RVVP flexible screened control cable is described for equipment signal wiring with copper conductors, PVC insulation and a PVC sheath at 300/300 V. The actual core option is two-core. A −10 to 70°C working range is stated for the described construction.
Specify the two signal conductors and receiving terminals
Give the required conductor sizes with explicit units, strand construction and function of each core. Identify the actual signal/control interface, circuit voltage and load. Include terminal dimensions, conductor preparation and the completed cable geometry in the drawing. Retain the selected PVC insulation and sheath with their finished layer dimensions.
Define the screen as part of the complete connection
Screened construction is featured; identify the selected shield material, arrangement and terminations. Mark the screen connection at the equipment and the required treatment of each cable end. Keep the shield and receiving-terminal details together with the twin-core circuit map. Provide any required screening acceptance information for that exact cable and installation.
- The actual selection has two cores.
- Copper is the conductor material.
- PVC is specified for insulation and jacket.
- The stated working range is −10 to 70°C.
- The featured electrical designation is 300/300 V.
Complete the equipment-specific routing and supply brief
Describe the real route, movement duty and exposure, with full thermal requirements for the equipment connection. Review the selected conductor, screen and terminal arrangement against those conditions. Request applicable electrical, thermal or screening information with the finished lengths and quantity. Retain the reviewed two-core cable drawing with the supply request so the proposed construction can be evaluated against the intended signal-wiring duty.
