SPEC 83018

Quadruplex 600 Volt USE-2 Underground Service Entrance

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Construction:

  1. Conductor:Conductors are stranded, compressed 1350-H16/H26 (3/4 Hard) aluminum
  2. Insulation:Cross Linked Polyethylene (XLPE)
  3. Neutral:Cross Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) with three Yellow Extruded Stripes (YES)

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Applications and Features:

Conductors are stranded, compressed 1350-H16/H26 (3/4 Hard) aluminum, insulated with cross-linked polyethylene. Neutrals are identified by three yellow extruded stripes. Cables with “YES” neutrals have sequential footage markers. Conductors are durably surface printed for identification. Three-phase conductors and one neutral conductor are cabled together to produce the quadruplex cable configuration. These cables are capable of operating continuously at the conductor temperature not in excess of 90°C for normal operation in wet and dry locations, 130°C for emergency overload, and 250°C for short circuit conditions. UL listed as USE-2 per UL 854 Service-Entrance Cables

Specifications:

  • ASTM B231 Standard Specification for Concentric-Lay-Stranded Aluminum 1350 Conductors
  • ASTM B609 Standard Specification for Aluminum 1350 Round Wire, Annealed and Intermediate Tempers, for Electrical Purposes
  • ASTM B901 Standard Specification for Compressed Round Stranded Aluminum Conductors Using Single Input Wire Construction. (The number of strands for both phase and neutral may differ)
  • UL 854 Service Entrance Cable
  • ICEA S-105-692 Standard For 600 Volt Single Layer Thermoset Insulated Utility Underground Distribution Cables
  • Sample Print Legend:

    SOUTHWIRE E32071 {UL} AWG XX AL TYPE USE-2 XX MILS XLP INSULATION 600 VOLTS {MMM/DD/YYYY} {SEQUENTIAL FOOTAGE MARKS} SEQ FEET.
    Table 1 – Weights and Measurements
    Stock NumberCode WordPhase Cond. SizePhase StrandDia. Over Phase ConductorPhase Insul. ThicknessDia. Over Phase InsulationApprox. ODApprox. Weight
    AWG/KcmilNo.inchmilinchinchlb/1000ft
    274332Tulsa470.225600.3450.831250
    274340Dyke270.282600.4020.972337
    274357Wittenberg270.282600.4020.972366
    274365Notre Dame1/090.361800.5211.235534
    274373Purdue1/090.361800.5211.235590
    274381Syracuse2/0110.405800.5651.339659
    274399Lafayette2/0110.405800.5651.339714
    274407Swarthmore3/0170.456800.6161.455795
    274415Davidson3/0170.456800.6161.455863
    274423Wake Forest4/0180.512800.6721.588970
    274431Earlham4/0180.512800.6721.5881055
    340844Niagara350300.661950.8512.0061705
    274902Slippery Rock350300.661950.8512.0061542
    303727Wofford500370.789950.9792.2932174
    144048Westminster750550.9681101.1882.7973014
    All dimensions are nominal and subject to normal manufacturing tolerances
    Notes:
    1. The actual number of strands may differ for single input wire per ASTM B901
    Table 2 – Electrical and Engineering Data
    Code WordPhase Cond. SizeMin Bending RadiusNeutral Rated Breaking StrengthDC Resistance @ 25°CAC Resistance @ 75°CInductive Reactance @ 60HzAllowable Ampacity in Duct 90°C
    AWG/KcmilinchlbΩ/1000ftΩ/1000ftΩ/1000ftAmp
    Tulsa43.38010.4240.5110.04852 / 60
    Dyke23.912740.2660.3200.04572 / 80
    Wittenberg23.912740.2660.3200.04572 / 80
    Notre Dame1/06.220270.1670.2010.04496 / 108
    Purdue1/06.220270.1670.2010.04496 / 108
    Syracuse2/06.725550.1330.1590.043108 / 120
    Lafayette2/06.725550.1330.1590.043108 / 120
    Swarthmore3/07.332210.1050.1260.042124 / 140
    Davidson3/07.332210.1050.1260.042124 / 140
    Wake Forest4/07.940620.0840.1000.041144 / 164
    Earlham4/07.940620.0840.1000.041144 / 164
    Niagara35012.067200.0500.0620.040200 / 224
    Slippery Rock35012.067200.0500.0620.040200 / 224
    Wofford50013.896000.0350.0440.039248 / 280
    Westminster75016.8144000.0240.0310.038308 / 348
    Notes:
    1. Inductive reactance assumes cables are cradled in conduit, and the neutral is carrying no current.
    2. Triple parallel inductive reactance calculation assumes the phase conductors are adjacent to one another.
    3. Conductors assumed to be reverse lay stranded, compressed construction.
    4. Phase spacing assumes cables are touching.
    5. Resistances shown are for the Phase conductors only.
    6. Ampacity based on 90°C conductor temperature, 20°C ambient, RHO 90, 100% load factor.

    Revision: 1.000.002

    Updated On: July 17, 2024, 10:59 a.m. UTC