Conductor EnergoAlliance PSDKT-L 1.56

CONDUCTOR PSDKT-L 1,56 (round)
TU U 27.3-33527835-001:2013

Winding conductor with fiberglass and glass-polyester insulation.
The abbreviation PSDKT-L is decoded as follows:

• P - conductor;
• S - insulation made of glass threads (fiberglass);
• D – double-layer insulation;
• K - gluing and impregnation with silicone varnish;
• T – thin insulation;
• L – surface coated with varnish.

CONSTRUCTION

1. Conductive cores made of copper wire with a circular cross-section.
   Copper wire diameter: from 0.90 to 5.2 mm.
2. Insulation made of glass threads, applied in two layers, glued and impregnated with silicone varnish.
   The main difference in conductor construction is the thickness of the insulation and the presence of a varnish coating. PSDKT-L conductors have a surface varnish layer.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Operating ambient temperature: from -60 °C to +200 °C.
Insulation thermal resistance class – 200 (200 °C).
Insulation breakdown voltage with a copper core – from 300 to 550 V.
Relative elongation at break for copper wire conductors – from 15 to 30%.
Conductor insulation is mechanically durable and flexible.
Warranty period – 1 year from the date of manufacture for aluminum core conductors and 1.5 years from the date of commissioning for copper conductors.

APPLICATION

Used for manufacturing windings of electric machines, devices, and instruments designed for industrial and household needs.

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