Copper power supply cables BVV-LL

Description
Structure:

Conductor material: Cables are made of copper, ensuring good electrical conductivity.
Insulation: PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is used, providing good protection against mechanical damage, moisture, and chemicals.
Number of conductors: Typically available as single-core or multi-core cables, depending on the intended use.
Usage:

Suitable for both indoor and outdoor electrical installations.
Commonly used in light fixtures, electric machines, and devices.
Suitable for both construction structures and industrial applications.
Technical specifications:

Operating temperature: Usually up to +70 °C, but can be higher depending on specifications.
Voltage: Suitable for operation with a rated voltage up to 1 kV.
Flexibility: Cables can be flexible, allowing them to be used in confined spaces or where bending is required.
Advantages:

Resistance: PVC insulation is resistant to moisture, chemicals, and mechanical damage.
Durability: Copper cables have a long service life, especially under normal working conditions.
Good conductivity: Copper is one of the best electrical conductors, ensuring efficient energy transfer.
Installation:

Installation can be performed both professionally and DIY, depending on local electrical installation regulations and standards.
It is important to ensure proper insulation connections and protection against mechanical damage.
Certification:

Cables often comply with international standards such as IEC or EN, making them reliable and safe to use.
Conclusions
Copper cables BVV-LL are versatile and reliable solutions for electrical installations. Due to their good conductivity properties and resistance, they are widely used in both industrial and residential settings.