General Cable PowrServ® CDC Underground Distribution Secondary Combined Duct & Cable Secondary Cable Installed in Extruded High-Density Polyethylene Duct

General Cable PowrServ® CDC Underground Distribution Secondary Combined Duct & Cable Secondary Cable Installed in Extruded High-Density Polyethylene Duct

Product Details

CDC stands for Combined Duct and Cable. As the name suggests, this type of Low Voltage Cable is designed to serve in conduit systems. PowerServ CDC cable comes with a special adaptive CDC that makes it fit well in the conduits. Due to the traditional direct burial installation costs and the repairing of the sensitive cable materials, cable technology and inventions came up with an idea of manufacturing protective conduit cables such as PowerServ CDC Cable.

How to Determine a Power Service CDC cable?
Many a times customers get mixed up and fail to confirm if indeed cables packaged to them are the ones they ordered. When it comes to PowerServ CDC cable, you have an opportunity to cross check and examine it to confirm its legitimacy. Well, it’s an easy task as you simply need to check if the cable has a duct or not. The cable should have a high density polyethylene (HDPE) conduit that is normally color coded black for phase identification. It is in order that you confirm the type of cable you have before installing it, if truly it is the one intended to serve your power lines, to avoid wrong use of which would be costly and disastrous.

Why go for PowerServ CDC?
Flexibility and weight is a thing to consider when looking for an underground cable, even if they are intended for burial. You need a cable that is light weight and easy to carry as well as a flexible cable that bends and can be twisted with less effort during installations. PowerServ CDC cable is made of flexible and light weight insulation and jacketing construction materials that will not subject you to applying excessive force.

It is made of HDPE offering great resistance and protection against mechanical and chemical damages. PowerServ CDC cable is also a cost effective cable as it comes with its conduit relieving you from incurring costs on buying other traditional conduit pipes.

PowrServ CDC cable meets the approval of NEEMA standard TC7 based on the Polyethylene EPEC-A conduit.

Applications
Looking for a secondary underground distributing cable? Go for PowerServ CDC as it is a cable of choice when it comes to underground power transmission systems. This is cable to prioritize given its resilient features and not to forget mentioning its economical alternative.

 

powerserv cdc Action
nominal
conduit size
(inches)
minimum
i.d.(inches)
minimum*
wall thickness
(inches)
minimum
bend radius
(inches)
1 1/4 1.408 0.100 18 Request a Quote
1 1/2 1.618 0.115 21 Request a Quote
2 2.033 0.145 26 Request a Quote
maximum cross-sectional area of conductors per conduit Action
nominal
conduit size
(inches)
minimum
inside area
(sq. inches)
maximum total cross-sectional area of conductors (square inches)
40% fill
three conductors
40% fill
four conductors
1 1/4 1.557 0.623 0.623 Request a Quote
1 1/2 2.056 0.822 0.822 Request a Quote
2 3.246 1.298 1.298 Request a Quote
maximum diameter of conductors per conduit Action
nominal
conduit size
(inches)
minimum
i.d.(inches)
maximum diameter of each conductor (inches)
three
conductors
four
conductors
1 1/4 1.408 0.514 0.445 Request a Quote
1 1/2 1.618 0.591 0.512 Request a Quote
2 2.033 0.742 0.643 Request a Quote

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