GP WIRE
GP WIRE is a SANS (South Africa) cable designation: GP = General purpose (GP) house wire: one stranded copper conductor, general purpose PVC insulation; GP WIRE = GP wire: general purpose house wire, one stranded (class 2) copper conductor with general purpose PVC insulation. 600/1000 V, test 3000 V, -10 to +80 C (Alvern). SANS 1507-2 and SANS 1507-3 (Alvern).
1 coding system recognises this code
SANS (South Africa)
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
GP | General purpose (GP) house wire: one stranded copper conductor, general purpose PVC insulation |
GP WIRE | GP wire: general purpose house wire, one stranded (class 2) copper conductor with general purpose PVC insulation. 600/1000 V, test 3000 V, -10 to +80 C (Alvern). SANS 1507-2 and SANS 1507-3 (Alvern) |
Fire behaviour (EU CPR)
PVC sheath (GP WIRE).
Typically targeted, as declared by makers for this kind of construction in the examples this site checked (not the class of this cable):
EcaN1XV-R, Ahlsell (seller)Cca-s3,d1,a3FG16OR16, Nexans (La Triveneta Cavi)EcaU1000 R2V, Nexans (La Triveneta Cavi)EcaN2XSY, Waskönig+Walter (10 kV datasheet)
Listed as sources, alphabetically by maker. No maker pays to appear here.
A CPR class is declared by the maker in its Declaration of Performance and printed on the sheath (EN 50575 cl 7). This decoder does not assign one. What the CPR classes mean →
Sources: EN 13501-6 draft and FprEN 50575:2014 final draft (drafts, not the published texts); IEC 60332-3-24:2000+A1:2008; EN 13501-3 draft A2.