USE-2 RHW-2 750 kcmil 600 V

Nominal calculation, not one manufacturer's datasheet. The conductor is NEC Chapter 9 Table 8; the insulation and nylon walls are the nominal values the makers catalogue, because UL 83, UL 44 and UL 854 were not read. A wire of the same name can differ slightly: check its datasheet before you specify or order.

By NEC Table 8 and the catalogued walls, USE-2 RHW-2 750 kcmil 600 V comes to an overall diameter of about 30.2 mm and a weight of about 3,670 kg/km.

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Main dimensions

ConductorCopper 750 kcmil (380 mm²), Ø 24.6 mmcompressed Class B: ICEA S-94-649 Table C-4 as Elastimold prints it; below 2 AWG NEC Table 8 x 0.97 (its note)
InsulationXLPE 2.79 mmUSE-2 / RHW-2 XLPE insulation: Southwire (600 / 1000 V) and Kris-Tech (2000 V) catalogue values, ICEA S-95-658 Column A (UL 854 / UL 44 not read)
Diameter over insulation30.2 mm
Overall diameter30.2 mm
Weight (approximate)3,670 kg/km

Layer by layer (inside out)

#LayerMaterialThickness mmØ over mmSourceHow firmly
1InsulationXLPE2.7930.2USE-2 / RHW-2 XLPE insulation: Southwire (600 / 1000 V) and Kris-Tech (2000 V) catalogue values, ICEA S-95-658 Column A (UL 854 / UL 44 not read)maker catalogue value, standard text not read

THHN / THWN-2, XHHW-2 and USE-2 / RHW-2 are UL type names, not VDE ones: one conductor, its insulation and (THHN) a nylon jacket, no sheath. The conductor is compressed Class B stranding, as North American building wire is made. Sources: research/designer-americas in the site repository.

Materials in this cable: Copper, XLPE

Weight, by part

Conductors3,450 kg/km
Metal screens and armour0 kg/km
Insulation, semicon, tapes, fillers and sheaths220 kg/km
Total3,670 kg/km

Each layer's cross-section times its density; stranded conductors, laid-up cores and helical wires count 2 % longer than the cable. Densities: copper 8.89 and aluminium 2.703 g/cm³ (the values of IEC 60028 and IEC 60889); XLPE 0.92, PE 0.94, PVC 1.45, semicon 1.12, steel 7.85 g/cm³ (usual compound values).

Who makes or stocks this cable?

USE-2

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