The different types of low-voltage cables

NYY Cable: Typically consists of copper conductors, which are insulated with PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride),  commonly used for fixed installation, and suitable for direct burial and outdoor use.

Earth Cable: Also known as grounding cable, used to provide a safe path for electrical current to flow into the ground in the event of a fault or surge, protecting people and equipment from electrical shock and damage.

Concentric Cable: Single-phase conductor surrounded by metallic sheaths for overhead power distribution, ensuring mechanical protection and balanced electric field distribution.

YJV Cable: low voltage power cable with copper or aluminum conductors, XLPE insulation, and PVC outer sheath, widely used to power lighting fixtures, small motors, and other electrical equipment in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Shielded Cable: Cable with an extra metallic layer around the conductors to minimize electromagnetic interference and maintain signal accuracy in sensitive electronic applications.

LSZH Power Cable (Low Smoke Zero Halogen): A type of flame-retardant cable designed to emit very low smoke and produce no halogen gases in the event of a fire, suitable for use in confined spaces, public areas, and other environments where human safety is a priority.

Instrumentation Cable: Used to connect instruments and sensors to data acquisition systems for measuring and monitoring.