SIP Aluminum Overhead Cable 4*10 4*16

Self supporting insulated wires (Aerial Bundled Conductor) SIP per GOST R 52373-2005 and TU 16-705.500-2006
(TU 16-705.500-2006 used instead of TU 16.К71-268-98 and TU 16.К71- 272-98)

SIP-1 – self supporting wire with Al cores, with insulation from light-stabilized cross-linked PE,
neutral messenger non-insulated core from Al alloy.
SIP-2 – the same.
SIP-3 – protected self supporting wire, with conducting core from Al alloy with insulation from lightstabilized cross-linked PE.
SIP-4 – protected self supporting wire, without currier element, with Al conducting cores with insulation from light-stabilized cross-linked PE.

CONSTRUCTION
1. CONDUCTING CORE – Al round core  for all cross-section the core is compacted multiwire, the quantity of wire in phase core. Outer diameter of conducting core and its electrical resistance shown in bellow table:

 
2. NEUTRAL MESSENGING CORE – form Al alloy, round core, stranded from round wires,
compacted. Nominal cross-sections, number of wires in the core, outer diameter of core, its burst capacity and electrical resistance are specified in the bellow table:

 
3. INSULATION – in SIP-1 the neutral core is not insulated. In other conductors the insulation made from light-stabilized cross-linked PE. Insulated phase cores have the distinctive coloring. Insulation thickness is shown in the following table:

 
APPLICATION
SIP-1 – for overhead transmission lines (TL) and linear TL deviations in atmosphere types I and II as per GOST 15150-69
SIP-2 – for overhead transmission lines (TL) and linear TL deviations in atmosphere types I and II as per GOST 15150-69 , including sea coasts, salt lakes shores, in industrial areas
SIP-3 – for TL with nominal voltage 10-35 kV in atmosphere types II and III as per GOST 15150-69 , including sea coasts, salt lakes shores, in industrial areas
SIP-4 – for TL deviations to entry and for laying in walls of buildings and engineering structures in
atmosphere types II and III as per GOST 15150-69