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H05BZ6-F Copper EVI-2 insulated Cable

Application

H05BZ6-F Cable Especially used in supporting all line charging equipment. AC & DC Charging (Domestic Use & public Charging Station). It is suitable for cable connection between DC-side battery modules, battery clusters, battery clusters and bus box, and battery clusters and energy storage converters in battery energy storage systems.

Construction

Conductor: Annealed Plain Copper Conductor (Optional: Tinned) according to 60228.CP/CC (Control pilot/control core) as per customer request.
Insulation: EVI-2
Sheath: EVM-2
Sheath Colour: Orange (or) as per customer request

Main Characteristics

Abrasion-resistance.
Thermal stress-resistant.
Halogen-free.
Flame resistant.
Resistant to cold bend and low temperature shock.
High charging power up to 500 KW.
Highly flexible and lightweight therefore easy to handle at the charging station.
Active liquid cooling as protection against overheating.
Fast charging.
Ozone resistant.
Rated Temperature :
Static: – 40℃ to +90℃
Dynamic: – 35℃ to +90℃
Rated Voltage: 300/500V
Test Voltage: 2.5KV AC (1 Hour in water both)
Bending Radius:
Static: 5X Cable OD
Dynamic: 15X Cable OD

Specification

EN 50620: 2017

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Nominal Cross Section	Conductor Construction		Insulation Thickness Nom.	Sheath Thickness Nom.	Overall Diameter		Max. Conductor Resistance at 20℃
	No. of Strands	Stand dia. (Max.)			Min.	Max.
mm²	nos.	mm	mm	mm	mm	mm	Ω/km
(3CX1.5)+1.0	30	0.26	0.6	1.5	8.9	11.6	13.3
(3CX2.5)+1.0	50	0.26	0.6	1.6	10.1	13.2	7.98

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