When should 105°C heat-resistant PVC compound be used?
105°C heat-resistant PVC compound is suitable for appliance wire, equipment wiring and transformer leads where heat aging stability matters.
105°C PVC compound is formulated for higher operating temperature and heat-aging stability, not simply as a more expensive version of general PVC.
It is often used for appliance internal wiring, lighting wire, equipment wiring, transformer leads and cables close to heat sources.
Whether it is needed depends on the service environment and target standard. General indoor cables may not need it, while cables near heat-generating components should be evaluated carefully.
Buyers should provide the target rating, aging test conditions, cable structure, operating temperature, color and flame-retardant requirement.
Recommended inquiry details
- Target temperature rating and standard
- Aging test condition
- Cable use and heat-source exposure
- Flame-retardant, color and compliance needs
- Trial plan and estimated volume