2-100pair Outdoor Telephone Cable – hyac communication cable with Steel Messenger
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The HYAC communication cable specified in this articleare is suitable for the transmission of audio signals, digital signals of ISDN or analog signals below150kHz, or comprehensive sheathed local communication cables for fixed laying of certain automatic devices. 2pair, 10pair, 20pair, 25pair, 30pair, 50pair, 100pair outdoor telephone cable are available. Ou…Description
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The HYAC communication cable specified in this articleare is suitable for the transmission of audio signals, digital signals of ISDN or analog signals below150kHz, or comprehensive sheathed local communication cables for fixed laying of certain automatic devices. 2pair, 10pair, 20pair, 25pair, 30pair, 50pair, 100pair outdoor telephone cable are available.
Outdoor Telephone Cable Specifications
Model | Specification | Name |
HYAC | 30*2*0.6mm 20*2*0.6mm | Copper core solid core PE insulated self-supporting aluminum-plastic composite tape bonded comprehensive sheathcity communication cable |
Outdoor Telephone Cable Reference standard
The outdoor telephone cable has been designed and tested in accordance withthefollowing standards:
GB/T 2951.1 “General Test Methods for Cable Insulation and SheathMaterials Part 1: General Test Methods Section 1: Measurement ofThickness and Overall Dimensions-Mechanical Performance Test”
GB/T 2952 “Cable Outer Sheath”
GB/T 3048.4″Test methods for electrical properties of wires and cables- DC resistance test of conductors”
GB/T 3953″Electrician Round Copper Wire”
GB/T 4909.2″Bare wire test method – dimension measurement”
JB/T 8137″Wire and Cable Delivery Tray”
4 .Characteristic index
Cable operating temperature range: -20℃~+70℃.
Cable conductor long-term working temperature: no more than +70℃.
Ambient temperature for cable laying: should not be lower than 0°C.
The allowable bending radius should not be less than 15 times the outerdiameter
5. Material and Structure Requirements
5.1 Conductor
The HYAC communication cable conductor shall be a TR-type soft round copper wire in accordancewith GB/T 3953, with a nominal diameter of 0.6 mm. The test method shall complywith the provisions of GB/T 4909.
Conductor joints are allowed. The distance between adjacent joints of all core wires ofthe cable shall not be less than 300 mm, and the tensile strength of the joints shall notbe less than 90% of that of adjacent conductors of the same length without joints. Thetest method shall comply with the provisions of GB/T 4909
5.2 Insulation
The insulation is made of high-density polyethylene insulating material, which iscontinuously extruded on the conductor wire, the surface is smooth and flat, and itsthickness should meet the electrical performance of this technical specification. Theinsulated core wire adopts the color identification mark, the insulation color isuniform, and the following ten colors are used.
—–a line: white, red, black, yellow, purple
—–b line: blue, orange, green, brown, gray
5.3 HYAC communication cable line group
The pair set consists of two insulated single wires of different colors twisted together. They are all twisted to the right, and the twisting pitch is not more than 150mm
5.4 Cabling
Arrangement of cable core: the cable core of the cable is twisted by several sub-units, and wrapped with polyester tape. The recommended cable core arrangement shall bein accordance with the provisions of Appendix C of YD/T322-2013.
