Special Cables · Mineral-Insulated Fire-Resistant Cables · 0.6/1kV

BTTZ 0.6/1kV Rigid Mineral-Insulated Copper-Sheathed Cable

BTTZ rigid mineral insulated MI cable with copper sheath for fireproof power supply.

BTTZ is the original mineral-insulated cable construction: solid copper conductors embedded in compressed magnesium oxide powder inside a seamless copper sheath. The all-inorganic construction has no flammable components, no smoke under fire, and effectively unlimited fire survival — limited only by the eventual melting of the copper sheath at 1083°C.

ConductorSolid annealed copper
InsulationCompressed magnesium oxide (MgO)
Outer sheathSeamless copper, drawn
Fire-resistance ceilingCopper melting point 1083°C
Smoke under fireZero (all-inorganic)
Halogen contentZero
Rated voltage0.6/1 kV
Cross-sections available1 – 25 mm²
Cores available1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 7
TerminationSpecialized end-seal kit required
Design life> 50 years (no organic degradation)
  • GB/T 13033
  • IEC 60702-1
  • BS 6207

Overview

Solid copper conductors, magnesium oxide (MgO) mineral powder insulation compressed to >2.5 g/cm³, seamless copper outer sheath drawn down over the assembly. No organic components anywhere in the cable — under fire, the cable continues to function until the copper sheath itself melts at 1083°C. Significantly more demanding to terminate than flexible YTTW (requires specialized end-sealing kits) but the most certain fire-resistant performance available.

Key Features

01

All-inorganic construction

No organic components anywhere — fire resistance is limited only by copper-sheath melting at 1083°C.

02

Zero smoke under fire

Mineral insulation produces no combustion products — usable in occupied spaces where any smoke is unacceptable.

03

50-year design life

No organic insulation to age — the only degradation mode is moisture ingress at terminations, controlled by proper end-seal procedure.

Applications

Tunnel emergency power

Road, rail, and metro tunnel emergency lighting and ventilation power where the most rigorous fire survival is mandated.