Product Overview
The NYCY 3×1,5/1,5 mm² 0.6/1kV power cable is engineered for professional industrial applications, municipal networks, and commercial power distribution. Featuring solid or stranded copper conductors, PVC insulation, and a concentric copper wire outer conductor with a copper tape helix, this cable provides exceptional mechanical protection and electrical shielding. Designed to meet stringent international requirements, it delivers reliable performance in fixed installations for power generation and distribution facilities.
Key Technical Specifications
- Product Category: Low Voltage Power Cable (NYCY)
- Cross-Section: 3×1,5/1,5 mm²
- Rated Voltage (Uo/U): 0.6/1 kV
- Conductor Material: Copper
- Insulation Material: PVC
- Conductor Type: Single or multi-wire copper conductor with concentric conductive layer
- CPR Compliance: Eca class
Applications & Installation
NYCY cables are specifically designed for underground installation, power stations, industrial plants, and switching stations where mechanical damage to the cable is not expected. The concentric copper conductor functions as a neutral conductor, protective earth (PE), or combined protective-neutral conductor (PEN), and also acts as an electromagnetic screen against external interference. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor fixed installations, in cable ducts, and in dry or damp environments.
Standards & Compliance
This cable is manufactured in strict accordance with recognized national and international electrical standards, ensuring complete safety, traceability, and high operational reliability for global procurement projects.
- Manufacturing Standard: TS IEC 60502-1
- Construction: PVC insulated, concentric conductor, multi-core, single or multi-wire copper conductor cables
- CPR Euroclass: Eca
Technical Data Summary
| Cable Designation | NYCY |
| Cross-Section (mm²) | 3×1,5/1,5 mm² |
| Rated Voltage | 0.6/1 kV |
| Insulation Material | PVC |
| Conductor | Copper (Multi-core with Concentric Conductor) |
| Reference Standard | TS IEC 60502-1 |
| CPR Classification | Eca |
