Armored Shielded Control Cable (KVVP2-22 Series) Armored Shielded Control Cable (KVVP2-22 Series) Armored Shielded Control Cable (KVVP2-22 Series) Armored Shielded Control Cable (KVVP2-22 Series)

Armored Shielded Control Cable (KVVP2-22 Series)

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The Armored Shielded Control Cable (KVVP2-22 Series) is designed for transmitting control, monitoring, and protection signals. It is composed of copper conductors, PVC insulation, aluminum/copper tape shielding, steel tape armoring, and a PVC sheath. This structure provides excellent electromagnetic interference resistance and superior mechanical protection. It is suitable for fixed installations, underground applications, or environments with high mechanical stress, commonly used in industrial automation, energy, petrochemical, and transportation systems.

1. Cable Construction

Component

Description

Conductor

Stranded high-purity oxygen-free copper wire

Insulation

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), heat- and oil-resistant

Shield

Aluminum or copper tape wrapped shield for EMI protection

Armour

Double-layer steel tape wrapping for mechanical protection

Sheath

Flame-retardant PVC, moisture- and wear-resistant

Core Identification

Color-coded or numbered for easy installation


2. Technical Specifications

Item

Specification

Rated Voltage

450/750V

Max. Operating Temperature

70°C

Min. Installation Temperature

0°C

Insulation Resistance (20°C)

≥ 36.7 MΩ·km

Min. Bending Radius

≥ 12D (D = cable diameter)

Test Voltage (5 min)

2500V, no breakdown

Shielding Attenuation

≥ 60 dB (below 1 MHz)

Flame Retardancy

Complies with GB/T 19666, IEC 60332


3. Product Features

· Dual protection: shielding + steel tape armoring for EMI and mechanical safety

· Stable signal transmission and strong noise resistance

· Excellent flame-retardant, moisture-proof, and corrosion-resistant properties

· Suitable for underground or harsh environments

· Optional LSZH and fire-resistant versions available


4. Applications

· Power, energy, and metallurgical automation systems

· Petrochemical and instrumentation control systems

· Building intelligence and control networks

· Underground tunnels, bridges, and conveyor systems

· Control cabinets, panels, and signal transmission lines


5. Standards

· GB/T 9330-2008 — Plastic Insulated Control Cables

· GB/T 19666 — Flame Retardant and Fire-Resistant Cable Standards

· IEC 60227 / IEC 60332 — International PVC Control Cable Standards

· Custom versions available per BS, VDE, or UL standards


6. Typical Models

Model

Name

Features

KVVP2-22

Copper conductor PVC insulated copper tape shielded steel tape armored control cable

Excellent EMI and mechanical resistance

KVVP-22

Copper conductor PVC insulated wire braid shielded steel tape armored control cable

High tensile strength for stress environments

KVVP2-32

Copper conductor PVC insulated copper tape shielded steel wire armored control cable

Excellent EMI and mechanical resistance

KVVP-32

Copper conductor PVC insulated wire braid shielded steel wire armored control cable

High tensile strength for stress environments

KVVP2-FR-22

Copper conductor fire-resistant shielded steel tape armored control cable

For fire-safety and emergency circuits


7. Product Advantages

· Double-layer protection for both EMI shielding and physical durability

· Reliable performance and long service life

· Eco-friendly materials with LSZH and FR options

· Compact structure and easy installation

· Ideal for critical control systems in harsh conditions

 

FAQ

1. What is an Armored Shielded Cable?
An armored shielded cable is an electrical cable with a protective metal armor and a shielding layer to prevent mechanical damage and electromagnetic interference (EMI).

2. Where is it commonly used?
It is used in industrial, commercial, and outdoor installations where mechanical protection and EMI resistance are required, such as control systems, instrumentation, and power distribution.

3. What are the main construction features?
The cable typically has copper conductors, PVC or XLPE insulation, a metallic shield (copper tape or braid), and an outer armor (steel tape or wire).

4. What are the benefits of using armored shielded cables?
They provide enhanced mechanical strength, protection against electromagnetic interference, and improved reliability in harsh environments.

5. How to choose the right armored shielded cable?
Choose based on voltage rating, current capacity, environmental conditions (temperature, moisture, mechanical stress), and the level of EMI protection required.

 


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