Description:
This instrumentation cable is widely applied where electromagnetic interference is least needed because it serves as a protection from the EMI Radiations and this is mostly in the applications involving process control. This cable is listed by Type TC of the UL for both indoor and outdoor installations. It is used in hazardous environments and applications not exceeding 600 volts.

Conductor:
• Soft bare, fully annealed copper conductor.
• Very flexible 7 strands of the copper wires.
• Class B stranding, ASTM B/8
• 90°C temperature rating

Insulation:
• Flame retardant Polyvinyl Chloride, PVC
• Ul Standard 83 insulation
• Overall Type THHN and THWN wire insulation

Individual Shield:
• Tape of Aluminum-polymer shield.
• The shield has 100% coverage on the insulated conductors
• 7 strands of tin-plated copper as the drain wire.

Overall shield:
• Tape of Aluminum-polymer shield.
• The shield has 100% coverage on the insulated conductors
• 7 strands of tin-plated copper as the drain wire.

Insulation Jacket:
Transparent nylon which is UL listed, standard 83 for the THHN cables and THWN wires

Jacket:
• UV- resistant Polyvinyl Chloride, PVC. Insulation is per Standard 1277 of UL listing
• Longitudinal ripcord under the jacket for easy stripping

Features:
• Fully annealed stranded copper conductor
• Highly flexible conductor and insulation
• Aluminum-polymer tape shield
• 7 strands of tin-plated copper drain wire
• Insulation and jacket with excellent resistance to sunlight, chemicals and flames.
• Sturdy and good resistance to abrasion, cut and tear.
• Wet locations 75°C, operating temperature
• Dry locations 90°C, operating temperature
• Conditions involving emergency overloads, 130°C operating temperature
• Short circuits, 250°C operating temperature.

Applications:
Some of these applications are;
• Instrumentation
• Aerial applications
• Used in conduits
• Cable trays not exceeding 600V
• Direct burial
• Used in ducts

Approvals and Certification:
• Type TC of the NEC, Class 1 Div. 2 according to the article 501, 392 and 336.
• Article 725 of NEC for Class 1 circuits.
• Type NPFL of NEC, Article 760.