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3.6/6kV to 26/35kV · XLPE · IEC 60092-354 to 18/30kV

Medium Voltage Marine Cable for Shipboard Feeders

Screened medium-voltage cable for propulsion converters, main generators and shore-to-ship supply, built to IEC 60092-354 with a copper tape or wire screen.

Rated voltage3.6/6 – 26/35kV
ConductorCu / Al, cl. 2
ScreenCu tape / wire
StandardIEC 60092-354 to 18/30kV
Product overview

Construction and performance

Medium-voltage cable is specified where the propulsion drive, the main generator or a shore connection operates above 1kV. XLPE insulation carries a higher continuous conductor temperature than EPR, which reduces the cross-section required for a given current, and the metallic screen confines the radial field and provides the earth-fault current path. The construction follows IEC 60092-354, and the screen cross-section is selected from the prospective fault current and the clearing time agreed with the electrical design.

Construction

  • Compacted copper or aluminium conductor, class 2
  • Semiconductive conductor screen
  • XLPE insulation to IEC 60092-351
  • Semiconductive insulation screen
  • Copper tape or copper wire metallic screen with counter helix
  • SHF2 or LSZH oversheath to IEC 60092-359

Applications

  • Vessel propulsion feeders
  • Marine power-plant outgoing circuits
  • High-voltage shore-to-ship supply
  • Offshore substation interconnection

Technical data

Rated voltage 3.6/6kV, 6/10kV, 8.7/15kV, 12/20kV, 18/30kV, 26/35kV
Conductor Compacted copper or aluminium, class 2
Insulation XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene)
Screen Copper tape or copper wire screen with counter helix
Sheath SHF2 or LSZH compound
Cross-section 25 to 630 mm²
Flame propagation IEC 60332-3-22
Construction standard IEC 60092-354 (3.6/6–18/30kV); 26/35kV to IEC 60502-2

Typical values. Final construction is confirmed on the order datasheet.

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Selection notes

What to confirm before ordering

Is a metallic screen always required?
Yes above 3.6/6kV. The screen carries capacitive charging current and fault current, and it holds the radial field inside the insulation. Screen cross-section is selected from the prospective earth-fault current and clearing time.
Can the cable be used for a variable-frequency drive feeder?
For converter output feeders the screen and the earthing arrangement at both ends must be agreed with the drive supplier. A symmetrical three-core screened construction is normally specified, and the screen is bonded at both ends for VFD duty.
What termination is needed?
Medium-voltage cable requires a class-compatible termination kit rated for the same voltage and screen current. We supply the cable to the ordered length and confirm the termination envelope so the kit can be selected before installation.

Standards & type approval

IEC 60092-354, IEC 60092-351, IEC 60092-359, IEC 60502-2 test methods, IEC 60332-3. Classification-society type approval available for ABS, BV, DNV and LR.

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Tell us the voltage, core count, cross-section, screen or armour, sheath and destination. We can prepare a construction drawing and a sample for review.

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