What is a PVC Cable?

A PVC cable is an electrical cable encased in polyvinyl chloride (PVC), known for its durability and protective qualities. This type of cabling is commonly used in a variety of electrical applications due to its resistance to fire, chemicals, and weather.

Features:

PVC cables are designed with several key features:

Robust Insulation: The PVC insulation provides excellent resistance against abrasion, moisture, and corrosive substances.

Flexibility: Despite their durability, these cables remain flexible, which makes them easy to install in tight spaces without compromising performance.

Fire Resistance: Safety is paramount; thus, our PVC cables are made to be flame retardant, reducing the risk of fire hazards in electrical installations.