Japanese Standard For Marine Cables JISC3410

JIS
Japanese industrial standard
Translated and published by Japanese
Standards Association

JIS C 3410：2010
(JCMA/JSA)
Cables and cords for marine electrical appliances

Date of establishment: May 1, 1961
Date of revision: 2010-10-25
Date of official gazette: 2010-10-25
Investigated by: Japan Industrial Standards Committee;
Standards Committee; Power Technology Committee
The first English edition of JIS C 3410:2010 was published in September
2011

Catalog
page
IntroductionOne
1 ScopeOne
2 Reference specificationTwo

order
This translation is based on the original Japanese
industrial standards and revised by the Minister of
economy, trade and industry and the Minister of land,
infrastructure, transport and tourism. The Japanese
Industrial Standards Committee adopted its
deliberations.Japan wire and cable manufacturers
association and Japan Standards Association proposed to
revise Japan's industrial standards. They attached
importance to the drafting of the draft, requiring that the
draft should be based on Article 12, Article 1 of the
industrial standardization law and be applicable to the
revised Article 14.
Therefore, JIS C 3410:1999 has been replaced by this
standard, and can be retired.
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Cables and cords for marine electrical appliances

Introduction
This Japanese industrial standard is based on the third

edition of IEC 60092-351 published in 2004, the second
edition of IEC 60092-353 published in 1995 and the first
edition of its revision in 2001, the second edition of IEC
60092-354 published in 2003, the first edition of IEC
60092-359 published in 1987, the first edition of its
revision in 1994, the second edition of its revision in
1999 and the second edition of IEC 60092-376 published in
2003.The technical content of the standards mentioned above
has been modified according to the Japanese industrial
standards.This is to prepare a standard that can reflect
the real situation of ship cables and flexible wires in
this country.The explanation of the modification is listed
in Appendix JD.
The continuous sideline or dotted part, and the
contents of annex JA, annex JB and annex JC are not given
in the corresponding international standards.
1 Scope
This standard covers cables, flexible wires and
insulating wires for power equipment on board ships.
Note: this standard is consistent with the international
mark as follows:
IEC 60092-351:2004 marine electrical equipment - Part 351:

Insulation for shipboard and offshore components, power, control,
instrumentation, electrical communications and data cables
IEC 60092-353:1995 marine electrical equipment - Part 353: single
core or multi-core non radiation power cables with extruded solid
insulation for rated voltages of 1 kV and 3 kV, revision 1:2001
extruded solid insulated single and three core power cables for rated
voltages from 6kV (UM = 7.2kV) to 30KV (UM = 36kV)
sheathing materials for marine electric and telecommunication cables,
revision 1:1994 and revision 2:1999
IEC 60092-376:2003 marine electrical equipment - Part 376: 150 /
250V (300V) cables for control and instrumentation equipment circuits
(general evaluation: MOD)
According to ISO / IEC guideline 21-1, the similarity
between JIS and corresponding international standards marks
IDT (same), mod (modified) and NEQ (unequal).
2 reference standards
The provisions contained in the following standards are
incorporated into this standard by reference.Instructions
below the latest edition of the standard (including
revisions) shall apply.

JIS C 3005:2000 test methods for rubber or plastic insulated wires
and cables
JIS C 3411:2010 marine electrical equipment - General construction
and test methods for power, control and equipment cables for shipboard
and offshore applications
Remarks: corresponding international standards: IEC 60092-
350:2008 marine electrical equipment - Part 350: general
structures and test methods (IDT) for power, control and
equipment cables for shipboard and offshore applications
JIS C 3660-1-2:2003 general test methods for insulating and sheathing
materials of lighting and power cables - Part 1-2: general application
methods - thermal aging method
Note: corresponding international standard: IEC 60811-1-
2:1985 general test method for insulation and sheath
materials of power cables - first part: general application
method - second part: thermal aging method (IDT)
IEC 60230:1966 impact test of cables and their accessories
IEC 60331-21:1999 fire testing of power cables - circuit integrity - Part
21: procedures and requirements - Cables with rated voltages up to and
including 0.6 / 1.0kv
IEC 60331-31:2002 fire testing of power cables - circuit integrity - Part
31: procedures and requirements for hybrid combustion - Cables with

rated voltage up to and including 0.6 / 1.0kv
IEC 60885-2:1997 test method for electrical performance of power
cables.Part 2: partial discharge test
3 model and mark
The model and mark of the cable are listed in Table 1.
The meaning of the letters in the table is shown in
Table 2 and table 3.

