750 MCM MV-105 EPR/PVC Copper Tape Shield, 15kV

Parent SKU: MV105CU-15KEPR-750

SKU:MV105CU-15KEPR-750-250

15KV. 133% INSULATION. FLAME RETARDANT, MOISTURE & SUNLIGHT RESISTANT.
Wire Size 750 MCM
Conductor Material Copper
Strand Count 61
Outer Diameter 1.67 in. / 42.42 mm
Ampacity Rating 665
Weight per Foot 3.328 lb

Product Details

Product Details
APPLICATION:
Copper Shielded MV-105 15KV cable is primarily used for power circuits in commercial, industrial, refinery and petro-chemical plants; utility power generation and substations. The cable can be installed in wet or dry applications and is for use in aerial, conduit, open tray, and underground duct installations. It can be used in direct burial if installed with a ground conductor in close proximity. The cable is approved for temperature up to 105°C and voltages up to 15kV.

CONDUCTORS:
Class B annealed compact or compressed bare copper per ASTM.

CONDUCTOR SHIELD:
Extruded thermoset semi-conducting stress-control layer over conductor.

INSULATION:

High dielectric strength EPR insulation with or without lead, contrasting in color to the black semi-conducting shield layers, extruded over the conductor shield.

INSULATION SHIELD:
Extruded, strippable semi-conducting layer over the insulation.

METALLIC SHIELD:
Helically applied 5 mil annealed copper tape over the insulation shield with an overlap of 25%.

JACKET:
Black low-friction, lead-free, flame-retardant, moisture and sunlight resistant polyvinyl chloride (PVC) jacket tightly applied over the copper tape.

AMP RATINGS:
Conduit / Air @ 90°C - 585 Amps
Conduit / Air @ 105°C - 655 Amps

Underground / Duct @ 90°C - 565 Amps
Underground / Duct @ 105°C - 610 Amps

Tray @ 90°C - 665 Amps
Tray @ 105°C - 745 Amps




All values are nominal and subject to correction * Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(73) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in isolated conduit in air based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F). ** Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(77) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in underground ducts (three conductors per duct), based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient earth temperature of 20˚C (68˚F), electrical duct arrangement per Figure 311.60 Detail 1, 100% load factor, and earth thermal resistance (rho) of 90. *** Ampacities are based on single conductor Type MV-105 sizes #1/0 AWG and larger in an uncovered tray in accordance with Section 392.80(B)(2) of the NEC at an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F); the ampacities are based on 75% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69), operating temperature denoted in column header. For cable trays with unventilated covers for more than 6 feet, the ampacities shall not exceed 70% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69).

Full Specifications

Full Specifications

Physical Specifications

Wire Size (AWG/MCM) 750 MCM
Conductor Material Copper
Conductor Type Stranded
Strand Count 61
Outer Diameter (OD) (in/mm) 1.67 in. / 42.42 mm
Jacket Type PVC
Conductor Count 1
Shield Type Helically applied 5 mil annealed copper tape over the insulation shield with an overlap of 25%
Shield Shielded
Insulation Type (EPR) Ethylene-Propylene Rubber
UL Listing Numbers UL 1072, UL 1685

Technical Specifications

Voltage Rating 15kV
Ampacity Rating 665
Direct Burial Rating Yes
Sunlight Resistance Rating Yes
Temperature Rating 105ºC
Standards Meets or exceeds the following standards as applicable:
UL 1072
UL Listed as Type MV-105 for use in accordance with NEC
AEIC CS8
ICEA S-93-639/NEMA WC74
ICEA S-97-682
IEEE 1202 Flame Test (70, 000 BTU/hr)/CSA FT4
EPA 40 CFR, Part 261 for leachable lead content per TCLP method
ASTM B3, B496
Sunlight Resistant, listed and marked
NFPA 70 NEC
OSHA Acceptable
UL 1685 (Sizes 1/0 AWG and larger) UL Flame Exposure Test
Sizes 1/0 AWG and larger are listed and marked “FOR CT USE”
Temperature Rating: 105°C Continuous, 140°C Emergency Overload, 250°C Short Circuit
Miscellaneous Information All values are nominal and subject to correction * Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(73) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in isolated conduit in air based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F). ** Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(77) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in underground ducts (three conductors per duct), based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient earth temperature of 20˚C (68˚F), electrical duct arrangement per Figure 311.60 Detail 1, 100% load factor, and earth thermal resistance (rho) of 90. *** Ampacities are based on single conductor Type MV-105 sizes #1/0 AWG and larger in an uncovered tray in accordance with Section 392.80(B)(2) of the NEC at an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F); the ampacities are based on 75% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69), operating temperature denoted in column header. For cable trays with unventilated covers for more than 6 feet, the ampacities shall not exceed 70% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69).

