Low Voltage Power Distribution Cables
Inside Low Voltage
Underground Network
Toggle DetailsPrysmian's PowrNet® 600 Volt secondary network cable is designed for use in congested urban secondary network ducts and buried systems in both wet and dry locations, where maximum reliability, ease of installation, and low-smoke cables are essential.
Underground Distribution
Toggle DetailsPrysmian’s PowrServ® XL 600 Volt-rated underground distribution cables are environmentally responsible and equipped with lead-free XLPE insulation. These cables come in single, duplex, triplex, and quadruplex configurations and can be installed directly buried or within ducts. They are designed to resist abrasion, impact, and sunlight, making them suitable for wet and dry locations at temperatures up to 90°C.
Additionally, Prysmian offers secondary underground distribution cables rated for 600 volts in various constructions. These cables feature enhanced flexibility (SUPERFLEX™), exceptional toughness, and a unique self-repairing technology (SUPERSEAL®) that helps maintain their integrity over time.
Underground Abuse Resistant
Toggle DetailsPrysmian manufactures low-voltage cables for secondary underground distribution, featuring abuse-resistant designs such as PowrServ® AR XLPE/HDXLPE cables in duplex, triplex, and quadruplex configurations, as well as 600 Volt SUPERTUF™ ruggedized cables that offer enhanced mechanical strength while maintaining flexibility.
Underground Tri-Rated
Toggle DetailsPrysmian’s PowrServ® 600 Volt tri-rated, lead-free XLPE insulated underground distribution cables in duplex, triplex and quadruplex configurations are designed for secondary power distribution circuits. They are rated temperature in wet or dry locations, resistant to abrasion, impact and sunlight, and most importantly, they meet all applicable requirements of ANSI/ICEA Standard S-105-692 and UL Standard 854, ensuring their reliability and safety. PowrServ® tri-rated is listed as a Type USE-2/RHH/RHW-2 cable and may be installed direct buried or in duct or conduit.
Overhead Service Drop
Toggle DetailsPrysmian’s PowrServ® OH 600 Volt-rated overhead service drop cables in duplex, triplex and quadruplex neutral-supported constructions are designed for overhead service entrance applications. Duplex is intended to deliver single-phase power, triplex for 3-wire single-phase power, and quadruplex for 4-wire three-phase power. These cables are not only versatile but also meet all applicable requirements of ANSI/ICEA Standard S-76-474, ensuring their quality, reliability, and compliance with industry standards.
Covered/Line Wire
Toggle DetailsWeather-proof line wire is an essential component of overhead transmission and distribution lines, valued for its durability and reliability. The protective covering not only shields the conductor from mechanical damage but also promotes longevity by resisting weathering and chemical corrosion. Additionally, in the event of accidental contact between conductors, the unique design of the covering effectively prevents short circuits and the unwanted welding of conductors, further enhancing the reliability of the wire.
Covered/Tree Wire
Toggle DetailsTree wire is a safety-oriented solution designed for areas with overhead power lines that may come into contact with trees or other debris. Its durable covering protects against electrical faults resulting from such contact. Tree wire consists of a single conductor (AAC, AAAC, or ACSR) that is wrapped with either a single layer of thermoset track-resistant material, a two-layer thermoset covering with a track-resistant outer layer, or a three-layer thermoset covering that includes both a track-resistant outer layer and a semi-conductive conductor shield. These safety-focused designs can also be used as spacer cables with the appropriate accessories, providing peace of mind for your operations.
RTS/PLAC Secondary Cable Neutral Supported
Toggle DetailsReverse Twist Secondary (RTS) cable is a versatile solution designed for use as a secondary overhead distribution cable in 3-wire single-phase power systems. Its alternating lay direction (left-right-left) allows for added cable length, which is beneficial for mid-span taps. The insulated conductors within RTS cables are resistant to weathering, sunlight, abrasion, tearing, cutting, and chemicals. A significant advantage of RTS cables is that conventional equipment can be used for installation, making them a practical choice for various applications.
Cable in Duct
Toggle DetailsPrysmian's PowrServ® Combined Duct & Cable provides a cost-effective solution for installing cable in existing short lengths of duct that are connected using sleeve couplings. The unique construction benefits and versatility of the PowrServ® design make it particularly well-suited for underground secondary distribution systems.