Table 1 model and mark
Cable type sign Schedule
number
0.6/1kv single core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV SPYC 15
insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire braided
armored cable
0.6/1kv single core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV SPYCY
armored PVC protective layer cable
0.6/1kv single core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-SPYCY
sheathed, steel wire braided armored flame
retardant cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV DPY 16
sheathed cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV DPYC
sheathed, steel wire braided armored cable
0.6/1kv double core, ethylene propylene 0.6/1kV DPYCY
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire
braided armored PVC protective layer cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-DPY
sheathed flame retardant cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-DPYC
retardant cable
0.6/1kv double core, ethylene propylene 0.6/1kV FA-DPYCY
braided armored flame-retardant PVC
protective layer cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV TPY 17
sheathed cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV TPYC
0.6/1kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV TPYCY
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-TPY
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-TPYC
retardant cable
0.6/1kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV FA-TPYCY
armored flame-retardant PVC protective layer
cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV DPYCSLA 18
sheathed, steel wire braided armored common
shielded cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV TPYCYSLA
shielded cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV DPYCYSLA
sheathed, steel wire braided armored PVC
protective layer ordinary shielded cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV TPYCYSLA
sheathed, steel wire braided armored PVC
protective layer common shielded cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-
sheathed, steel wire braided armored ordinary DPYCYSLA
shielded flame retardant cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-
sheathed, steel wire braided armored ordinary TPYCYSLA
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-
sheathed, steel wire braided armored PVC DPYCYSLA
protective layer, common shielded flame
retardant cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FA-
sheathed, steel wire braided armored PVC TPYCYSLA
protective layer, common shielded flame
retardant cable
0.6/1kv double core, ethylene propylene 0.6/1kV DPLC 19
rubber insulated, lead sheathed, steel wire
braided armored cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, lead 0.6/1kV TPLC
0.6/1kv double core, ethylene propylene 0.6/1kV DPLCY
0.6/1kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV TPLCY
insulated, lead sheathed, steel wire braided
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, lead 0.6/1kV FA-DPLC
retardant cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, lead 0.6/1kV FA-TPLC
retardant cable
0.6/1kv double core, ethylene propylene 0.6/1kV FA-DPLCY
0.6/1kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV FA-TPLCY
insulated, lead sheathed, steel wire braided
armored flame-retardant PVC protective layer
cable
0.6/1kv double core, silicone rubber insulated, 0.6/1kV DSRC 20
glass fiber and steel wire braided armored
cable
0.6/1kv three core, silicone rubber insulated, 0.6/1kV TSRC
cable
0.6/1kv double core, silicone rubber insulated, 0.6/1kV FA-DSRC
flame retardant cable
0.6/1kv three core, silicone rubber insulated, 0.6/1kV FA-TSRC
0.6/1kv double core, silicon rubber insulated, 0.6/1kV DSRLC 21
lead sheathed, steel wire braided armored
cable
0.6/1kv three core, silicon rubber insulated, 0.6/1kV TSRLC
cable
0.6/1kv double core, silicone rubber insulated, 0.6/1kV FA-DSRLC
0.6/1kv three core, silicone rubber insulated, 0.6/1kV FA-TSRLC
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V MPY 22
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed cable
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V MPYC
braided armored cable
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V MPYCY
braided armored PVC sheathed cable
150 / 250V multi-core, EPDM insulated, PVC 150/250V FA-MPY
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V FA-MPYC
braided armored flame retardant cable
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V FA-
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire MPYCY
150 / 250V multi-core, EPDM insulated, PVC 150/250V MPYCSLA 23
shielded cable
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire MPYCYSLA
braided armored PVC protective layer
common shielded cable
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire MPYCSLA
braided armored common shielded flame
retardant cable
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire MPYCYSLA
braided armored PVC protective layer,
common shielded flame retardant cable
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V MPYC-S 24
braided armored single shielded cable
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V MPYCY-S
braided armored PVC protective layer single
shielded cable
150 / 250V multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250V FA-MPYC-
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire S
braided armored single shielded flame
retardant cable
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire MPYCY-S
braided armored PVC protective layer single
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed 150/250V TTY 25
telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V TTYC
steel wire braided armored telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V TTYCY
steel wire braided armored PVC protective
layer telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed 150/250V FA-TTY
flame retardant telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V FA-TTYC
steel wire braided armored flame retardant
telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V FA-
steel wire braided armored PVC protective TTYCY
layer flame retardant telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V TTYCSLA 26
steel wire braided armored general shielded
telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V
steel wire braided armored PVC protective TTYCYSLA
layer ordinary shielded telephone cable
steel wire braided armored ordinary shielded TTYCSLA
steel wire braided armored PVC protective TTYCYSLA
layer, ordinary shielded flame retardant
telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V TTYC-SLA 27
steel wire braided armored single shielded
telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V TTYCY-
steel wire braided armored PVC protective SLA
layer single shielded telephone cable
150 / 250V PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, 150/250V FA-TTYC-
steel wire braided armored single shielded SLA
steel wire braided armored PVC protective TTYCY-SLA
layer single shielded flame retardant telephone
cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, 0.6/1kV DPNP 28
neoprene sheathed flexible wire
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, neoprene 0.6/1kV TPNP
sheathed flexible wire
0.6/1kv four core, EPDM insulated, neoprene 0.6/1kV FPNP
sheathed flexible wire
0.6/1kv single core, XLPE insulation, 0.6/1kV SCP 29
distribution board flame retardant flexible wire
PVC insulated wire for 0.6/1kv control 0.6/1kV SYP 30
equipment
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FR-DPY 31
sheathed fire-resistant cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FR-DPYC
sheathed, steel wire braided armored fire-
resistant cable
0.6/1kv double core, ethylene propylene 0.6/1kV FR-DPYCY
braided armored PVC protective layer fire
resistant cable
0.6/1kv double core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FR-FA-DPY
sheathed flame retardant and fire-resistant
cable
0.6/1kv double core, ethylene propylene 0.6/1kV FR-FA-
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire DPYC
braided armored fire-resistant cable
0.6/1kv double core, ethylene propylene 0.6/1kV FR-FA-
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire DPYCY
braided armored PVC protective layer flame
retardant and fire-resistant cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FR-TPY 32
sheathed fire-resistant cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FR-TPYC
sheathed, steel wire braided armored fire-
resistant cable
0.6/1kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV FR-TPYCY
armored PVC protective layer fire resistant
cable
0.6/1kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 0.6/1kV FR-FA-TPY
sheathed flame retardant and fire-resistant
cable
0.6/1kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV FR-FA-
insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire braided TPYC
armored fire-resistant cable
0.6/1kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 0.6/1kV FR-FA-
insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire braided TPYCY
armored PVC protective layer flame retardant
and fire-resistant cable
150 / 250kV multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250kV FR-MPY 33
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed fire-resistant
cable
150 / 250kV multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250kV FR-
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire MPYC
150 / 250kV multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250kV FR-
braided armored PVC protective layer fire-
resistant cable
150 / 250kV multi-core, ethylene propylene 150/250kV FR-FA-
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed flame MPY
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, steel wire MPYC
braided armored PVC protective layer flame
3.6/6kv single core, EPDM insulated, PVC 3.6/6kV SPYCB 34
sheathed, copper alloy wire braided armored
cable
3.6/6kv single core, ethylene propylene rubber 3.6/6kV SPYCBY
insulated, PVC sheathed, copper alloy wire
3.6/6kv single core, EPDM insulated, PVC 3.6/6kV FA-SPYCB
3.6/6kv single core, EPDM insulated, PVC 3.6/6kV FA-SPYCBY
PVC protective layer flame retardant cable
3.6/6kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 3.6/6kV TPYC 35
3.6/6kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 3.6/6kV TPYCY
3.6/6kv three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 3.6/6kV FA-TPYC
retardant cable
3.6/6kv three core, ethylene propylene rubber 3.6/6kV FA-TPYCY
cable
6 / 10kV single core, EPDM insulated, PVC 6/10kV SPYCB 36
cable
6 / 10kV single core, ethylene propylene 6/10kV SPYCBY
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, copper alloy
wire braided armored PVC protective layer
cable
6 / 10kV single core, EPDM insulated, PVC 6/10kV FA-SPYCB
6 / 10kV single core, ethylene propylene 6/10kV FA-SPYCBY
rubber insulated, PVC sheathed, copper alloy
wire braided armored PVC protective layer
6 / 10kV three core, ethylene propylene rubber 6/10kV TPYC 37
armored cable
6 / 10kV three core, ethylene propylene rubber 6/10kV TPYCY
6 / 10kV three core, EPDM insulated, PVC 6/10kV FA-TPYC
retardant cable
6 / 10kV three core, ethylene propylene rubber 6/10kV FA-TPYCY
cable
Note 1 cables with rated voltage of 150 / 250V, 0.6/1kv, 3.6/6kv and
6 / 10kV are as follows:
- 150 / 250V: 150V refers to the rated power voltage between
conductor and earth or metal shield in cable configuration, and 250V
refers to the rated power voltage between conductors in cable
configuration.
- 0.6/1kv: 0.6kv refers to the rated power voltage between
conductor and earth or metal shield in cable configuration, and 1kV
configuration.
- 3.6/6kv: 3.6kV refers to the rated power voltage between
conductor and earth or metal shield in cable configuration, and 6kV
configuration.
- 6 / 10kV: 6kV refers to the rated power voltage between
conductor and earth or metal shield in cable configuration, 10kV
configuration.
Note 2 "EP rubber" refers to ethylene propylene rubber.
Table 2 symbols indicating the number of cores and their main uses
Symbo Number of cores and main Symbol Number of cores and main
l purpose purpose
FA Flame retardant F Quad for lighting and
power
FR refractory M Multi core for control and
signal
S Single core for lighting TT Telephone and instruments
and power
D Dual core for lighting and P Mobile or flexible cable
power
T Three cores for lighting
and power
Table 3 symbol representation composition

