IEEE 848-1996
Protected Cables
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848-1996 is a standards document for protected cables, addressing the technical considerations behind cable protection in power, energy, and industrial applications. It is relevant where cables need added resistance to damage, wear, or exposure during installation and operation. As a superseded standard, 848-1996 still has value for referencing earlier design and compliance requirements, especially when reviewing legacy equipment, archived specifications, or historical procurement records.
What is 848-1996?
848-1996 sets out requirements associated with protected cables, a category of cable designed for use where external protection is needed or where the cable construction supports a protected installation method. In practical terms, this type of standard helps define how the cable should be built, identified, and evaluated for service in demanding electrical environments. For engineers and buyers, 848-1996 provides a technical reference point for comparing legacy cable specifications and understanding the intended level of protection.
Where is 848-1996 used?
This standard is most relevant in power distribution, energy infrastructure, and industrial installations where cables may run through plant areas, equipment rooms, ducts, or other locations with mechanical exposure. Protected cables are commonly used in systems that need durability and controlled routing, such as fixed wiring networks, utility facilities, and equipment interconnections. 848-1996 helps specify the cable type for projects that must align with older design documentation or replacement parts tied to earlier engineering practices.
Why is 848-1996 important?
848-1996 matters because protected cable requirements can affect safety, reliability, and long-term service performance. Clear specification helps reduce the risk of incorrect cable selection, physical damage, and installation issues in power and industrial systems. It also supports consistent procurement and testing when matching existing installations or verifying legacy compliance. For organizations maintaining older assets, this standard can be an important reference for design control and documentation accuracy.
- Protected cable requirements
- Power and energy applications
- Industrial installation context
- Legacy specification reference
- Superseded technical document
- Publication Date: 1995
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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