Flexible & Multicore Cables
Flexible single-core wire and multicore cable for panel wiring, machine looms and general power and control distribution.
IS 694 · 1100 VClass 5 flexible conductorFR / FRLS options
CABLE, SIZED TO LOAD
Wiring & Cabling, Sized to the Load
Flexible, multicore, armoured and unarmoured power cable across four manufacturer lines — sized for current, volt drop and the way it will actually be laid.
OVERVIEW
Cable is sized three times over: for the current it must carry, for the volt drop over its run, and for the fault level it must survive until the protection clears. We check all three, then derate for grouping, ambient temperature and laying method.
We supply from four manufacturer lines in the drum lengths a job needs, and can take on termination, glanding and laying as part of an installation package.
THE LINE-UP
What we design, build and supply.
Armoured & Unarmoured Power Cables
PVC and XLPE insulated power cable, armoured or unarmoured, for underground, tray, trench and conduit installation.
IS 1554-1 / IS 70981.1 kV · 11 kV gradesAluminium / copper
Control & Signal Cables
Multicore control cable and screened signal cable for instrumentation and drive runs, where induced noise would otherwise corrupt a 4–20 mA loop.
Screened / unscreenedMulticore controlInstrument pairs
Cable Accessories
Glands, lugs, ferrules, tags and earthing accessories sized to the cable, so a termination is as sound as the run itself.
Double-compression glandsCrimp lugsFerrules & tags
IN-HOUSE CAPABILITY
How the work actually gets done.
- Cable sizing for current rating, volt drop and short-circuit withstand
- Derating for grouping, ambient temperature and laying method
- Cable schedule preparation and drum-length optimisation
- Supply across four manufacturer lines with test certificates
- Site laying, glanding, termination and continuity testing
- Insulation-resistance testing and cable fault diagnosis
SPECIFICATIONS & STANDARDS
The numbers we build to.
| PVC insulated wire | IS 694 — up to 1100 V |
|---|---|
| PVC armoured power cable | IS 1554 Part 1 |
| XLPE armoured power cable | IS 7098 Part 1 (1.1 kV) · Part 2 (11 kV) |
| Conductor classes | IS 8130 — Class 2 stranded, Class 5 flexible |
| Insulation grades | FR and FRLS options where fire load matters |
| Voltage grades | 1.1 kV LT · 11 kV HT |
| Derating | Applied for grouping, ambient temperature and laying method |
MANUFACTURER LINES
Brands behind this category.
WHAT YOU GET
From enquiry to after-sales.
- Cable sizing and schedule preparation from your load list
- Supply in project drum lengths with manufacturer test certificates
- Laying, glanding and termination on site
- Continuity, insulation-resistance and phasing checks
- Cable fault location and repair on existing installations
FROM THE FLOOR
Wiring & Cabling, Sized to the Load in the field.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you enquire.
How do you size a cable?
From the design current, then checked for volt drop over the actual route length and for short-circuit withstand until the upstream protection clears. The result is derated for how many cables share the tray or trench, the ambient temperature and the laying method — which is why the answer is often one size larger than a bare current table suggests.
FRLS or ordinary PVC?
FRLS reduces smoke and corrosive gas in a fire, which matters in occupied buildings, plant rooms and escape routes. For an outdoor or buried run the fire load is usually not the deciding factor. We follow the consultant's specification where one exists.
Armoured or unarmoured?
Armoured for buried, trench and any run exposed to mechanical damage — the armour also provides an earth path. Unarmoured is normal on cable tray inside a building or in conduit. Tell us the route and we will specify.
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