Insulation Symbol and Armor Symbol and Other symbols
symbols and meaning of symbols and meaning of and meaningsD)
A) B) C)
meanings sheath meanings protective
layer
P Ethylene Y PVC sheath C Steel Y PVC -S Single
S propylene Lead sheath wire protectiv core
R rubber L Chloroprene CB braide e layer SLA shielding
Y silicon N sheath d (braiding)
C rubber armor Common
polyvinyl Copper -SLA shielding
chloride alloy (aluminum
Flame wire composite
retardant braide E tape)
crosslinked d Single
polyethylene armor pair
shielding
(aluminum
composite
tape)
Ground
wire
Note a) the insulation symbol of PVC insulation of telephone cable is omitted.
b) In the case of EPDM insulation, the neoprene sheath shall replace the PVC sheath, and the
letter Y in Table 1 shall be changed to the letter n.
c) In the case of copper alloy braiding, the letter CB shall replace the letter C as the suffix.
d) In the case of cables with earth wire, the letter E shall be added after the appropriate letter in
Table 1.
4 performance
When the cable is tested in accordance with Clause 7,
the performance of the cable shall be as shown in Table
4.The current rating and voltage drop of the cable are
described in attachment JA to attachment JC.

Table 4 performance
project performance Additional Applicable
clauses for cable
trial use of
test methods
structure Structural 7.1 Flame retardant
description in cable, FA type
accordance with cable, flexible
Clause 6 and cable,
tables 15 to 37 distribution
board cable,
control
equipment cable
Conductor Not more than 7.2 Flame retardant
resistance the values of cable, FA type
cable cable, flexible
conductors in cable,
and the values board cable,
of ground wires control
in Table 8 equipment cable
Electrical Able to 7.3 Flame retardant
penetration withstand the cable, FA type
intensity test voltage cable, flexible
indicated in cable,
for 5 minutes board cable,
control
equipment cable
insulation Not less than 7.4 Flame retardant
resistance the values cable, FA type
indicated in cable, flexible
tables 15 to 37 cable,
distribution
board cable,
control
equipment cable
Bend There shall be 7.5 Neoprene
no cracks on sheathed cord
the sheath, and
the damage of
the constituent
wires in each
conductor shall
not exceed 30%
Fire resistance The distance 7.6 Flame retardant
of single wire between the cable, FA type
or cable lowest edge of cable, flexible
the top of the cable,
bracket and the distribution
scorch board cable,
resistance control
shall be at equipment cable
least 50 mm,
and combustion
does not need
to extend down
540 mm or more
from the lowest
edge of the top
of the bracket.
Flame retardant The charred or 7.7 Type FA cable
of bunched affected part
cable of the test
sample shall
not reach a
height of 2.5m
from the bottom
edge of the
combustion to
the greatest
extent.
refractory During the 7.8 Type FR cable
test, there
should be no
fuse break or
line break and
no indication
to confirm the
conduction
loss.
Material Material 7.9 Flame retardant
Science requirements in cable, FA type
accordance with cable, flexible
Clause 5 cable,
distribution
board cable,
control
equipment cable
partial When grounded 7.10 3.6/6kv and 6 /
discharge at 1.73 times 10kV cables
of rated
voltage, the
discharge shall
not exceed 5pc
Partial When grounded 7.11 3.6/6kv and 6 /
discharge after at 1.73 times 10kV cables
bending of rated
voltage, the
discharge shall
not exceed 5pc
Voltage The value in 7.12 3.6/6kv and 6 /
function of Tan Table 11 should 10kV cables
δ measurement not be exceeded
Temperature The value in 7.13 3.6/6kv and 6 /
function of Tan Table 12 should 10kV cables
δ measurement not be exceeded
Thermal cycle When grounded 7.14 3.6/6kv and 6 /
plus partial at 1.73 times 10kV cables
discharge of rated
voltage, the
discharge shall
not exceed 5pC
Power frequency No insulation 7.15 3.6/6kv and 6 /
voltage after damage 10kV cables
withstand
voltage impact
5 materials
5.1 conductor
The following conductors shall be tinned or smooth
annealed copper.
a) When the sample of tinned annealed copper wire is taken from the
finished cable for inspection, the surface of the copper wire shall be
smooth, uniform and bright, and the insulation on the conductor shall be
easy to remove (peel off).
b) When a sample of smooth annealed copper wire is taken from the
finished cable for inspection, the surface of the copper wire shall be
smooth, uniform and bright, and the insulation on the conductor shall be
easy to remove (peel off).

