Trailing cable DJP-100

Traveling cable – reliability in demanding conditions

The DJP-100 traveling cable is a specialized copper cable designed for use in railway traction power systems and other installations exposed to high mechanical and dynamic loads. Its construction, based on a profiled shape, ensures resistance to damage and durability even with intensive use. DJP-100 is a product of Fabryka Kabli ELPAR, a renowned manufacturer of power cables and wires.

Construction and parameters for professionals

The DJP-100 cable is characterized by a nominal cross-section of 100 mm², which allows for the transmission of large currents. Made of copper, it provides low electrical resistance and minimal energy losses. The lack of an outer jacket and wire insulation means that the cable is dedicated to specific applications where direct contact with structural elements is required. The profiled shape of the wire increases its mechanical strength and facilitates installation in traction systems. Compliance with PN-E-90090 standard guarantees safety and reliable operation.

Applications and benefits

The DJP-100 cable finds wide application primarily in:

• Railway traction: as a traveling cable in power supply systems for rail vehicles.
• Installations exposed to high mechanical loads: where standard cables do not provide sufficient durability.
• High-power supply systems: thanks to the large nominal cross-section, it enables the transmission of significant currents.

By choosing DJP-100, you gain:

• Mechanical strength: the profiled shape of the wire provides resistance to damage caused by stress and vibration.
• Low resistance: the copper conductor minimizes energy losses during current transmission.
• Compliance with standards: ensures the safety and reliability of the installation.
• Durability: the solid construction guarantees a long service life of the cable even in difficult operating conditions.
• Optimal electrical parameters: the 100 mm² cross-section allows for efficient transmission of large currents without overheating the cable.
• Resistance to atmospheric conditions: the lack of an outer jacket does not negatively affect its operating parameters in the railway environment (in combination with appropriate safeguards).

Additional technical information:

• DC resistance at 20°C: 0.183 Ω/km (data from the manufacturer's data sheet).
• Tensile strength: minimum 355 N/mm².
• Nominal cable weight: approximately 890 kg/km (approximate data).