Power Cable Low Voltage: This cable is designed for the transmission of electrical power at low voltage levels. Low voltage cables are typically used in various applications, including distribution networks and internal wiring.

XLPE Copper AWA:

• XLPE: Stands for Cross-Linked Polyethylene, which is a type of insulation material known for its excellent electrical and thermal properties.
• Copper AWA: Copper conductor with Armored Wire Armour (AWA). The armor provides mechanical protection and is typically used in situations where the cable may be exposed to physical stress.

1x500mm:

• 1x: Indicates a single core construction, meaning the cable has one conductor.
• 500mm: This could refer to the cross-sectional area of the copper conductor in square millimeters.

600/1000V: This specifies the voltage rating of the cable. The cable is suitable for use in systems with a voltage range of 600 to 1000 volts.

Black: The color of the cable's outer sheath is black. The color is often chosen for practical or aesthetic reasons and can also be used for identification purposes.

The BAHRA CABLES low voltage power cable described is designed for transmitting electrical power at low voltage levels. It has a single core with a copper conductor, XLPE insulation, Armored Wire Armour (AWA), and is suitable for voltages ranging from 600V to 1000V. The black outer sheath provides protection and serves for visual identification.