5.2 insulation
5.2.1 EPDM, silicone rubber, PVC and flame retardant
crosslinked polyethylene
When the samples taken from the finished cable are
tested in accordance with 7.9.2 or 7.9.3 and 7.9.5, the
properties of EPDM, silicone rubber, PVC and flame
retardant XLPE shall conform to the values in Table 5.

Table 5 insulation characteristics
Insulation type Ethylene silicon poly
propylene rubber chlo
rubber
Maximum rated conductor temperature ° C 90 95 70

Mechanical Tensile strength Mpa 4.2min 5.0min 12.5
characteristic
s
Extension% at stop 200Min 150min 150m

After aging in Temperature C 135+2 200+3 100+
air oven Duration H 168 240 168
tensile Minimum - 4.0min 12.5
strength MPa
Maximum 70min - 75m
change% 130min 125m
Extension Minimum - 120min 150m
at stop value%
Maximum 70min - 75m
change% 130min 125m
After aging of Pressure MPa 0.55+0.02 - -
air tank Temperature C 127+1
Duration H 40
Change in tensile 70min
strength% 130max
Extension change% at 70min
stop 130max
Compatibility Temperature C 100+2 105+2 80+2

After aging of Duration H 168 168 168
copper tensile Minimum - 4.0min 12.5
conductor strength MPa
Maximum 70min - 75m
change% 130max 125m
Extension Minimum - 120min 150m
at stop value%
Maximum 70min - 75m
change%
130min 125m
Thermoplastic thermal Temperature C - - 80+2
properties deformation Duration H 4
Allowable deformation 50m
%
Characteristics Bending Temperatur - - -15+
at low test (D e C
temperature ≤ Duration H 16
12.5mm) test No
result crac
on
surf
Tensile Temperatur - - -15+
test (d > e C
12.5mm) Duration H 4
Extension 30m
at stop
impact Temperatur - - -15+
test e C
Duration H 16
test No
result crac
on
surf
Power 4h high voltage Test voltage (0.6 / 1800 1800 -
characteristic 1KV) V
s Duration H 4 4
test result No damage No damage
to to
insulation insulation
Insulation Temperature C 90+2 95+2 70+2
resistance test Constant insulation 3.67min 2min 0.03
at maximum resistance ki n
rated
temperature
Increase of AC Soak in % between 15max 15max 15m
capacitance distilledday 1 and
water at day 14
50 ° C % between 5max 5max 5max
day 7 and
day 14
Other Weightlessness Temperature C - - 80+2
characteristic test Duration H 168
s Weightlessness mg/cm2 2max
Wrapping and Temperature C - - 150+
heating test Duration H 1
test result No
crac
on
surf
Ozone Ozone concentration% 0.025Up to
resistance test 0.030
Duration H 30
test result No cracks
on the
surface
Hot extension Temperature C 250+3 250+3 -
test Mechanical stress n / 20 20
cm2
Bearing time under 15 15
load min
Extension length 175max 175max
under load%
Persistent extension 15max 25max
length%
Note: telephone cables shall be PVC with a maximum conductor temperature rating of 70
5.3 Glass filament
Glass fiber shall be made of long glass fiber for
electrical insulation.
5.4 Refractory belt
Refractory tape shall be made mainly of mica.
5.5 Wrapping belt
The wrapping tape shall be made of paper, cotton
thread, synthetic fiber or plastic.
5.6 Fiberglass tape
The fiberglass tape shall be heat resistant extended
compound or painted.
5.7 Aluminum foil tape
The aluminium foil tape shall be made of plastic tape
and aluminium foil with a thickness of 0.2mm or more.
5.8 Copper strip
The copper strip shall have a thickness of approximately
0.1mm and be tinned or smooth annealed.
5.9 Filling material
The filler shall consist of jute fiber, paper, rubber
rope or plastic rope.
5.10 sheath
5.10.1 Lead alloy
Lead alloy shall be used together with one of the
following substances.
a) Contains 1.8% to 2.2% tin

