Application:

All outdoor cables are generally approved for use in all operating facilities. For restrictions for mine workers, see DIN VDE 0118 Part 1 to Part 3. Cables with an external PE sheath are not permitted for fire or explosion-hazardous operating facilities without adequate protective measures.
All designs are not approved for high-voltage installation purposes. Cables with an insulating sheath and sheath made of polyethylene in bundle stranding according to DIN VDE 0816 Part 1 contain star
quads and are mainly used for low frequency, only in the trunk and preferably unwound. They are used, for example, as local connection cables, as station telecommunications cables and in industrial plants. PE-insulated cables may contain cores with an insulating sheath perforated at regular intervals for insulation monitoring.
Structure:
Conductor: single-wire bare copper conductor 0.6 mm
or 0.8 mm diameter
Core insulation: PE (2Y)
Core identification: by black rings
Stranding: 4 cores to the star quad,
5 star quads to the base bundle,
5 or 10 base bundles each to
the main bundle and base and main bundles stranded
to the cable core .
Core winding
Jacket: Layered jacket = aluminum tape
0.2 mm
coated with plastic on both sides and welded to
the PE jacket (black) Jacket marking: continuous telephone handset and meter marking white Technical data: 0.6 mm 0.8 mm Nominal voltage: 225 V 225 V Test voltage: 2000 V 2000 V Loop resistance: 130 Ohm/km 73.2 Ohm/km Current carrying capacity: 2.5 A 5.1 A Operating capacitance: 52 nF/km 55 nF/km Insulation resistance: 5 GOhm x km 5 GOhm x km Capacitive couplings: K3 (800 Hz, 300 m): 300 pF/400 pF Line attenuation: approx. 1.04 dB/km (800 Hz) 0.78 dB/km Temperature range: -20 °C - +50 °C (at Laying) -30 °C - +70 °C (after laying) Bending radius: 7.5 x cable diameter.