Usage & Installation

Primary ApplicationsPower Distribution in Commercial, Petro-Chemical and Industrial Plants, Substations and Utility Power Generation, Infrastructure Projects, Motor Power Supply, Outdoor and Demanding Environments

Packaging & Dimensions:

Weight per Foot 3.328 lb

Shipping and Returns

Shipping and Returns

General Shipping Information

In-stock orders placed before 3pm EST typically ship within 1-2 business days. Our business days are Monday through Friday; we do not process orders on Saturday, Sunday, or major US Holidays.

You will receive an e-mail with a tracking number within 1-2 business days from the time its shipped. You will also be able to view your order status and tracking numbers in your account order history.

Expedited Shipping

Expedited shipments are delivered Monday-Friday except on US Holidays. The order must be placed before 12pm CST to ship same day ( Mon-Fri Only).

Returns

You have 30 days from the day you receive the item to contact us for a return. Returns are subject to a 30% Restocking Fee.

Please contact us at help@wireamerica.com to request a return authorization. Have your order number or name the order was placed with ready and we will email you an RMA (return) number and instructions for return. Currently, we do not offer exchanges. A new order must be placed if you need a different item. If you provide the new order number at the time of your return request, the restocking fee may be lowered.

Orders on any items with a material value of $50 or less are non-returnable.

Copper MV-105 Medium Voltage Cable

Wire America | Wire Flexibility Series

This video shows the construction, conductor and flexibility of the 2/0 Copper EPR/PVC Shielded MV-105 Medium Voltage Cable.

750 MCM MV-105 EPR/PVC Copper Tape Shield, 15kV

Parent SKU: MV105CU-15KEPR-750

SKU:MV105CU-15KEPR-750-250

15KV. 133% INSULATION. FLAME RETARDANT, MOISTURE & SUNLIGHT RESISTANT.
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Product Details

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APPLICATION:
Copper Shielded MV-105 15KV cable is primarily used for power circuits in commercial, industrial, refinery and petro-chemical plants; utility power generation and substations. The cable can be installed in wet or dry applications and is for use in aerial, conduit, open tray, and underground duct installations. It can be used in direct burial if installed with a ground conductor in close proximity. The cable is approved for temperature up to 105°C and voltages up to 15kV.

CONDUCTORS:
Class B annealed compact or compressed bare copper per ASTM.

CONDUCTOR SHIELD:
Extruded thermoset semi-conducting stress-control layer over conductor.

INSULATION:

High dielectric strength EPR insulation with or without lead, contrasting in color to the black semi-conducting shield layers, extruded over the conductor shield.

INSULATION SHIELD:
Extruded, strippable semi-conducting layer over the insulation.

METALLIC SHIELD:
Helically applied 5 mil annealed copper tape over the insulation shield with an overlap of 25%.

JACKET:
Black low-friction, lead-free, flame-retardant, moisture and sunlight resistant polyvinyl chloride (PVC) jacket tightly applied over the copper tape.

AMP RATINGS:
Conduit / Air @ 90°C - 585 Amps
Conduit / Air @ 105°C - 655 Amps

Underground / Duct @ 90°C - 565 Amps
Underground / Duct @ 105°C - 610 Amps

Tray @ 90°C - 665 Amps
Tray @ 105°C - 745 Amps




All values are nominal and subject to correction * Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(73) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in isolated conduit in air based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F). ** Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(77) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in underground ducts (three conductors per duct), based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient earth temperature of 20˚C (68˚F), electrical duct arrangement per Figure 311.60 Detail 1, 100% load factor, and earth thermal resistance (rho) of 90. *** Ampacities are based on single conductor Type MV-105 sizes #1/0 AWG and larger in an uncovered tray in accordance with Section 392.80(B)(2) of the NEC at an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F); the ampacities are based on 75% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69), operating temperature denoted in column header. For cable trays with unventilated covers for more than 6 feet, the ampacities shall not exceed 70% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69).

