18TH IIEE BICOL REGIONAL

CONFERENCE

PRESENTED BY:
MR. JASON ESPINOSA
MR.WINNIE IRIS ORPILLA
1. INTRODUCTION TO JJ-LAPP CABLE

2. LAPP PV CABLE SOLUTIONS

3. ASIA PACIFIC PRODUCTS

OUR HISTORY
ABOUT US
A 50:50 joint venture between Jebsen & Jessen (SEA) and
LAPP Holding Asia, part of LAPP Group in Germany
120 Years of History

1895 Trading company

Jebsen & Co formed in
Hong Kong by Jacob Jebsen
and Heinrich Jessen.

1909 The European

base, Jebsen & Jessen
Hamburg starts life.

1963 Jebsen & Jessen (SEA)

is established in Singapore
and Kuala Lumpur.

www.jjsea.com
Part of the Family

www.jjsea.com
THE LAPP GROUP WORLDWIDE
RELIABLY CONNECTING THE WORLD
Milestones of
Numerous
LAPP Group new devel-
First opments,
Expansion such as
steps
of Stuttgart EPIC ®
onto Expan-sion
site with the Founding ULTRA and
African of the
cable-man- of additional SKINTOP ®
SKINTOP® continent
ufacturing sites CUBE systems
cable
plants and in Central MULTI business
Founding of glands are
Contact Europe and
U.I. Lapp KG, patented
Scandinavia Founding
Stuttgart, of Lapp
Germany India

1963

2012
2010

2015
1990
1957

1978

1996
1995

2011
2014
1983
1959

1976

2004
Founding
of the
world’s first Commencing
industrially as a systems Focus on
produced Expansion business with Expansion Expansion Industry 4.0 Founding
power and to America: the founding of Estab- to the East: and ex-pansion of additional
control founding of of Lapp lishment in new sites of automation sites in
cable: Lapp USA Systems in Asia through in the engineering Romania,
ÖLFLEX® Stuttgart Lapp Hold-ing Ukraine Slovenia
Asia and Kazakhstan,
and Lapp Russia and
Logistics Hungary
The LAPP Group Worldwide
Presence of JJ-LAPP Cable in SEA
The Philippine Location

JJ-LAPP CABLE (P) Inc.

5/F , Orion Building , 11th Avenue cor.

38th Street , Bonifacio Global City,
1634 Taguig City, Philippines

Tel. : (632) 786 7766

Fax: (632) 786 7744

Website: www.jj-lappcable.com
P.T. JJ-LAPP
CABLE SMI
Our Factory in
Indonesia
P.T. JJ-LAPP CABLE SMI
Our Factory in Indonesia

P.T. JJ-Lapp Cable SMI

Jl. Palem Manis Raya, Desa Ganda Sari,

Kecematan Jatiuwung
Tanggerang - 15137 Indonesia
Our References
PHOTOVOLTAIC CABLE SOLUTION
Photovoltaic in
the LAPP
GROUP
Cost distribution in a typical PV installation
 Currently governing design type 2 PfG 1990/05.12
designations and norms Cables for use in photovoltaic systems
with rated voltage 1500 V DC
ÖLFLEX® SOLAR XLR 1.5 kV

2 PfG 1940/12.11
2 PfG 1169/08.07 Flexible multicore cables for use in AC
Requirements for cables for use in applications in photovoltaic systems
photovoltaic systems Nominal voltage U0/U 450/750 V
ÖLFLEX® SOLAR XLR-R ÖLFLEX® HEAT 145 MC

EN 50521:2008 EN 50521/A1
DC connectors for use in photovoltaic DC connectors for use in photovoltaic
systems systems with rated voltage 1500 V DC
EPIC® SOLAR 4
EN 50548:2011
VDE 0126-5/05.08 Junction boxes up to 1500 V DC for use
Junction boxes for PV modules on photovoltaic modules
Mandatory from 14-02-2014
EPIC® SOLAR MAP EASY
Installation – Best practice
Installation – Best practice

Radiation Temperature Natural impacts

e.g. humidity, air, water

Chemical impacts Biological impacts Mechanical stresses

e.g. fat, oil, pollutants e.g. animals, plants e.g. tension, pressure,
in the air bacteria, fungi shear, vibration
 Installation – Best practice

• Ambient temperatures at PV max. = 60°C

modules can reach 60°C - 70°C
RUBBER
• Tmax 60°C or 90°C of insulation
materials leaves no more room
for self-heating of the conductor.
max. = 70°C
• Usage of these cables leads to
premature ageing (shorter lifetime) PVC
and requires bigger cross sections
(higher cost).

max. = 120°C
 Weakness of
Normal PVC, PE
Insulation

1) Heat caused shrink-transformation of PVC easily

2) Soft PVC caused by high-temperature causes bad connection

3) PE has an excellent electron features but melting easily

(ex.UL3239 using Insulation)
Theory of
crosslinking
by radiation

Crosslinking is process in which polyethylene molecules are

bonded together to result in a stronger material, substantially
improving the material's wear resistance at hot temperature
and other difficult environment condition.
 Properties of • Tensile and Impact strength
E Beam Cable
• Deflection temperature
• Creep and fatigue resistance
• Stress-crack resistance
• Abrasion resistance
• Heat resistance
• Chemical resistance
. • Solder-iron resistance
Installation – Best practice
Installation – Best practice
Installation – Best practice

© Europe Solar
When thinking about PV installations which are supposed to producing energy
for decades, long-term durability should be your guide, down to the cable ties
you choose ...

