BSC143 type multi-pair instrumentation cable

BSC143 type multi-pair instrumentation cable is designed for the transmission of analogue and digital signals in instrument and control systems.  The collective aluminium/polyester tape (CAT) screen provides protection against electrical interference. The steel wire armour (SWA) provides protection against mechanical damage.

Manufactured generally in accordance to British Steel standard BSC143 they can be used in Group II classified areas of zones 1 and 2 (IEC 60079-14). 

These cables are not suitable for direct connection to the public mains supply.

Polyvinylchloride (PVC) Properties: These compounds are self-extinguishing with fair abrasive resistance, good resistance to water, aqueous salt solutions, acids and alkalis. 

 

Construction – BSC143 type multi-pair instrumentation
0.75mm² stranded tinned copper conductors
polyvinylchloride (PVC) core insulation
collective aluminium/polyester tape (CAT) screen
tinned copper drain wire
PVC bedding
galvanised steel wire armour (SWA)
orange PVC outer sheath

 

Technical – BSC143 type multi-pair instrumentation
conductor make-up: class 5 (flexible fine stranded), see Stranding/Resistance page
bend radius: 6 x overall diameter
voltage rating: 300/500V operating
temperature range: -20°C to +70°C operating
flame retardant: according to IEC 60332
core identification: coloured according to BSC143 standard, see Colour Codes page

 

A printable specification is available here: BSC143 type multi-pair instrumentation cable.

 

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If the cable you require is not listed please contact us as we may still be able to help.

 

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