KVBSHvng(A)

KVBSHvng(A) is a marking for a cable used in various electrical systems, featuring characteristics that make it suitable for specific operating conditions. The KVBSHvng(A) cable provides reliable and safe wiring by combining the advantages of armor, aluminum conductors, and protection against toxic smoke emission. Construction of the KVBSHvng(A) Cable K — Cable: The main marking indicating the type of conductor and its purpose. V — Internal wire: Indicates that the cable is designed for internal use. B — Armor: The cable is equipped with armor, typically made of steel wire or tape, providing additional mechanical protection. SH — Cord: Indicates that the cable can be used as a cord, implying a flexible design. vng — Low smoke emission and halogen-free: The cable emits minimal toxic smoke and contains no halogens in case of overheating or fire, enhancing safety. (A) — Aluminum conductors: Conductors are made of aluminum, making the cable lightweight and cost-effective. Applications The KVBSHvng(A) cable is used in the following fields: Internal wiring: Suitable for use in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Industrial installations: Used in industrial systems requiring protection against mechanical damage. Automation and control systems: Suitable for control, communication, and automation systems where flexibility and cable protection are important. Advantages Mechanical protection: The armor provides protection against mechanical damage, impacts, and pressure, which is especially important in industrial and outdoor conditions. Safety: Low smoke emission and halogen-free properties enhance safety during operation, minimizing toxicity and improving visibility in case of fire. Cost-effectiveness: Aluminum conductors make the cable lighter and cheaper compared to copper counterparts, reducing overall costs.