b) Contains 0.7% to 0.95% antimony
c) Contains 0.35% to 0.45% tin and 0.15% to 0.25% antimony
5.10.2 Neoprene and PVC
When samples are taken from the finished cable and
tested in accordance with 7.9.2 or 7.9.3 and 7.9.5, the
properties of neoprene and PVC shall conform to the values
in Table 6.
Table 6 Sheath Characteristics
Sheath type Neoprene polyvinyl
chloride
Maximum rated conductor temperature ° C 90 70 90
Mechanical Tensile strength Mpa 10.0min 12.5min 12.5min
characteristic Extension% at stop 300min 150min 150min
s After aging in Temperature C 100+2 100+2 100+2
air oven Duration H 168 168 168
tensile Minimum - 12.5min 12.5min
strength MPa
Maximum 70min 75min 75min
change% 130max 125max 125max
Extensio Minimum 250min 150min 150min
n at value%
stop Maximum 60min 75min 75min
Compatibility Temperature C 100+2 80+2 100+2
After aging of Duration H 168 168 168
copper tensile Minimum - 12.5min 12.5min
conductor strength MPa
Maximum 70min 75min 75min
Extensio Minimum 250min 150min 150min
n at value%
stop Maximum 60min 75min 75min
Oil resistance Temperature C 100+2 - -
After soaking Duration H 24
Change in tensile 60min
strength% 140max
in hot oil % change in extension 60min
at stop 140max
Thermoplastic Thermal Temperature C - 80+2 80+2
properties deformation
test
Duration D≤12.5mm h 4 4
D>12.5mm h 6 6
Allowable deformation 50max 50max
%
Cold test Bending Temperatur - -15+2 -15+2
Characteristic test (D e C
s at low ≤ Duration H 16 16
temperature 12.5mm) test No No
result cracks cracks
on the on the
surface surface
Tensile Temperatur - -15+2 -15+2
test (d e C
> Duration H 4 4
12.5mm) Extension 20min 20min
at stop
impact Temperatur - -15+2 -15+2
test e C
Duration H 16 16
test No No
result cracks cracks
on the on the
surface surface
Other Weightlessness Temperature C - - 100+2
characteristic test Duration H 168
s Weightlessness mg/cm2 1.5max
Wrapping and Temperature C - 150+3 150+3
heating test Duration H 1 1
test result No No
cracks cracks
on the on the
surface surface
Hot extension Temperature C 200+3 - -
test Mechanical stress n / 20
cm2
Bearing time under 15
load min
Extension length 175max
under load%
Persistent extension 15max
length%
Note: telephone cables shall be PVC with a maximum conductor temperature rating of
70 ° C
5.11 Armour
5.11.1 Galvanized steel wire
Galvanized steel wire shall conform to the following
properties.
a) Zinc layer when the sample taken from the finished cable is tested in
accordance with 7.9.4, the deposition on the copper surface will not
appear.
b) The standard outer diameter of core shall be between 0.3mm and
0.4mm, and the tolerance of outer diameter is shown in Table 7.

Table 7 outer diameter tolerance of core
Setting: mm
standard Maximum Minimum
0.3 0.36 0.24
0.4 0.47 0.33
5.11.2 Copper alloy core
The copper alloy core should have silicon copper,
phosphor bronze, etc. as the main component of copper wire,
they help the cable resist the corrosion of seawater.When
the test sample is finished cable, the outer diameter of
standard core shall be between 0.3mm and 0.4mm, and the

tolerance of outer diameter is shown in Table 7.
5.12 Bituminous Compounds
The asphalt compound shall not only be harmless to the
lead sheath and wrapping tape, but also be free of cracks
at low temperature and out of control at cable working
temperature.
5.13 coating
The coating will not peel off easily after application.
6 structure
The structure shall refer to schedules 15 to 37 and the
following requirements.
6.1 conductor
The conductor requirements are circular standard cores,
as shown in 5.1.The surface shall be smooth and free from
defects that damage the insulation due to cracks,
projections or looseness.
6.1.1 Stranded wire
In all stranded conductors, some cores are placed in
concentric layers, and adjacent layers are placed in
opposite directions.However, a certain number of pairs of
flexible conductor cores shown in tables 28 to 30 in the
same direction are adopted as a more convenient method.

6.1.2 Stranding of stranded conductors
For stranded conductors, all cores of conductors cannot
be spliced at the same location.
6.2 separator
5.5The wrapping tape shown is applied between the
conductor and the insulation as a separator.
6.3 Refractory layer
5.4The refractory tape shown is used as a refractory
layer between the conductor and the insulation.
6.4 Conductor shielding
A conductor shield between the conductor and the
insulation shall consist of a semiconductor strip, or
extruded semiconductor compounds other than the
semiconductor strip shall be used to form a conductor
shield.
6.5 insulation
5.2Any one of the EPDM, silicone rubber, PVC or flame
retardant XLPE shown in is used as an insulation coating
for conductors, refractory layers, separators or conductor
shielding.The average thickness of the insulation shall not
be less than the specified values in tables 15 to 37.The
minimum thickness of any one of them shall not be less than

90% of the specific values in tables 15 to 24 and 28 to 37
minus 0.1mm, and the minimum thickness of any one of them
shall not be less than 80% of the specific values in tables
25 to 27 minus 0.1mm.
6.5.1 EPDM insulation
As shown in 5.2.1, the conductor shall mainly contain
ethylene propylene rubber compound.
6.5.2 Silicone rubber insulation
silicone rubber compound.
6.5.3 PVC insulation
PVC compound.
6.5.4 Flame retardant crosslinked polyethylene
flame retardant cross-linked polyethylene compound.
6.6 Insulation shielding
The insulation shield shall consist of a semiconductor
strip or extruded semiconductor compound other than the
semiconductor strip is used to form the insulation shield.
6.7 Wrapping belt
Wrapping tape other than paper tape as shown in 5.5 and
glass fiber tape as shown in 5.6 can be used for
insulation, shielding and wrapping of wire core.
6.8 Glass ribbon weaving
The glass fiber ribbon weaving shall use the glass
fiber ribbon shown in 5.3, and whether it is single-layer
weaving or double-layer weaving shall meet the requirements
of tables 20 to 21.In case of double-layer braiding, the
inner braiding can be replaced by the spiral fiberglass
tape as shown in 5.6.
6.9 Glass ribbon braiding compound
The fiberglass tape is impregnated in a high temperature
resistant compound.However, this high temperature resistant
compound can be omitted when the inner braid is braided as
a double-layer fiberglass ribbon.The color of the compound
can be white (NATURAL) or black, unless it needs to be
identified by color.
6.10 Distinguish
6.10.1 recognition methods
The identification method is as follows.
a) Color recognition needs to be based on the color of insulation,
semiconductor tape, wrapping tape, braiding compound or other
appropriate methods, as follows:

