Power Limited Tray Cable (PLTC) is a versatile and adaptable cable suitable for applications such as Industrial Control Systems (Instrument & Control Wiring, Sensors & Transducers, etc.), Intercom Systems, Burglar Alarms & Point of Sale Systems.
PLTC tray cable can be installed in several types of conduit, ducts, raceways, and cable tray systems. It is flame retardant and UV resistant. It is rated to transmit 300V and has a temperature rating of 221°F. Suitable for Class 2 (CL2) and 3 (CL3) electrical circuits, as well as in Class 1, 2 and Division 2 hazardous locations.
PLTC tray cable is a rugged cable used for wiring your mission-critical equipment, machinery, and systems.
Features
PLTC (Power Limited Tray Cable)
16 AWG
2 Pair
Stranded
Bare Copper
300V
.480 in OD
Individually Shielded Twisted Pair (Aluminum Foil with Drain Wire)
Overall Shield (Foil Shield Aluminum Mylar)
Flame Retardant UV Resistant PVC Jacket
UL Listed
1000 FT
Applications
Industrial Control Systems
Instrument & Control
Sensors & Transducers
Intercom Systems
Burglar Alarms
Point of Sale Systems
Please note: Any amount of cable ordered above the maximum continuous length of 1000 FT will be sent in seperate pieces.
CONDUCTORS: Bare copper, Class B, concentric stranded
INSULATION: 105°C Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
PAIRS: Each pair is twisted with a suitable lay to reduce magnetic interference and color coded black and white, each pair is also printed numerically to ensure easy identification, an aluminum/polyester foil shield with stranded tinned copper drain wire is applied
ASSEMBLY: The individual pairs are cabled together to form a substantially circular cross-section of the completed assembly, an aluminum/polyester foil shield with stranded tinned copper drain wire is applied overall
OVERALL JACKET: Flame-retardant, sunlight-resistant, black Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) jacket
STANDARDS: Meets Article 725 of the NEC for Type PLTC and UL 13, finished cable meets IEEE 1202 and UL 1685 vertical tray flame tests
TEMPERATURE: 105°C
VOLTAGE: 300 V
**Suitable for Class 2 and 3 electrical circuits per NEC Article 725.**
