Low Voltage Power Cables (up to 1 kV)
Medium Voltage Cables (6-35 kV)
Building & Residential Wires
Aluminum Low Voltage Cables (up to 1 kV)
Communication, Signal & Structured Cabling
Copper Low Voltage Cables (up to 1 kV)
Control Cables
Installation & Mounting Cables
Cable Joints & Terminations
Self-Supporting Insulated Conductors (Aerial Lines)
Cable & Wire Fittings & Clamps
Marine, Oil & Gas, and Mining Cables
Cable Accessories (Lugs, Sleeves, Markers)
Fiber Optic Cables
Cords & Extension Cables
Other Cable Products
Copper & Aluminum Busbars
Thermocouple & Compensating Cables
Hook-Up Wires
Bare Conductors for Overhead Lines
Magnet Wire & Enameled Wire
Other Cables & Wires
产品 — 电缆与布线
Symmetrical Communication Cable for Digital Transmission Systems Datacable U/UTP Category 5e
¥1.08-6.05
ANLAN LLC 🇷🇺
Symmetrical Communication Cable for Digital Transmission Systems, Category 6 S/FTP
¥1.30-6.91
ANLAN LLC 🇷🇺
U/UTP Cat5e PVC LS Symmetrical Twisted Pair Cables for Structured Cabling Systems
¥1.30-6.91
SPECKABEL LLC 🇷🇺
Fire-Resistant Flexible Armored Cable for Data Transmission KPIKGKng(A)-FRLS
¥10.80-43.20
ENTE LLC 🇷🇺
Flexible Armored Fire-Resistant Cable for Data Transmission - КПИГКнг(А)-FRLSLTx
¥10.80-43.20
ENTE LLC 🇷🇺
Symmetrical Communication Cable for Digital Transmission Systems Cabeus Cat 5e S/FTP
¥1.08-6.48
ANLAN LLC 🇷🇺
Enhanced Fire-Resistant Armored Data Transmission Cable with Twisted Pair - КПИСКГнг(А)-FRHF
¥10.80-43.20
ENTE LLC 🇷🇺
Symmetrical Communication Cable for Digital Transmission Systems Datacable, S/FTP, Category 5e
¥6.48-25.92
ANLAN LLC 🇷🇺
Fire-resistant Shielded Cable for Fire Alarm 2x2x0.50 mm² - KPSEng(A)-FRHF
¥6.48-25.92
ORELTEHKABEL LLC 🇷🇺
Fire-resistant armored cables with non-combustible properties - КПСЭСВКГнг(А)-FRLS
¥8.64-43.20
ENTE LLC 🇷🇺
Fire-resistant armored cable for data transmission systems - КПИКГнг(А)-FRHF
¥15.12-60.48
ENTE LLC 🇷🇺
常见问题
•How do Russian cable types correspond to IEC designations?
Construction principles match: VVG corresponds to copper PVC-insulated power cable of the IEC 60502-1 type, AVBbShv to armoured aluminium cable, and SIP to aerial bundled conductor. Cross-sections follow the same square-millimetre series. Suppliers issue comparison sheets and full construction drawings so your engineers can approve equivalence against project specifications.
•What is the minimum order — can I buy less than a full drum?
The drum is the practical unit: cutting opens a factory length and most plants avoid it for small remnants. However, plants will wind custom lengths to order — say, 12 drums of 350 metres to match your feeder runs — which is more useful than buying standard lengths and generating offcuts. Project lots start around 5–10 km total.
•Are fire-rated and halogen-free executions available?
Yes. Most power and control families come in low-smoke halogen-free (ng-LS, ng-HF) and fire-resistant (FR) executions, tested for flame spread, smoke density and circuit integrity under fire. State the fire performance class your code requires and the plant will match it and attach the corresponding test protocols.
•What documentation supports a utility tender submission?
Plants provide type test protocols, routine test certificates per drum, EAC conformity declarations, construction drawings and ISO 9001 factory certification. For medium voltage cable, partial discharge and voltage test records are included. This package normally satisfies tender technical files; specific national homologation, where required, is discussed case by case.
•How is cable shipped and how long does it take?
Drums load into containers or open wagons; a 40-foot container carries roughly 15–25 tonnes of cable depending on drum sizes. Production of non-stock positions takes 2–5 weeks. Trucking to Central Asia adds 7–14 days; sea freight from Novorossiysk or St. Petersburg to the Gulf or East Africa runs 25–45 days.
•Can conductors be supplied in aluminium to cut project cost?
Yes, and this is a major lever: aluminium low voltage cable, with 531 listings here, prices well below copper for distribution feeders where the larger cross-section is acceptable. Suppliers will recalculate your copper schedule into aluminium equivalents, showing the cross-section conversion and the cost difference per kilometre, so you can decide line by line.