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Construction

Conductor

• Compressed class B stranded annealed uncoated copper.

Conductor Shield

• Extruded semi-conducting co-polymer compound.

Insulation

• 105°C rated Ethylene Propylen Rubber (EPR) per ICEA S-93-639 section 4 and UL-1072.

Insulation Shield

• Extruded semi-conducting co-polymer compound applied directly over the insulation. The conductor shield, insulation and insulation shield are applied in one tandem operation.

Shield

• Uncoated helically applied 5 mil bare copper tape with a nominal overlap of 25%.

Jacket

• Extruded PVC jacket with excellen mechanical properties.
• Jacket is UL recognized as being "sunlight resistant."

Application

• UL listed and OSHA acceptable. Where NEC requirements apply, cables are suitable for use
  in wet or dry locations at maximum operating temperature of 105°C for normal operation;
  140°C for emergency overload conditions; and 250°C for short circuit conditions. Cables may
  be installed in conduit, duct or aerially when properly supported by a messenger. Cables are
  also suitable for direct burial if installed in a system with a grounding conductor that is in close
  proximity and conforms with Article 250.4(A)(5) and 250.4(B)(4) of the 2002 NEC.

Approval

• Conforms to AEIC CS6 for ethylene propylene rubber insulated shielded power cables.
• Conforms to ICEA pub. no. S-68-516, NEMA pub. no. WC8 for ethylene propylene-rubber- insulated wire and cable.
• Listed by UL as Type MV-105,
  per Standard 1072. 105°C
  Wet or Dry locations.
• Listed by UL as sunlight resistant.
• Sizes 1/0 and larger UL listed for CT use.
• Conforms to federal specification J-C-30B.