- Single Core: Black
- Dual Core: black and white
- three core:
- black, white and red at 0.6/1kv
- white, red and blue at 3.6/6kv and 6 / 10kV
- four core: black, white, red and green
b) Quantity identification quantity identification can be done by marking
Arabic numerals in conspicuous colors on the insulation or on the
wrapping tape outside the insulation.
If the tape is wound, the printed surface should be on
the outside of the core.
6.10.2 Recognition application
The identification application is described below.
a) Refer to 6.10.1 B for identification of insulated core control and signal
multi-core cable, and 6.10.1 a for identification of other cables.
b) The insulation color of twisted pair identification telephone and
instrument cable shall be white as specified, and the core identification of
each twisted pair shall refer to 6.10.1b).
6.11 Twining and cabling
6.11.1 Pair wring
The two insulated cores should be twisted together.The
pitch shall not exceed 120mm.

6.11.2 Cable formation
The insulated core or pair of wires shall be concentric
as specified.
If necessary, the gaps between insulated cores or pairs
shall be filled with fillers.When the material is specified
in tables 20 and 21, the filler shall use the fiberglass
tape in 5.3.If the material is not specified in tables 16
to 19, 22 to 28, 31 to 33, 35 and 37, the filler may be
jute, paper, rubber or plastic wire in 5.9.However, in the
case of neoprene sheathed flexible wires, the gap between
the cores of the insulated wires shall be filled with this
sheath.
6.12 Ground wire
The wire shall be tinned wire or smooth annealed copper
wire in 5.1 and shall be placed at the filling of the gap
in the insulated core.The structure and conductor
resistance of this ground wire are shown in Table 8 below.

Table 8 structure and conductor resistance of ground wire
Conductor Structure of Conductor resistance (20 ° C) Ω
nominal section ground wire / km
Mm2 No/mm Smooth surface Tin plating
1.5 7/0.52 12.1 12.2
2.5 7/0.62 7.41 7.56
4 7/0.85 4.61 4.70
6.13 Armour
6.13.1 Copper wire knitting
Copper wire braiding shall be uniformly braided by
tinned or smooth annealed copper wire in 5.1.As specified,
the outer diameter of core shall refer to table 24.
6.13.2 Aluminum foil tape
5.7The aluminium foil strip in shall be in contact with
Tinned or smooth annealed copper wire (nominal section:
0.5mm2) on the side of the aluminium foil.
6.13.3 Copper strip (3.6/6kv and 6 / 10kV)
5.8The copper strip in should be used above the
insulation shield.
6.14 sheath
The sheath may be lead alloy, neoprene or PVC as shown in
5.10.The average thickness of the sheath shall not be less
than the specified values in tables 15 to 19, 21 to 28, and
31 to 37.For lead sheath, the minimum thickness of sheath
at any part shall not be less than 90% of the specific
value in tables 19 to 21 minus 0.1mm.The other sheath shall
not be less than 85% of the specified values in tables 15
to 18, 22 to 27 and 31 to 37 minus 0.1mm.However, the
minimum thickness of the neoprene flexible cable sheath
shall not be less than 80% of the specified value in table

28 minus 0.2mm.
6.14.1 Lead alloy sheath
Lead alloy shall be applied to the core as per 5.10.1.
6.14.2 Neoprene sheath
The neoprene sheath, usually black, shall be applied to
the core in accordance with 5.10.2.
6.14.3 PVC sheath
PVC sheath shall be applied to the core as per
5.10.2.The colour of the sheath shall be black as
specified.
6.14.4 Sheath and overall wire diameter tolerance
Sheath and overall wire diameter tolerances shall be as
per tables 15 to 19, 21 to 28 and 31 to 37.
6.15 foundation
The foundation is as follows:
a) In case of lead sheathed cable, the sheath shall be lightly coated with
asphalt containing compound as described in 5.12, and then the single-
layer or double-layer non paper wrapping tape as described in 5.5 shall be
added.In case of silicone rubber insulation, directly add one or two layers
of glass fiber tape as described in 5.6 to the surface of lead sheath.
b) In the case of neoprene sheathed cables, apply non paper wrapping
tape as described in 5.5 to the sheathed surface.

6.16 Metal wire weaving
The braiding of metal wire shall be in accordance with
the following standards, and there shall be no scratch on
the surface.
a) The core used for metal wire weaving can be galvanized steel wire as
described in 5.11.1 or copper alloy wire as described in 5.11.2.
b) Braiding method: the metal wire can be braided with "one layer above,
one layer below" or "two layers above, two layers below", and the
braiding coverage (g%) shall not be less than 90%.
The following formula can be used to calculate the
weaving coverage:
G=π/2×F×100
F=Ncd/2Psinα
sinα=πD/√(πD)2+P2
Where, G: coverage (%)
N: Number of cores per shuttle
P: Braided pitch (mm)
c: Number of shuttles
d: Outer diameter of single braid (mm)
α: Braiding angle of cable axis (°)
D: Outer diameter of cable in braiding (mm)
F: Minimum coverage f = 0.573

