What is Soow cable rated for?

What is Soow cable rated for?

600 volt
SOOW Cable Overview SOOW flexible rubber cords carry a 600 volt rating. They are also manufactured as a 300 volt rated Junior Service cord designated as SJOOW. Using the key, a SJEOOW cord is a 300 volt (junior service) elastomer plastic oil resistant inner and outer jacket portable cord.

Is Soow cable flexible?

The insulation material adds to the durability by making the cord resistant to oil as well. SOOW cord is also extremely flexible. The reason for this is the stranding of the copper conductors.

Is Soow cord sun resistant?

SOOW is incredibly durable. Its thermoset rubber jacket makes the cord weather resistant, and the jacket hardens under a direct application of heat, which allows the cord to be unaffected by aging, abrasion, water, sunlight and ozone. Oil-resistant insulation and jacketing lend to the cord’s durability as well.

What is the difference between SJ and SJO cord?

The insulation thickness is the main difference, with the extra hard service “SO” cables requiring thicker insulation to accommodate for higher voltage ratings, while the SJO constructions require thinner insulation with their lower voltage rating.

What is the difference between so and Soow cable?

In more general terms the SEOOW is a high-quality flexible cord engineered with plastic characteristics and rubber jacketed material while the SOOW counterpart is only made up of a rubber jacket.

Can Soow cable be buried?

Since it is subject to physical damage, it is not allowed as a direct burial. UF cable is used for direct burial. “SOOW” cord is not rated for direct burial on the exterior insulation.

What is the difference between so and SJ cord?

Can you direct bury Soow cable?

What is SJ cable used for?

Our SJ cable is a junior service power cable suitable for use as a power supply cable for small tools and appliances. The SJ cable is not water, oil, and solvent resistant.