YJV
Copper conductor with XLPE insulation and a PVC sheath. Specify the unarmoured group when it matches the route design and protection requirements.
Request a quote · YJVKANGYIDA SUPPLY
YJV, YJLV and YJV22 power cables
YJV / YJLV / YJV22
Compare three XLPE/PVC power cable options for 0.6/1 kV distribution: copper YJV, aluminium YJLV and copper YJV22 with steel tape armour. Start with conductor material and mechanical protection, then specify core count, cross-section and installation conditions. The order specification confirms the selected supply configuration.
Choose a model to enquire
YJLV
Aluminium conductor with XLPE insulation and a PVC sheath. Check resistance, weight and terminations separately rather than copying the YJV specification.
Request a quote · YJLVYJV22
A copper-conductor option with steel tape armour. Include mechanical conditions and installation method to identify the appropriate configuration.
Request a quote · YJV22Applications and requirements
- Low-voltage distribution circuits and fixed power feeders, subject to the project design.
- Indoor routes, tunnels and cable trenches: compare YJV and YJLV against the conductor and installation requirements.
- Routes requiring steel tape mechanical protection: assess YJV22 against the actual burial, routing and pulling conditions.
Technical information to check
| YJV | Copper conductor / XLPE insulation / PVC sheath; unarmoured in the group described here. |
|---|---|
| YJLV | Aluminium conductor / XLPE insulation / PVC sheath; requires its own resistance, weight and termination specification. |
| YJV22 | Copper conductor / XLPE / filling and bedding / steel tape armour / PVC sheath. |
| Documented voltage group | 0.6/1 kV. Medium-voltage enquiries require a separate technical specification. |
| Documented configurations | YJV/YJLV tables include 1–5 cores and specific 3+1, 3+2 and 4+1 combinations. One YJV22 example is 3×120+1×70 mm²; a size range does not imply every core combination. |
| YJV/YJLV reference standards | The reviewed low-voltage sheet cites GB/T 12706.1-2020 and IEC 60502-1:2004. Confirm the applicable edition for the order. |
What to include in your enquiry
- Specify YJV, YJLV or YJV22 and the conductor material.
- Give rated voltage U₀/U, core count, each core cross-section and total length.
- Describe installation method, ambient temperature, grouping and mechanical protection requirements.
- Agree the dated specification, applicable standards and batch configuration performance before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between YJV and YJLV?
The main difference is conductor material: YJV uses copper and YJLV uses aluminium. Both have XLPE/PVC construction in this group, but their resistance, weight and termination requirements differ. State the conductor material explicitly in the purchase specification.
When should I consider YJV22?
YJV22 adds steel tape armour for routes requiring mechanical protection. The reviewed document describes tunnel, trench and direct-burial use, while excluding high pulling loads. Check the actual installation conditions before selecting an armoured configuration.
Can I use the 0.6/1 kV data for medium-voltage cables?
No. Medium-voltage insulation, screening and test data require a separate review. Include rated voltage U₀/U, core count and cross-section in the enquiry; the low-voltage construction shown here does not describe the full range up to 35 kV.