Conductors
Annealed copper, flexible stranded copper, tinned copper and aluminium are selected according to conductivity, flexibility, weight, termination and project requirements.
Cable Materials and Construction
Cable performance depends on the complete material system, not only the cross-sectional area. This guide shows how materials change across the main Jingfeng Cable model families.
Annealed copper, flexible stranded copper, tinned copper and aluminium are selected according to conductivity, flexibility, weight, termination and project requirements.
PVC, XLPE, PE, EPR, silicone rubber and halogen-free cross-linked compounds provide different temperature, electrical and environmental performance.
Copper-wire braid, copper tape and aluminium-plastic composite tape are available for control, instrumentation and charging cables when interference control is required.
Steel-tape armour is used in the listed 22 and 23 model families where mechanical protection is required. Armour is not automatically included in every cable.
PVC, PE, low-smoke halogen-free compounds, rubber, chloroprene, silicone rubber, thermoplastic elastomer and polyurethane are selected by installation duty.
How to Read the Tables
YJ identifies XLPE insulation in the listed power and control cable families.
V identifies PVC insulation or sheath according to its position in the model code.
P identifies a screened construction; the exact screen type follows the full model.
22 / 23 identifies steel-tape armoured constructions in the listed product families.
R identifies a flexible stranded conductor where it is part of the model designation.
Model letters are read as a complete designation. Do not select a material from one letter without checking the full cable model and applicable standard.
Product Material Tables
These tables cover the models presented on this website. Custom and project-specific variants are confirmed on the technical datasheet before production.
Power Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YJV | Copper | XLPE | None | None | PVC |
| YJLV | Aluminium | XLPE | None | None | PVC |
| YJY | Copper | XLPE | None | None | PE |
| YJV22 | Copper | XLPE | None | Steel tape | PVC |
The model suffix determines the conductor, sheath and armour. XLPE is the insulation material throughout this product family.
Power Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VV | Copper | PVC | None | None | PVC |
| VLV | Aluminium | PVC | None | None | PVC |
| VV22 | Copper | PVC | None | Steel tape | PVC |
| VLV22 | Aluminium | PVC | None | Steel tape | PVC |
VV and VLV are non-armoured constructions. The 22 suffix identifies steel-tape armour for mechanical protection.
Control Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KVV | Copper | PVC | None | None | PVC |
| KVVP | Copper | PVC | Copper-wire braid | None | PVC |
| KVV22 | Copper | PVC | None | Steel tape | PVC |
| KYJV | Copper | XLPE | None | None | PVC |
| KYJVP | Copper | XLPE | Copper-wire braid | None | PVC |
Control-cable materials change with the model code. P identifies a screened construction, 22 identifies steel-tape armour, and YJ identifies XLPE insulation.
Flexible Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YZ | Flexible stranded copper | Rubber | None | None | Medium-duty rubber |
| YZW | Flexible stranded copper | Rubber | None | None | Outdoor/oil-resistant rubber |
| YC | Flexible stranded copper | Rubber | None | None | Heavy-duty rubber |
| YCW | Flexible stranded copper | Rubber | None | None | Outdoor/oil-resistant rubber |
These mobile-duty cables use a flexible stranded copper conductor with rubber insulation and sheath compounds selected for the stated duty.
Flexible Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YH | Fine stranded copper | Integrated with covering | None | None | Rubber |
| YHF | Fine stranded copper | Integrated with covering | None | None | Chloroprene or equivalent synthetic elastomer |
Welding cable is a highly flexible single-core construction. The elastomer covering provides electrical insulation and mechanical protection around the conductor.
Renewable Energy Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WDZ-PV | Flexible copper | Halogen-free low-smoke compound | None | None | Weather-resistant halogen-free low-smoke compound |
| PV1-F option | Tinned flexible copper | Cross-linked halogen-free compound | None | None | Cross-linked weather-resistant compound |
Solar cable compounds are selected for outdoor ageing, ozone, low-temperature and low-smoke halogen-free performance. Final construction follows the ordered model and project standard.
Renewable Energy Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FDEF | Class 5 flexible copper | EPR | None | None | Chloroprene rubber |
| FDES | Class 5 flexible copper | EPR | None | None | Thermoplastic elastomer |
| FDGG | Class 5 flexible copper | Silicone rubber | None | None | Silicone rubber |
The listed wind-turbine cables use Class 5 flexible stranded copper conductors. Insulation and sheath materials vary by cold and torsion duty.
Instrumentation Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DJYPV | Copper | PE | Individual copper-wire braid | None | PVC |
| DJYPVP | Copper | PE | Individual and overall copper-wire braid | None | PVC |
| DJYVP | Copper | PE | Copper-wire braid; arrangement by model | None | PVC |
| DJYPV22 option | Copper | PE | Individual copper-wire braid | Double steel tape | PVC |
These twisted-pair instrumentation cables use polyethylene insulation and model-specific copper screening. A 22 suffix adds double steel-tape armour.
Building Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YFZ-VV | Copper | PVC | None | None | PVC |
| YFZ-YJV | Copper | XLPE | None | None | PVC |
| YFZ-WDZYJY option | Copper | XLPE | None | None | Low-smoke halogen-free compound |
The main cable, branch cable and moulded branch joint are confirmed together. The table shows the base cable materials for the listed models.
Special Cable
| Model | Conductor | Insulation | Screen | Armour | Outer sheath |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SS | Flexible copper | Thermoplastic elastomer | None | None | Thermoplastic elastomer |
| SSPS | Flexible copper | Thermoplastic elastomer | Copper-wire braid | None | Thermoplastic elastomer |
| SF | Flexible copper | Thermoplastic elastomer | None | None | Thermoset elastomer |
| S90U | Flexible copper | Thermoplastic elastomer | None | None | Polyurethane elastomer |
| EU | Flexible copper | EPR or equivalent synthetic rubber | None | None | Polyurethane elastomer |
Charging-cable constructions combine power, control and signal cores. The exact screen and elastomer system are selected by model and charging interface requirement.
Quotation Checklist
For an accurate quotation, provide the cable model, voltage, conductor material, number of cores, cross section, insulation, screen, armour, sheath, flame-performance requirement, quantity and installation environment.