4mm² YJV Power Cable with XLPE Insulation and PVC Sheath for Industrial Electrical Systems

We’ve been using these for years in indutrial panels, and stranded copper handles repeated flexing better than solid core without cracking—basically, it’s what you’d grab for a power station or a factory floor where vibration is a given.

You’re looking at 0.6/1kV rated, 90°C continuous and 250°C short circuit tolerance, which is tighter than most PVC-only cables; the XLPE insulation gives it that thermal headroom without adding bulk, and the bending radius is 15-20 times cable diameter—pretty tight for tight conduit runs.

Most buyers go with the 4mm² for motor feeds or lighting circuits, but it’s not suited for high-frequency appliction like VFD drives unless you add a shielded variant (check lead time). 5-core versions are common for three-phase plus neutral and earth.

MOQ is usually 500 meters or so, and our company have stock in 1-5 core configurations—though the 5-core 4mm² can run 20 days or so if it’s not a standard build. COA and CCC certs come with every batch, but confirm the ASTM or BS standard you need at order.

One thing you don’t think to ask: the PVC sheath is actually UV-stabilized for outdoor runs, but we don’t recommend direct burial without a duct—it’s a mechancial protection thing, not a failure point.