Believe it or not, Eric, there are some 30 V rated cables. They're usually better insulated than that, IMHO, but, the surface markings say 30 V. Usually some kind of data cable.
Regards, Peter L. Tarver [email protected] ------------------------------ >"rated voltage of 30V." Did you by chance mean 300 V? What is the cable to be used for? power? communications? The National Electrical Code is a good source . If you were looking for communications applications , Article 800 of the NEC is what you want. Eric Petitpierre [email protected] ______________________________ Author: [email protected] List-Post: [email protected] Date: 8/20/96 10:16 AM We are using a cable with one of our product which is UL approved and passes UL VW-1 vertical flame test for rated temp. of 80C and rated voltage of 30V.
