Wires & Cables
- Wires and cables shall be fabricated of the solid or stranded copper conductors in accordance with IEC 60228.
Light circuits
shall be wired in not less than 3mm² cables and power circuits shall be wired
in not less than 4mm² cables.
- Different circuits for power sockets
in the same room shall be fed from the same phase for safety provision.
- The insulation of all wires and
cables shall be rated for at least 85 deg °C for polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and
105 deg°C for thermoplastic. Polyethene (PE) cables.
- The
identification by colour in multicore wires and cables shall comply with IEC 60446.
Wires :
- Wires are single-core insulated
multicore insulated and sheathed conductors which are used only for light-duty
indoor applications. The conductor insulation and the sheath shall be polyvinyl
chloride (PVC) and shall be rated for 0.6/1 k.V, and shall comply with IEC
60189.
Cables :
- Cables for power and lighting for
indoor use shall be unarmoured with a separate earth conductor. For outdoor
installation, armoured cables, laid on cable trays, and in case of road
crossing steel pipes shall be used.
- The conductor insulation and the
sheath shall be polyvinyl chloride (PVC), shall be rated at least for 0.6/1k.V,
and shall comply with IEC 60227.
Identification
of conductors by colours
The preferred
colour scheme to be used to identify the cores of a flexible cable or cord is:
Three-core cable or card :
either green or yellow, light blue, black or light blue, black, brown.
Four or five cores cable or
cord:
Either
green/yellow, light blue, black, brown and for the fifth core, black or brown.
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