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Description
Reliable Armoured Cable for Various Installations
Doncaster Cables SWA LSZH Armoured Cable
The Doncaster Cables SWA LSZH Armoured Cable is engineered for safety and efficiency. Manufactured to BS 6724 standards, it ensures reliable performance in electrical installations.
Overview
These cables are designed to handle smoke and acid gas emissions in case of a fire. They are particularly suitable for industrial wiring and mains distribution. The configuration of these cables allows installation in various demanding environments.
Key Features of Doncaster Cables LSZH SWA 4 Core 1.5mm² – 100 Metres
- Plain Annealed Copper Conductor
- XLPE Insulation for durability
- LSNH Bedded to reduce toxicity
- Galvanised Steel Wire Armour for added strength
- 600/1000V voltage rating
Applications
These cables are widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. They can be installed in air, clipped to surfaces, and mounted on cable trays. Moreover, they are suitable for embedding in concrete or direct burial in underground ducting.
Specifications
- Operating Temperature: Min. -15°C, Max. 90°C
- Min Bending Radius: 8 x ∅
- Core Colours: 2 Core – Brown and Blue; 3 Core – Brown, Black and Grey; 4 Core – Blue, Brown, Black, and Grey; 5 Core – Green/Yellow, Blue, Brown, Black, and Grey
- Sheath Colour: Black
- Current Carrying Capacity: Refer to Table 4E4A of BS7671 IEE Wiring Regulations.
Why Choose This Product
Choosing the Doncaster Cables SWA LSZH Armoured Cable means opting for safety and compliance. At Electrical4Less, we source cables from trusted UK-based distributors. Each product is fully compliant with the BS7671 Wiring Regulations. This ensures that your electrical installations are safe, robust, and reliable.
Investing in this cable guarantees adherence to all relevant British Standards. Thus, you can have peace of mind knowing your installations are backed by quality. Whether for industrial applications or domestic settings, this cable proves to be an excellent choice.
