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Our Plant
INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IMS):
• ISO 9001:2000
Quality Management
• ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management
• OHSAS 180001:2007 Safety Management System
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Product Certification
KEMA Type Test Compliant for MV Voltage Power Cables.
Powerlab Type Test Compliant for Multi-core MV Voltage Power Cables.
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) approval for its Building Wires, Appliance Wiring Material and Machine Tool Wires.
Bureau of Product Standard Certified, Q-0054
TUV – Fire rated/performance cables in 2010
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PD AlumiLite
Copper
PD AlumiLite
COPPER ALUMINUM
Conductor
COMPRESS Stranded Copper
Conductor
COMPACT Stranded AA
8000 Series Al. Conductor
Insulation Lead Free PVC
Insulation (THHN/THWN-2)
Lead Free PVC Insulation
(THHN/THWN-2)
Jacket Abrasion
Resistant Nylon Jacket
Abrasion Resistant Nylon
Jacket
For sizes 6AWG (14mm2) & bigger
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Advantage of PDP’s
Aluminum Building Wire
Aluminum is Cost Effective versus copper
It takes only ONE kilogram of aluminum to equal the current
carrying capacity of TWO kilograms of copper
It is SAFE & RELIABLE as copper and widely used in
USA and Canada since 1987
Insulation is made of High Temperature Lead Free Insulation Type THHN/THWN-2
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Equivalent ampacity comparison of Cu versus Al
bldg. wire
250mm2 (500MCM) Cu THHN/THWN-2
375mm2 (750MCM) Al THHN/THWN-2 Lighter by 50% Bigger by 15%
AA-8000 Series
Electrical Grade
Aluminum Alloy
Copper 99.99%
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USA’s Aluminum Bldg. Wire Market
• 35% of the Commercial market is aluminum building wire
• 600 volt feeder size cable (size #6 (14 mm2) and larger)
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Electrical Cost Comparison (Conduit Design)
Copper in conduit
Aluminum in conduit
Percent Difference
Cable Costs 12,956,177 8,917,706 31%
PVC Pipe 424,673 831,736 96%
Terminal Lugs
72,344 122,031 69%
Installation Cost
262,845 269,554 3%
Total Cost 13,716,039 10,141,027 26%
Cost Difference
26 %
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First Installation
PDP’s Aluminum Building Wire energized in 2008 Highest operating temperature is
only 35.8⁰C *scanned on Feb. 2013
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Technical Definition of Type
MC Cable
• (NEC 330.3/PEC 3.30.1.2) A factory
assembly of insulated circuit conductors,
with or without optical fiber members,
enclosed in an armor of interlocking metal
type or a smooth or corrugated metallic
sheath.
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Technical Definition of
Type MC Cable Variants
• Available for both Copper & Aluminum
Conductors
• With PVC, PVC/Nylon & XLPE Insulations
• With Aluminum & Steel Strip Armoured
• Without or With PVC Overall Jacket
• Single core & Multicores Cables
• Low voltage & Medium Voltage
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Uses Permitted in
accordance to PEC/NEC:
• For power, lighting, control, and signal circuits
• Direct burial application
• Embedded in concrete
• In Cable Tray
• Dry and Wet Location
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Advantages of Type MC
Cable
1. All-in-one assembly (Factory Assembled Prefab Cable) resulting to reduced installation time up to 30%
2. Strong, lightweight, aluminum alloy armor protects conductors from damage during installation;( 50% lighter vs copper & corrosion resistant armoured)
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Advantages of Type MC
Cable
3. High flexibility not available with conduit
4. Not limited to four (4) of 90° bend rule, which eliminates the need for pull boxes
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Advantages of Type MC Cable
5. Factory Tested Engineered Product
6. Safe and Highly Reliable System (Prevent cable damage & costly reworks)
7. Meets or exceeds requirements of NEC standard,
UL & PEC compliant (Widely used in USA & Canada
since 1987)
8. Lesser Materials & Equipment needed
9. Anti-Pilferage feature (for MC cable with Alum Conductors)
10. Highly innovative cable design & installation methodology (PGB)
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Option 1 Copper in Conduit
vs MC Copper Cable
Copper Cable in Conduit
(4x1C -500MCM + 1G 2AWG)
MC Copper Cable
(4C -500MCM + 1G 2AWG)
VS.
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Option 2: Copper in conduit
vs MC Aluminum Cable
Copper Cable in Conduit
(4x1C -500MCM + 1G 2AWG)
MC Aluminum Cable
(4C -750MCM + 1G 1/0AWG)
VS.
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Summary of Cost
Comparison
OPTION 1 COPPER CABLE IN CONDUIT
VS. MC COPPER CABLE
18% SAVINGS BY USING MC COPPER CABLE
OPTION 2 COPPER CABLE IN CONDUIT VS. MC ALUMINUM CABLE
46% SAVINGS BY USING MC ALUMINUM CABLE
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Building Types
Applications: • Stadiums
• Schools
• High Rise Building
• Hotels
• Malls
• Casino
• Office
• Industrial
• Plants
• Warehouses
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PDP’s Services 3. Technical Presentations / Seminars
4. On Site Pre-installation trainings for Contractors
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PVC vs LSHF Cable
10 minutes Start Time 20 minutes 30 minutes
2 minutes 5 minutes
Low Smoke
Halogen Free
Cable
PVC Cable
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Fire Performance Requirements of
Fire Resistance Cable
Fire Condition Symbol
650 °C for 3 hours A
750 °C for 3 hours B
950 °C for 3 hours C
950 °C for 20 minutes S
Fire Condition Symbol
650 °C X
750 °C Y
950 °C Z
Resistance to fire alone
Resistance to fire with water (W)
Resistance to fire with mechanical shock
Cable in the following
categories meets the
following fire conditions:
CWZ - 950°C for 3 hours,
water spray, and mechanical
shock at 950°C
CY - 950°C for 3 hours, and
mechanical shock at 750°C
ASWX - 650°C for 3 hours,
950°C for 20 minutes, water
spray, and mechanical shock
at 650°C
Standards for Fire Resistance Cable:
IEC 60331 and BS 6387
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Applications
• Emergency lighting and exit signs
• Life-Support Equipment
• Fire pumps
• Fire alarm and voice communication system
• Fire fighter’s elevator
• Smoke extraction fans
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Certification & Project References
PDP’s Certification for Fire Rated Cables
1. The Solaire Resort & Casino 2. Philippine Arena 3. Abenson Inc. 4. Waltermart Tanauan 5. Posh Properties Dev’t. Corp. 6. Echo Electrical Supply Corp. 7. Vicsal Development Corp. 8. Willimson, Inc. 9. Willin Sales Inc.