c) As mentioned in 5.13, the coating shall be uniformly sprayed on the
braid of metal wire, so that it is not easy to peel off.The coating color
shall be white for 0.6/1kv and 150 / 250V and red for 3.6/6kv and 6 /
10kV as specified.
6.17 Protective layer
The protective layer shall be PVC as described in 5.10.2
for cable core.The colour of the cover shall be white for
0.6/1kv and 150 / 250V and red for 3.6/6kv and 6 / 10kV as
specified.Grey shall be used for fire resistant cables as
specified.The average thickness shall not be less than the
specified values in tables 15 to 19, 22 to 27 and 31 to
37.The minimum thickness at any point shall not be less
than 85% of the above specified value minus 0.1mm.
6.18 Total outside diameter and tolerance
The total outside diameter and tolerances are indicated
in tables 15 to 37.
7 test procedure
7.1 structure
This test shall be carried out in accordance with 6.5
to 6.7 of JIS C 3411.
7.2 Conductor resistance
This test shall be carried out in accordance with 5.2.2

of JIS C 3411.
7.3 Dielectric strength
This test shall be carried out in accordance with 5.2.3
of JIS C 3411.
7.4 insulation resistance
The test shall be carried out after the dielectric
strength test of 7.3 is completed according to 4.7.1 of JIS
C 3005.However, the measured voltage shall be 80V to 500V
DC.
When the temperature for measuring the insulation
resistance is not 20 ° C, the test results shall be
converted to 20 ° C according to table 9 below and table 3
of JIS C 3005.
Table 9 temperature range factors of flame retardant XLPE insulation
resistance
Temperatur factor Temperatur factor Temperatur factor Temperatur factor
e C e C e C e C
0 0.10 9 0.28 18 0.79 27 2.2
1 0.12 10 0.32 19 0.90 28 2.5
2 0.13 11 0.36 20 1.0 29 2.8
3 0.14 12 0.40 21 1.2 30 3.2
4 0.16 13 0.45 22 1.3 31 3.6
5 0.18 14 0.51 23 1.4 32 4.0
6 0.20 15 0.57 24 1.6 33 4.5
7 0.22 16 0.63 25 1.8 34 5.1
8 0.25 17 0.70 26 2.0 35 5.7
7.5 Bending degree
This test shall be carried out in accordance with

4.27.1 of JIS C 3005.The radius of inflection point (R) and
the set length (L) are given in table 10.

Table 10 turning point radius and set length
Conductor nominal Radius of inflection Set length L mm
section mm2 point R mm
More than 6 100 300
4Less than 150 200
7.6 Flame retardant (single cable, core and insulated wire)
The test shall be carried out in accordance with 8.16.1
of JIS C 3411.
7.7 Flame retardant (bunched cable)
The test shall be carried out in accordance with 8.16.2
of JIS C 3411.
7.8 refractory
This test shall refer to IEC 60331-21 for cable OD ≤
20mm and IEC 60331-31 for cable OD > 20mm.
7.9 Material Science
7.9.1 Copper wire
The copper wire test requirements are as follows.
a) Tinned copper wires shall be tested in accordance with 8.10 of JIS C
3411.
b) Smooth copper wire shall be tested in accordance with 8.5.3 of JIS C
3411.
7.9.2 Rubber and flame retardant crosslinked polyethylene

The test requirements for rubber and flame retardant
crosslinked polyethylene are as follows.
a) The tensile strength and elongation shall be tested according to 8.3 and
8.4 of JIS C 3411 respectively.
b) Aging in an air oven this test shall be carried out in accordance with
8.3 and 8.4 of JIS C 3411; however, the aging conditions shall be in
accordance with table 5 and table 6.
c) Aging in air tank this test shall be carried out in accordance with JIS C
3660-1-2; however, aging conditions shall be in accordance with table 5.
d) The oil resistance test shall be carried out according to 8.14 of JIS C
3411.
e) The ozone resistance test shall be conducted according to 8.13 of JIS C
3411.
f) Hot extension this test shall be carried out in accordance with 6.8 of JIS
C 3411.
g) 4h high pressure test shall be conducted according to 7.4 of JIS C
3411.
h) The insulation resistance at high temperature shall be tested in
accordance with 7.2.2 of JIS C 3411.
i) For the increase of AC capacitance, the test shall be conducted
according to 7.3 of JIS C 3411.
7.9.3 PVC insulation and sheath

PVC insulation and sheath test requirements are as
follows.
a) The tensile strength and elongation shall be tested according to 8.3 and
8.4 of JIS C 3411 respectively.
b) Aging in an air oven this test shall be carried out in accordance with
8.3 and 8.4 of JIS C 3411; however, the aging conditions shall be in
accordance with 5.2 and 5.10.
c) The test of thermal deformation shall be conducted according to 8.7 of
JIS C 3411.
d) Characteristics at low temperature this test shall be carried out in
accordance with 8.8 of JIS C 3411.
e) Wrapping and heating the test shall be carried out in accordance with
8.12 of JIS C 3411.
f) The weight loss test shall be conducted according to 8.6 of JIS C 3411.
g) The insulation resistance at high temperature shall be tested in
accordance with 7.2.2 of JIS C 3411.
h) For the increase of AC capacitance, the test shall be conducted
according to 7.3 of JIS C 3411.
7.9.4 Wire weaving
Requirements for braiding test of wire are as follows.
a） Zinc coating the test shall be conducted according to 8.11 of JIS C
3411.
7.9.5 Compatibility
This test shall be carried out in accordance with 8.5
of JIS C 3411.
7.10 partial discharge
This test shall be carried out in accordance with IEC
60885-2.
7.11 Partial discharge after bending
The requirements of partial discharge test after
bending are as follows.
a) This test shall be carried out on finished cable samples 10 to 15 m
long.
b) The sample shall be bent at room temperature for at least one complete
turn in accordance with the test cylinder (e.g. drum shaft).
Then expand it and repeat the above process, but the
bending direction of the sample should be opposite.
This bending process (forward and backward) should be
repeated three times.
c) The outer diameter of the cylinder is as follows:
- for single core cables: 20 (D + D) 5%+
- for three core cables: 15 (D + D) 5%+
Where, D: actual outer diameter of cable sample (mm)
d: Actual diameter of conductor (mm)

