Type (N)TSCGEWTOEUS Rail Mounted Gantry Crane (RMG) Reeling Cable

When it comes to ensuring the reliable and safe operation of rail-mounted gantry cranes (RMG), the right type of cable is absolutely crucial. That’s where the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS RMG reeling cable comes in.

Specifically designed to handle the heavy mechanical stress and harsh conditions of port operations, this cable is an ideal solution for those looking to achieve maximum efficiency and durability.

Standards

In line with
DIN VDE 0250 part 813
DIN VDE 0295
DIN VDE 0298
DIN VDE 0472
DIN VDE 0888

In this product overview, we’ll explore the key features of the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS cable, focusing on how it compares to Protolon (SC) (N)TSCGEWOEU 6/10kV medium voltage cable.

While both cables are highly reliable and suitable for challenging environments, there are specific differences that set them apart, making them more suited to distinct applications.

Key Features of the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS RMG Reeling Cable

Superior Design for Heavy-Duty Applications

The (N)TSCGEWTOEUS is built to endure the tough demands of rail-mounted gantry cranes. It’s engineered for long-term flexibility, even under extreme mechanical stress.

The finely stranded copper conductor ensures optimal electrical conductivity, while its specialized design reduces wear and tear, which is critical in industrial applications that involve constant motion.

Bare copper conductor materials in the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS meet international standards like IEC 60228 and DIN EN 60228, ensuring that this cable performs exceptionally well in rigorous environments. Similarly, the Protolon (SC) (N)TSCGEWOEU 6/10kV medium voltage cable uses the same class 5 stranded copper, making it highly conductive and resistant to mechanical strain.

However, the Protolon (SC) is more focused on general medium voltage applications, such as mining and industrial power distribution, where it is less subject to repetitive motion than the RMG reeling cable.

Enhanced Electrical Insulation for Safe and Reliable Power

Both cables use EPR (Ethylene Propylene Rubber) insulation, a high-quality material known for its resistance to environmental factors like moisture and ozone.

However, the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS includes an additional layer of protection—semiconductive rubber compound layers, which help control the electric field around the conductor, providing even more stability and safety during operation.

This additional insulation and field control make the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS better suited for high-stress, dynamic reeling operations. In contrast, the Protolon (SC) focuses more on steady-state conditions, offering superior voltage rating up to 6.9/12kV for fixed installations and underground settings.

Integrated Data and Control Capabilities

One of the standout features of the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS cable is its integration of fiber optic elements for real-time data transmission. With fiber optic types such as G62.5/125µm, G50/125µm, and E9/125µm, the cable supports high-speed data communication and control functions.

This is essential for modern RMG systems, which increasingly rely on automated processes and require seamless data transfer.

The Protolon (SC) also offers fiber optic support, but its design is more focused on electrical power transmission rather than a balance of power and data, which makes it less ideal for applications where data transmission is just as crucial as power delivery, such as in port operations.

Key Differences Between (N)TSCGEWTOEUS and Protolon (SC) (N)TSCGEWOEU

While both cables are designed to handle challenging environments, there are a few key differences that set them apart.

1. Application Focus

The (N)TSCGEWTOEUS cable is tailored for rail-mounted gantry crane operations, where flexibility and durability under motion are critical. Its design allows for continuous reeling and unreeling, making it the top choice for dynamic operations in port facilities and other environments where equipment must move constantly.

In contrast, the Protolon (SC) is primarily designed for fixed or slow-moving applications, such as mining and substations, where long-distance power transmission is the priority. The Protolon excels in maintaining a stable, high-voltage connection over long distances, but it is not optimized for dynamic operations like the RMG reeling cable.

2. Voltage and Power Capabilities

While both cables have a similar voltage rating, the Protolon (SC) has an advantage in higher permissible operating voltage for both AC and DC systems. It can handle up to 9/18 kV DC and 6.9/12 kV AC, whereas the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS focuses more on delivering reliable power in a dynamic, reeling environment without sacrificing flexibility.

3. EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)

Both cables offer excellent EMC performance, but the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS has tighter manufacturing tolerances due to its use in dynamic, high-interference environments like ports.

This cable’s symmetrical three-core design ensures low interference during operation, which is crucial for environments where sensitive electronics and automation systems are in place.

Technical Specifications Overview

(N)TSCGEWTOEUS RMG Reeling Cable

Conductor: Class 5 finely stranded copper

Insulation: EPR, semiconductive rubber compound

Voltage rating: 6/10kV

Sheath: High-grade CR/PCP rubber, resistant to abrasion and tears

Temperature range: -25°C to +80°C (fully flexible)

Fiber optic communication: G62.5/125µm, G50/125µm, E9/125µm

Data transmission bandwidth: 400-1200MHz at 850nm/1310nm

Protolon (SC) (N)TSCGEWOEU 6/10kV Medium Voltage Cable

Conductor: Class 5 finely stranded copper

Insulation: EPR with inner and outer layers of semiconductive rubber

Voltage rating: 6/10kV, max permissible 6.9/12kV AC or 9/18kV DC

Sheath: Abrasion and tear-proof rubber, red color

Temperature range: -40°C to +80°C

Data transmission: Supports fiber-optic data communication

Choosing the Right Cable for Your Needs

When deciding between the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS and Protolon (SC) (N)TSCGEWOEU, the key lies in your specific application.

If you are looking for a cable to support the reeling mechanisms of a rail-mounted gantry crane, the (N)TSCGEWTOEUS is your best bet.

Its flexibility, high mechanical strength, and ability to transmit both power and data make it an excellent choice for dynamic operations.

On the other hand, for medium voltage power transmission over long distances or in stationary conditions, the Protolon (SC) offers superior voltage handling and electrical stability.

It is ideal for applications such as mining and industrial substations, where consistent voltage levels and power transmission are essential.

The (N)TSCGEWTOEUS RMG Reeling Cable is a versatile and durable solution tailored for heavy-duty port operations. With its robust design, high resistance to mechanical stress, and integrated data transmission capabilities, it stands out as a premium choice for RMG crane operations.

While both the Protolon (SC) and (N)TSCGEWTOEUS are built for demanding environments, the latter excels in applications requiring flexibility and dynamic movement.

By choosing the right cable for your needs, you can ensure maximum efficiency, safety, and longevity for your equipment, whether it’s in the demanding conditions of a port or the static environment of a substation.

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