC 3X50	0.641	157	21.0	1300	647	752	1.46
ABC 4X50	0.641	157	28.0	1000	664	769	1.46
ABC 4X70	0.443	196	39.2	700	655	760	1.46
ABC 2X95	0.320	258	26.6	1000	640	745	1.46
ABC 4X95	0.320	241	53.2	500	640	745	1.46
ABC 4X120	0.253	280	67.2	1500	2367	2647	5.42
ABC 4X150	0.206	314	84.0	1200	2293	2573	5.42

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is the standard compliance for these Aerial Bundled Cables?

These cables are designed and manufactured in accordance with AS 3560.1 standards, ensuring high quality and safety for aerial distribution systems.

2. What are the primary materials used for the conductor and insulation?

The conductors are made of high-grade aluminium, and they are typically insulated with a durable dielectric material suitable for outdoor environmental exposure.

3. How does the temperature affect the resistance of the cable?

The maximum resistance is calculated at a standard temperature of 20 °C. As temperature increases, resistance may vary, which is a critical factor for electrical performance calculations.

4. What is the Minimum Breaking Load (MBL) and why is it important?

The MBL refers to the minimum force required to break the cable. It is essential for determining the maximum span length and tension limits during aerial installation.

5. Are these cables suitable for containerized shipping?

Yes, the technical data includes tray lengths and volumes specifically optimized for standard container loading to ensure efficient international logistics.

6. What is the difference between phase cores and neutral cores in this specification?

Phase cores carry the current for the load, while the neutral core serves as the return path. Both are specified with precise diameters and insulation thicknesses to maintain system integrity.