Full Specifications

Full Specifications

Physical Specifications

Wire Size (AWG/MCM) 750 MCM
Conductor Material Copper
Conductor Type Stranded
Strand Count 61
Outer Diameter (OD) (in/mm) 1.67 in. / 42.42 mm
Jacket Type PVC
Conductor Count 1
Shield Type Helically applied 5 mil annealed copper tape over the insulation shield with an overlap of 25%
Shield Shielded
Insulation Type (EPR) Ethylene-Propylene Rubber
UL Listing Numbers UL 1072, UL 1685

Technical Specifications

Voltage Rating 15kV
Ampacity Rating 665
Direct Burial Rating Yes
Sunlight Resistance Rating Yes
Temperature Rating 105ºC
Standards Meets or exceeds the following standards as applicable:
UL 1072
UL Listed as Type MV-105 for use in accordance with NEC
AEIC CS8
ICEA S-93-639/NEMA WC74
ICEA S-97-682
IEEE 1202 Flame Test (70, 000 BTU/hr)/CSA FT4
EPA 40 CFR, Part 261 for leachable lead content per TCLP method
ASTM B3, B496
Sunlight Resistant, listed and marked
NFPA 70 NEC
OSHA Acceptable
UL 1685 (Sizes 1/0 AWG and larger) UL Flame Exposure Test
Sizes 1/0 AWG and larger are listed and marked “FOR CT USE”
Temperature Rating: 105°C Continuous, 140°C Emergency Overload, 250°C Short Circuit
Miscellaneous Information All values are nominal and subject to correction * Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(73) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in isolated conduit in air based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F). ** Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(77) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in underground ducts (three conductors per duct), based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient earth temperature of 20˚C (68˚F), electrical duct arrangement per Figure 311.60 Detail 1, 100% load factor, and earth thermal resistance (rho) of 90. *** Ampacities are based on single conductor Type MV-105 sizes #1/0 AWG and larger in an uncovered tray in accordance with Section 392.80(B)(2) of the NEC at an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F); the ampacities are based on 75% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69), operating temperature denoted in column header. For cable trays with unventilated covers for more than 6 feet, the ampacities shall not exceed 70% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69).

Usage & Installation

Primary ApplicationsPower Distribution in Commercial, Petro-Chemical and Industrial Plants, Substations and Utility Power Generation, Infrastructure Projects, Motor Power Supply, Outdoor and Demanding Environments

Packaging & Dimensions:

Weight per Foot 3.328 lb

Shipping and Returns

Shipping and Returns

General Shipping Information

In-stock orders placed before 3pm EST typically ship within 1-2 business days. Our business days are Monday through Friday; we do not process orders on Saturday, Sunday, or major US Holidays.

You will receive an e-mail with a tracking number within 1-2 business days from the time its shipped. You will also be able to view your order status and tracking numbers in your account order history.

Expedited Shipping

Expedited shipments are delivered Monday-Friday except on US Holidays. The order must be placed before 12pm CST to ship same day ( Mon-Fri Only).

Returns

You have 30 days from the day you receive the item to contact us for a return. Returns are subject to a 30% Restocking Fee.

Please contact us at help@wireamerica.com to request a return authorization. Have your order number or name the order was placed with ready and we will email you an RMA (return) number and instructions for return. Currently, we do not offer exchanges. A new order must be placed if you need a different item. If you provide the new order number at the time of your return request, the restocking fee may be lowered.

Orders on any items with a material value of $50 or less are non-returnable.

Copper MV-105 Medium Voltage Cable

Wire America | Wire Flexibility Series

This video shows the construction, conductor and flexibility of the 2/0 Copper EPR/PVC Shielded MV-105 Medium Voltage Cable.

