| Voltage | 300 V / 500 V / 600 V |
| Conductor | Annealed Tinned / Plain Stranded Copper Conductor |
| Insulation | PVC / XLPE / XLPO / SiR / EPR |
| Individual Screening | Al-mylar Tape with Tinned Copper Drain Wire / ATC Braiding |
| Collective Screening | Al-mylar Tape with Tinned Copper Drain Wire / ATC Braiding |
| Inner Sheath | PVC Type ST1 / ST2 / FR-LSH / LSZH / FR / TPE |
| Armouring | GI. Steel Round / GI Strip / GI Braid Armour |
| Outer Sheath | PVC type ST1 / ST2 / FR-LSH / LSZH / FR / TPE |
These Instrumentation cables are designed and manufactured according to the following standards:
Find answers to frequently asked questions related to Instrumentation Cables.
An instrumentation cable is a low-voltage signal cable designed for accurate data transmission in industrial process control systems. With twisted pairs and shielding, it protects against EMI and ensures reliable signal integrity between sensors, transmitters, PLCs, and DCS systems.
Instrumentation cables include individually shielded, collectively shielded, individually and collectively shielded, armoured instrumentation cables, thermocouple extension cables, and multipair cables. Each type supports specific industrial applications based on EMI protection, mechanical strength, and signal transmission requirements.
Instrumentation cables are used in process control systems, industrial automation, oil and gas plants, power generation, and water treatment facilities. They transmit low-voltage analogue and digital signals from sensors to PLCs and DCS for accurate monitoring and control.
Yes, proper instrumentation cable termination is essential for maintaining signal integrity and shielding continuity. Specialized terminal blocks, connectors, and grounding methods are recommended, especially in high-EMI or hazardous industrial environments.
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