1- Extra HV & HV Power Cable up to 400 KV (IEC 60840)

(Copper, Aluminum Conductor), (XLPE Insulation)

* Ordinary Cable
* Wire Armoured, Tape Armoured
* Lead Covered, ALPE

- Extra High Voltage and High Voltage Cables are manufactured with copper or
aluminum conductors and XLPE insulation.
- Extra High Voltage Cables are rated at voltages of 230 to 400 kV. Our High Voltage
Cables are rated at voltages of 63 to 132 kV.
- High Voltage cables are used for bulk transmission of power over 30,000 volts from
power plant sites to primary distribution networks or central grid. The cables can also be
installed on the racks, direct buried or in conduits.
- Armoured types would be able to bear external mechanical forces.
- Lead sheathed types are designed to be used in any applications where the cables may
be subjected to solvent penetration or corrosive attack or hydrocarbons.
2- MV Power Cable up to 36 KV (IEC 60502-2)
(Copper, Aluminum Conductor), (XLPE Insulation)

* Ordinary Cable (XLPE Insulation)

* Wire Armoured, Tape Armoured
* Lead Covered, ALPE

- Medium Voltage Cables are XLPE insulated copper or aluminum cables with a rated
operating voltage of between 1 and 36 KV, used widely in power distribution networks
in residential and industrial areas.
- Medium Voltage Cables are of the highest quality and customization options are
available, to match customers’ unique needs and requirements. These cables are
produced in accordance with IEC standards, or alternatively BS, VDE standards.
- For general purpose, MV cables are used to distribute single/three phase AC electrical
power supplies at nominal system voltages of 6kV up to and including 30kV to traction
substations on Electrified lines. The cables also will be used in public networks and
industrial plants, Indoor and outdoor installation, on racks, direct buried or in conduits.
- Armoured types would be able to bear external mechanical forces.
- Lead sheathed types are designed to be used in any applications where the cables may
be subjected to solvent penetration or corrosive attack or hydrocarbons.
3- LV Power Cable up to 3.6 KV (IEC 60502-1)
(Copper, Tinned Copper, Aluminum Conductor), (PVC, XLPE Insulation)

* Ordinary Cable
* Copper Wire Screened, Copper Tape Screened, Copper Braid Screened,
Overall Screened (OSCR)
* Wire Armoured, Tape Armoured, Braid Armoured
* Lead Covered, ALPE

- Low Voltage Cables are rated at voltages of up to 3.3 kV, and are made with copper or
aluminum. These cables are used for a wide array of applications, from powering lighting
to driving electric motors.
- LV power cables for energy supply are used for industry and distribution boards, power
stations, panels, house connecting boxes, subscriber networks & street lighting. those
cables are installed in open air, underground, indoor and in cable ducts.
- Control cables can be used in machinery production and production lines as direct line
or connection cable for measuring signal and control features, computer systems, for
control devices of tool making machines, conveyor belts and conveyor systems. This type
of cables is installed in open air, underground, indoor or in cable ducts.
- shielded types are allowed to use it as neutral-protective or earthed conductor.
simultaneously, this also is permitted to apply it as a screen.
- Armoured types would be able to bear external mechanical forces.
- Lead sheathed types are designed to be used in any applications where the cables may
be subjected to solvent penetration or corrosive attack or hydrocarbons.
4- Instrument & Control Cable (BS EN 50288-7)
(Copper, Tinned Copper Conductor), (PVC, XLPE, PE, rubber Insulation)

* Ordinary Cable
* Individual Screened (ISCR), Overall Screened (OSCR), Copper Braid Screened
* Wire Armoured, Tape Armoured, Braid Armoured
* Lead Covered, ALPE

- Instrumentation Cables mostly operate at voltage levels of 24 to 110 v and/ or at 4-20

mA current rating. They are used to transmit and receive control system, analogue and
digital signals to and from sensors and equipment. They are deployed across a wide
range of industries, including power generation and distribution, and the petrochemical
industry.
- Instrumentation cables are used in data processing and process control and are suitable
for installations in open spaces and for underground laying. For digital signals and
solenoids, overall screened type and for analogue signals between junction boxes and
electrical room/control building, individual and overall screened type may be applied.
- The overall screening of the pairs/cores protect it against outer electrostatic
interference fields.
- The individual screening of the pairs guarantees high cross-talk attenuation.
- Armoured types would be able to bear external mechanical forces.
- Lead sheathed types are designed to be used in any applications where the cables may
be subjected to solvent penetration or corrosive attack or hydrocarbons.
5- Telecoms Cable
(Copper, Tinned Copper Conductor), (PVC, XLPE, PE, rubber Insulation)