Physical Specifications

Wire Size (AWG/MCM) 750 MCM
Conductor Material Copper
Conductor Type Stranded
Strand Count 61
Outer Diameter (OD) (in/mm) 1.67 in. / 42.42 mm
Jacket Type PVC
Conductor Count 1
Shield Type Helically applied 5 mil annealed copper tape over the insulation shield with an overlap of 25%
Shield Shielded
Insulation Type (EPR) Ethylene-Propylene Rubber
UL Listing Numbers UL 1072, UL 1685

Technical Specifications

Voltage Rating 15kV
Ampacity Rating 665
Direct Burial Rating Yes
Sunlight Resistance Rating Yes
Temperature Rating 105ºC
Standards Meets or exceeds the following standards as applicable:
UL 1072
UL Listed as Type MV-105 for use in accordance with NEC
AEIC CS8
ICEA S-93-639/NEMA WC74
ICEA S-97-682
IEEE 1202 Flame Test (70, 000 BTU/hr)/CSA FT4
EPA 40 CFR, Part 261 for leachable lead content per TCLP method
ASTM B3, B496
Sunlight Resistant, listed and marked
NFPA 70 NEC
OSHA Acceptable
UL 1685 (Sizes 1/0 AWG and larger) UL Flame Exposure Test
Sizes 1/0 AWG and larger are listed and marked “FOR CT USE”
Temperature Rating: 105°C Continuous, 140°C Emergency Overload, 250°C Short Circuit
Miscellaneous Information All values are nominal and subject to correction * Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(73) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in isolated conduit in air based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F). ** Ampacities are in accordance with Table 311.60(C)(77) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in underground ducts (three conductors per duct), based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient earth temperature of 20˚C (68˚F), electrical duct arrangement per Figure 311.60 Detail 1, 100% load factor, and earth thermal resistance (rho) of 90. *** Ampacities are based on single conductor Type MV-105 sizes #1/0 AWG and larger in an uncovered tray in accordance with Section 392.80(B)(2) of the NEC at an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F); the ampacities are based on 75% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69), operating temperature denoted in column header. For cable trays with unventilated covers for more than 6 feet, the ampacities shall not exceed 70% of the values per Table 311.60(C)(69).

Usage & Installation:

Primary ApplicationsPower Distribution in Commercial, Petro-Chemical and Industrial Plants, Substations and Utility Power Generation, Infrastructure Projects, Motor Power Supply, Outdoor and Demanding Environments

Packaging & Dimensions:

Weight per Foot 3.328 lb

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AWG, or American Wire Gauge, is the standard system used primarily in North America to measure the diameter of electrical conductors. This system is critical because a wire's size directly impacts its electrical resistance and how much current (ampacity) it can safely carry. A key principle is that the smaller the AWG number, the larger the wire's diameter; for instance, 12 AWG is thicker and can carry more current than 14 AWG. Sizes beyond 0 AWG are referred to as "aught" (e.g., 1/0, 2/0). Selecting the correct AWG is essential for safe electrical installations, preventing overheating, and minimizing voltage drop.
Voltage drop is the natural reduction in electrical potential that occurs as current travels through a circuit, from the power source to a device. This happens because all wires inherently have resistance, which converts some electrical energy into heat, leading to a loss of voltage. While minor voltage drop is normal, excessive amounts can cause problems like dimming lights, slow or overheating motors, and erratic electronic behavior. It can also lead to higher energy consumption and, in severe cases, create safety hazards due to overheating wires. Key factors influencing voltage drop include the wire's length and thickness (gauge), the amount of current flowing through it, and the quality of electrical connections.
In electrical wiring, amps (amperes) measure the rate of electrical current flow. Think of it as the volume of electricity moving through the wire at any given time. Crucially, every electrical wire has an ampacity rating, which is the maximum current it can safely carry continuously without overheating. Exceeding a wire's ampacity can lead to insulation damage and fire hazards, highlighting why proper wire sizing based on expected amperage is vital for safe electrical systems.
A wire's ampacity, or its safe current-carrying capacity, changes with temperature primarily because of two factors. First, the electrical resistance of copper and aluminum wires increases as they get hotter, causing them to generate more heat when current flows. Second, every wire's insulation has a maximum temperature limit; exceeding this can cause degradation and safety hazards. Therefore, in hotter environments, a wire must carry less current to avoid exceeding its insulation's temperature rating. This ensures the wire remains safe and functional, preventing overheating and potential failures.
We aim to provide authentic, precise images of each wire; however, with various product variations, it can be challenging. In such instances, we focus on showcasing the fundamental design. Always refer to the product specifications rather than relying solely on images.

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