d) Upon completion of this test, the sample shall be tested in accordance
with the partial discharge test requirements of 7.10.
7.12 Measuring the voltage function of Tan δ
The test requirements for measuring the voltage
function of Tan δ are as follows.
long.
b) At ambient temperature, the tan δ of the sample shall be measured at
AC voltages of 0.5u0, U0 and 2.0u0.
c) The measured value shall not exceed the corresponding value in Table
11.
Table 11 Tan δ and voltage
Tan Delta Ethylene propylene
rubber
Maximum value of Tan δ at U0 (× 10-4) 200
Maximum increase of Tan δ between 0.5u0 and 25
2.0u0 (× 10-4)
7.13 Measuring the temperature function of Tan δ
The test requirements for measuring the temperature
function of Tan δ are as follows.
long.
b) The finished cable sample shall be heated by one of the methods
described below; in either method, the conductor temperature shall be

determined by measuring the conductor resistance or measuring the water
bath, oven or shielding surface with a thermometer.The sample shall be
placed in a liquid tank or oven, or the heating current shall be shielded by
metal insulation.
c) At the temperature determined in B), Tan δ is measured in AC voltage
of 2KV. http://www.chinathermocouple.com
d) The measured value shall not exceed the corresponding value in Table
12.
Table 12 Tan δ and temperature
Tan Delta Ethylene propylene
rubber
Maximum value of Tan δ at ambient temperature 200
(× 10-4)
Maximum value of Tan δ at rated temperature 400
(90 ° C) (× 10-4)
7.14 Thermal cycle test plus partial discharge test
The test requirements for thermal cycle plus partial
discharge are as follows.
long.
b) When passing an alternating current through a conductor, the sample
shall be heated to a stable temperature of 10 ° C, which exceeds the
maximum rated temperature of the insulation in general.
For multicore cables, the heating current shall pass
through all conductors.

The heating current shall be maintained for at least 2H
and cooled naturally in air for at least 4H.
The heating current load time and natural cooling time
constitute a cycle.This experiment should be repeated in
three complete cycles.
c) After three cycles, the sample shall be subjected to partial discharge
test as required. http://www.tiankangcable.com/marine-cable.html
7.15 Power frequency voltage test after withstand voltage
impact
The test requirements of power frequency voltage after
withstand voltage impact are as follows.
long.
b) This test shall be carried out above the maximum rated working
temperature of the insulation, i.e. conductor temperature of 5 ° C.
c) The corresponding http://www.tksiliconerubbercable.com value of the
cable withstanding 10 positive and 10 negative voltage shocks is shown
in table 13.
Table 13 withstand voltage impact
Setting: kV
Rated voltage of wire U0
3.6 6.0
Test voltage (peak) 60 75
d) After the test of B) and C), the cable sample shall be subject to power
frequency voltage test at room temperature for 15min (on any one wire
core).

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Cables and cords for marine electrical appliances

Date of establishment: May 1, 1961

Date of revision: 2010-10-25

Date of official gazette: 2010-10-25

Investigated by: Japan Industrial Standards Committee;

Standards Committee; Power Technology Committee

The first English edition of JIS C 3410:2010 was published in September

This translation is based on the original Japanese

industrial standards and revised by the Minister of

economy, trade and industry and the Minister of land,

infrastructure, transport and tourism. The Japanese

Industrial Standards Committee adopted its

deliberations.Japan wire and cable manufacturers

association and Japan Standards Association proposed to

revise Japan's industrial standards. They attached

importance to the drafting of the draft, requiring that the

draft should be based on Article 12, Article 1 of the

industrial standardization law and be applicable to the

revised Article 14.

Therefore, JIS C 3410:1999 has been replaced by this

standard, and can be retired.

JIS is protected by copyright law.

It is worth noting that some parts of the standard may

conflict with patent rights when patent applications are

models or utility models applying for registration are

disclosed to people with technical knowledge.The Minister

concerned and the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee

will not be responsible for the appraisal of the patent

right after the application for patent is made public, or

when the right of the utility model or the application for

registration of the utility model is made public to the

people who have already expressed their technical

Cables and cords for marine electrical appliances

This Japanese industrial standard is based on the third

edition of IEC 60092-353 published in 1995 and the first

edition of its revision in 2001, the second edition of IEC

60092-354 published in 2003, the first edition of IEC

60092-359 published in 1987, the first edition of its

revision in 1994, the second edition of its revision in

1999 and the second edition of IEC 60092-376 published in

2003.The technical content of the standards mentioned above

has been modified according to the Japanese industrial

standards.This is to prepare a standard that can reflect

the real situation of ship cables and flexible wires in

this country.The explanation of the modification is listed

The continuous sideline or dotted part, and the

contents of annex JA, annex JB and annex JC are not given

in the corresponding international standards.

This standard covers cables, flexible wires and

insulating wires for power equipment on board ships.

Note: this standard is consistent with the international

IEC 60092-351:2004 marine electrical equipment - Part 351:

instrumentation, electrical communications and data cables

IEC 60092-353:1995 marine electrical equipment - Part 353: single

core or multi-core non radiation power cables with extruded solid

insulation for rated voltages of 1 kV and 3 kV, revision 1:2001

IEC 60092-354:2003 marine electrical equipment - Part 354:

voltages from 6kV (UM = 7.2kV) to 30KV (UM = 36kV)

IEC 60092-359:1987 marine electrical equipment - Part 359:

sheathing materials for marine electric and telecommunication cables,

revision 1:1994 and revision 2:1999

IEC 60092-376:2003 marine electrical equipment - Part 376: 150 /

250V (300V) cables for control and instrumentation equipment circuits