* Ordinary Cable
* Individual Screened (ISCR), Overall Screened (OSCR), Copper Braid Screened
* Wire Armoured, Tape Armoured, Braid Armoured
* Lead Covered, ALPE

- Telecommunications Cables are used in low frequency systems, and are produced as
pair or quad cables, using copper.
- These cables are designed for local networks and signal transmission, and can be
customized to suit your specific needs. To complement the products themselves, we also
provide consultancy and end-to-end solutions to ensure your project is a success.
- Telecommunication cables are used to transmit electromagnetic waves; they are called
electromagnetic wave guides. Those cables are installed in open air, underground,
indoor or outdoor.
- The overall screening of the pairs protects it against outer electrostatic interference
fields.
- Armoured types would be able to bear external mechanical forces.
- Lead sheathed types are designed to be used in any applications where the cables may
be subjected to solvent penetration or corrosive attack or hydrocarbons.
6- Building Cable up to 750 V (IEC 60227)
(Copper, Tinned Copper Conductor), (PVC Insulation)

* Flexible Cable
* Copper Wire Screened

- Building Wires & Cables provide power distribution within a wide range of building environments. Our
range uses flexible conductors, with insulation made of rubber or PVC.
- These cables are principally made with braided copper shield or tinned copper.
- This range is designed for indoor applications, so the cables have a small bending radius and weight.
They are predominantly laid inside conduits, to protect them from mechanical damage.

7- Building Wire (Indoor Wire) up to 1000 V (IEC 60227)

(Copper & Aluminum Conductor) (PVC, XLPE, LSFOH, Rubber Insulation)

* Bare Conductor Wire (Class 1, Class 2, Class 5)

* Solid Conductor (Class 1) Wire
* Stranded Conductor (Class 2) Wire
* Flexible Conductor (Class 5) Wire

- Building Wires & Cables provide power distribution within a wide range of building environments. Our
range uses flexible conductors, with insulation made of rubber or PVC.
- Wires are suitable for industrial machineries, Household Appliances, Building, Construction, Earthing
systems, etc.
8- ABC Cable up to 36 KV (IEC 60502-1, IEC 60502-2)
(Aluminum Conductor), (XLPE, HDPE Insulation)

- Overhead Cables (ABC) are insulated conductors, with voltage levels between 1KV and
36KV. They are used in rural or semi-urban areas with low housing density and can be
placed on poles, and stretched or laid on outer walls.

9- Flame Retardant (FRT) Cables and Fire Resistance (FRS) Cables

For LV Power Cable, Instrument Cable and Control Cable by MGT+XLPE insulation or
Rubber insulation with Low Smoke and Zero Halogen Outer Sheath Material (LSPVC,
LSFOH)

- produces a wide range of specially designed, fire resistant Safety Cables. They are
manufactured to resist fire alone, as well as a combination of fire and water, and fire
combined with mechanical shocks.
- Our Safety Cables are used within public buildings, emergency systems such as fire
alarm circuits, and emergency lighting systems. They are self-extinguishing and low
smoke-emitting.
10- ACSR, AAC, AAAC Conductor

- Weatherproof (covered) line wire has been in use for many decades to provide weather
ability to overhead conductors. The coverings helped to reduce outages due to the
storms and wind, where objects might contact the lines or the lines would come in
contact with each other.
-Aerial spacer cables utilize a thicker covering than weatherproof wire. These covering
thicknesses and the abrasion resistant outer layer provide a greater protection against
faults due to incidental (or even sustained), contact by trees or other conductors. The
dual-layer construction virtually eliminates the possibility of pinholes through the entire
covering wall, minimizing the probability of a fault if contacted by a grounded object.
- ACSR conductors are typically used in rural applications where spans are very long and
electrical loads are light. ACSR is more prone to corrosion in polluted environments than
AAC, particularly where salt spray is present.