5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Shielded Cable

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Shielded Cable Construction

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Shielded Cable Application

• Mining Industry: Originally designed for Canadian mines, this cable is a critical solution for power distribution in harsh underground and surface mining operations.
• Oil & Gas/Petrochemical Industry: Ideal for refineries, processing plants, and extraction facilities where cables are exposed to corrosive chemicals and mechanical stress.
• Paper Industry: Frequently used in paper mills due to its resistance to moisture and chemical corrosion.
• Manufacturing: Serves as a robust power supply line for heavy machinery in the automotive, steel, and other basic manufacturing sectors.

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Shielded Cable Standard

• CSA C22.2 No. 131, Type TECK 90 cable
• CSA C22.2 No. 174, Cables and 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 Shielded Cable Technical Data

• Voltage: 5000 V

5000 V CSA TYPE TECK 90 Armoured Shielded Cable Feature

• Direct burial: Can be buried directly underground without the need for additional conduit.
• Cable Trays: Suitable for ventilated, non-ventilated, and ladder-type cable trays; can be used in both damp and dry environments.
• Exposed and Concealed Wiring: Approved for exposed wiring on walls or beams, as well as concealed installation.
• Hazardous Locations: Complies with HL-class standards; when used with certified HL-type connectors, it is suitable for Class I, II, and III hazardous locations.
• Vertical shafts: Features a specialized “vertical shaft” construction suitable for mines, high-rise buildings, and inclined tunnels; the inner sheath has a ribbed design to prevent conductor slippage.
• Fault current protection: The metal shield can carry ground fault currents, aiding the proper operation of ground fault protection devices and thereby enhancing system safety.