5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Unshielded Cable

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Unshielded Cable Construction

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Unshielded Cable Application

• Industrial Manufacturing: General factory environments, chemical processing plants.
• Mining: Originally developed specifically for Canadian mines.
• Petrochemicals: Refineries, oil and gas facilities.
• Pulp and Paper: Commonly used in paper mills.
• Water/Wastewater Treatment: Used for pumps, motors, and control systems.

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Unshielded Cable Standard

• CSA C22.2 NO. 131, Teck 90 cable
• CSA C22.2 NO. 174, Cables & Cable Glands for use in hazardous locations
• CSA C22.2 NO. 38, Thermoset-insulated wires and cables
• CSA C22.2 No. 2556/UL 2556 FT4, Vertical Tray Flame Test rated
• IEEE 383/1202 (70,000 BTU/hr), Vertical Flame Test rated

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Unshielded Cable Technical Data

• VOLTAGE: 5000 V

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Unshielded Cable Feature

• Extreme Cold Tolerance: Rated for low-temperature bending and impact resistance down to -40°C in accordance with CSA standards; this ensures that the cable jacket and insulation remain flexible—and free from cracking—during installation or operation in severely cold environments.
• High-Temperature Tolerance: Utilizes XLPE/EPR insulation materials compliant with the RW90 rating, enabling continuous operation in environments reaching 90°C. Furthermore, it features an emergency overload rating of up to 140°C, with a short-circuit rating reaching as high as 250°C.
• Sunlight and UV Resistance: The outer jacket features a specially formulated compound designed to effectively resist material aging and degradation caused by direct sunlight, making it ideally suited for exposed outdoor wiring installations.
• Low Acid Gas Emission (AG14): Features a Flame-Retardant Low Acid Gas (FR LAG) PVC jacket compliant with the AG14 rating; this ensures that in the event of a fire, the cable releases only minimal levels of corrosive and toxic acidic gases, thereby effectively protecting surrounding sensitive electronic equipment from damage.