Predominantly used for primary underground distribution in conduit systems suitable for use in wet or dry locations, direct burial, underground duct, and where exposed to sunlight. To be used at 35,000 volts or less and at conductor temperatures not to exceed 105°C for normal operation.
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No. of Conductors | Size (AWG or kcmil) (mm2) | No. of Strands | Insulation Thickness (mils) (mm) | Nom. OD (mils) (mm) | Nominal Total Weight (lbs/1000') (kgs/km) | |
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1
1
|
1/0 AWG
1/0 AWG
|
19
19
|
345
8.76
|
1410
35.82
|
1003
1492
|
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1
1
|
4/0 AWG
4/0 AWG
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19
19
|
345
8.76
|
1556
39.53
|
1169
1739
|
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1
1
|
500 KCMIL
500 KCMIL
|
37
37
|
345
8.76
|
1911
48.54
|
1949
2900
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1
1
|
1000 KCMIL
1000 KCMIL
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61
61
|
420
10.67
|
2504
63.62
|
3516
5233
|
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1
1
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1250 KCMIL
1250 KCMIL
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61
61
|
345
8.76
|
2455
62.37
|
3336
4965
|
Southwire 35kV Primary UD EPR Cable meets or exceeds the following ASTM specifications:
The cable is composed of a moisture blocked reverse lay compressed stranded 1350-H16/26 aluminum phase conductor, covered by a semi-conducting cross-linked polyethylene strand shield, an ethylene propylene rubber primary insulation, and a semiconducting cross-linked polyethylene insulation shield. Conductors are available with 133% insulation level. A concentric neutral of bare copper wires and a sunlight resistant, -40°C rated, insulating linear low density polyethylene jacket are applied over the insulation shield. The cable is identified by surface print on the jacket and with the lightning bolt symbol for supply cables indented in the jacket. Has red extruded stripes.