5.5 Suspension wires
Suspension wires and cable cores are arranged separately and in parallel, so that thecable transverse interface has an “8” shape structure, and the breaking force of thesuspension wires is less than or equal to 16KN
5.6 Aluminum-plastic integrated sheath (inner sheath)
The polyethylene double-sided aluminum-plastic composite tape is used forlongitudinal wrapping, the nominal thickness of the aluminum tape is not less than0.15mm, and the overlapping width of the aluminum-plastic composite tape is not lessthan 20% of the circumference of the cable core; the surface of the aluminum-plasticcomposite tape should be smooth, Smooth, uniform, free from impurities, wrinkles, mottling, and other mechanical damage defects. The aluminum-plastic composite beltshould be tightly extruded with a bonded polyolefin sheath. The outer surface of thepolyolefin outer sheath should be smooth, flat, free of holes, cracks, bubbles anddents
6 .The main electrical properties of the cable
The electrical performance of the cable is shown in the table below:
Serial number | Project name | Unit | Key performanceindicators | |
(1) | Wire Nominal Diameter | mm | 0.6 | |
Lead wire DC resistance +20℃ max | Ω/km | ≤95.0 | ||
(2) | DC resistance unbalance Average/maximum not greater than | % | ≤1.5/5.0 | |
(3) | Insulation resistance +20℃ (DC 100-500Vcharging for one minute) | MΩ.km | ≥10000 | |
(4) | Working Capacitance | Average maximum | nF/km | 52.0±2.057.0 |
(5) | Insulation electric strength DC voltage3 seconds/60 seconds between wires3 seconds/60 seconds between wire andshield | kV | 2/6/3 | |
(6) | Capacitorunbalance0.8kH or1kHz | Maximum capacitance unbalancebetween pairsPair-to-ground capacitanceunbalance maximumUnbalanced average value ofline-to-ground capacitanceno greater than | ≤250 ≤2630 | |
(7) | Intrinsicattenuation+20°C | 150kHz/1024kHzThe average value is not greaterthan | dB/km | ≤12.1/27.3 ≤9.0/22.5 |
(8) | Far-end crosstalk defense 150kHzAll the combinations between the adjacent and1-pair wire pairs in the same layer and the wirepairs in the central layer and the wire pairs in itsadjacent layersAny line pair combination not less thanIndividual Maximum Variation Allowed | dB/km | ≥68≥58 |
(9) | Near-end crosstalk attenuation (length ≥300m) 1024kHz | dB | M-S not less than53 |
(10) | All combinations of 10 pairs of cables | Pair | 1 |
(11) | The number of wire pairs that allowvariation in electrical parameters | No mixed line, noline | |
(12) | Mixed wires and broken wires of insulatedcores | Full lengthelectricalcontinuity | |
(13) | Shielded Aluminum Tape for ElectricalContinuity | No breakdown |
7 .The main mechanical properties of the cable
Project | Unit | Technical indicators |
Wire elongation at break | % | ≥15 |
Dielectric Tensile Strength, Median | Mpa | ≥16 |
Insulation elongation at break, median | % | ≥300 |
Insulation Low Temperature WindingTest Processing temperatureprocessing time | Number ofFailures/Number ofSamples ℃ h | 0/10-55 ±1 1 |
insulation heat shrink Processing temperature processing time | % ℃ h | ≤5 115±2 1 |
Outer sheath tensile strength | Mpa | ≥10 |
Outer sheath elongation atbreak | % | ≥350 |
8 .Testing regulations
8.1 The cables should be inspected by the technical inspection department of themanufacturer before they can leave the factory. The cables are attached with a qualityinspection certificate.
8.2 The products shall undergo factory inspection and acceptance according to therequirements of Article 22.2 of GB/T13849.1-2013
9. Marking, packaging, transportation, storage
9.1 Signs
The name of the manufacturer or its code, year of manufacture, and cablemodel are printed on the outer surface of the cable. The finished cable markscomply with the provisions of GB/T6995.3-2008
The outer surface of the cable is printed with a white and permanentlyidentifiable clear length mark, the length mark is in meters, the mark distanceis at most 1m, and the error of the length mark is not greater than ±1%. If thefirst mark does not meet the above requirements, it is allowed to wipe off thereprint or re-mark with yellow on the other side of the cable.
9.2 Packaging
The cables are neatly wound on the reel for delivery, and the cable reelcomplies with the corresponding regulations of JB/T8137. The cylinderdiameter of the cable reel is not less than 15 times the outer diameter of thecable.
9.3 Marked on the cable reel:
-name of the manufacturer;
– cable type and specification;
– cable length m; – gross weight kg;
– date of manufacture:year month;
9.4 Transport, storage
9.4.1 The cables should be properly stored to prevent moisture and long-term exposure to sunlight.
9.4.2 The cables shall be protected from collision or mechanical damageduring transportation