• Overall quality of the installation

Following relevant codes and standards

• Quality of installers
Photovoltaic systems should only be installed by qualified/certified installers

• Quality of components
Long-lasting, secure cable connections with low contact resistances are necessary to avoid defects
and losses. This is only possible with carefully selected, high quality components.

• Maintenance and inspection

Photovoltaic systems should be maintained and inspected annually by qualified professionals.
 Linking of PV panels in power plants and on roof tops
Products for
photovoltaic
ÖLFLEX® SOLAR XLR-R
ÖLFLEX® TÜV type approved (2PfG 1169/08.07)

TÜV approved with coloured stripes for easy

differentiation of polarity.

ÖLFLEX® SOLAR XLS-R

Economic alternative – when TÜV approval is not required.

 Linking of PV panels in power plants and on roof tops
Products for
photovoltaic
ÖLFLEX® SOLAR XLR 1.5 kV
TÜV type (2PfG 1990/05.12) approval in preparation
ÖLFLEX®

Electron beam cross-linked solar cables for installations with

1500 V DC system voltage.

ÖLFLEX® SOLAR XLR WP

TÜV type (2PfG 1169/08.07) approval in preparation

Optimized cable design for long-term storage in water as it

can occur after flooding or in buried conduits.
 Linking of PV panels in power plants and on roof tops
Products for
photovoltaic
ÖLFLEX® SOLAR XLR-R T
ÖLFLEX® TÜV type approved (2PfG 1169/08.07)

Twin cable for easy installation on rooftops

ÖLFLEX® SOLAR V4A

• Armoured with stainless steel wire braid

• Protection against martens, rodents and termites
 Linking of PV panels in power plants and on roof tops
Products for
photovoltaic
EPIC® SOLAR 4
EPIC®

• Field-mountable solar connector

• Can be combined with MC4 connectors
• MC tools can be used for crimping
• Separate versions for cable sizes
2.5 mm² and 4-6 mm²
 Linking of PV panels in power plants and on roof tops
Products for
photovoltaic
EPIC® SOLAR 4Plus
EPIC®
For photovoltaic plants up to 1.5 kV system voltage

• 10 mm² maximum crimp connection

• Protection rating IP 68 (10h/1m)
• Temperature range -40°C to +105°C
• TÜV Rheinland in preparation
• UL pending
 Monitoring PV installations
Products for
photovoltaic

UNITRONIC®
 Monitoring PV installations
Products for
photovoltaic

ETHERLINE®
 Connecting array boxes, inverter and transformer
Products for
photovoltaic
ÖLFLEX® TRAFO XLv 1,8/3 kV
ÖLFLEX®

• Mechanical robust for wiring between inverter and

transformer
• Suitable for direct burial

ÖLFLEX® SOLAR XLSv

• Reinforced outer sheath design

• For high electrical power loads
• Suitable for direct burial
 Cable marking systems
Products for
photovoltaic

FLEXIMARK®

FLEXIMARK® Staínless steel FCC

FLEXIMARK® Wrapping labels LCK

 Cable conduits for protected installation
Products for
photovoltaic

SILVYN®

SILVYN® RILL PA 6

SILVYN® RILL PA 6 SINUS

 Cable glands
Products for
photovoltaic

SKINTOP®

SKINTOP® SOLAR / SOLAR plus

SKINTOP® ST-M

SKINTOP® CLICK
 Tools and accessories
Products for
photovoltaic
 Thailand > 320 MWp Over 7,000 km of cables supplied
Reference
projects
in Asia

India > 1000 MWp Over 14,000 km of cables supplied

 1. Solar Philippines – SM North Edsa 1.5MW
Reference
2. Solar Philippines – Calatagan, Batangas Solar Farm 63MW
projects 3. Gaisano Malls –Mintal Davao City
in Philippines 4. Gaisano Malls- San Francisco, Agusan del Sur
5. Gaisano Malls – Surigao City
6. Robinsons Palawan 1MW
7. Mspectrum – IRRI Laguna 800KW
8. Sterling & Wilson - Sacasol Solar Farm
INSTRUMENTATION CABLES
TO EN 50288-7
ÖLFLEX® INSTRUM RE-2X(ST)Y
Class 2 CU/XLPE/OS/PVC 500 V

ÖLFLEX® INSTRUM RE-2X(ST)YRY

Class 2 CU/XLPE/OS/PVC/SWA/PVC 500 V
ÖLFLEX® INSTRUM RE-2X(ST)Y PiMF
Class 2 CU/XLPE/IS/OS/PVC 500 V

ÖLFLEX® INSTRUM RE-2X(ST)YRY PiMF

Class 2 CU/XLPE/IS/OS/PVC/SWA/PVC 500 V
LV POWER CABLES (0.6/1 KV)
TO IEC 60502-1
LAPP KABEL® LV Cables - Industrial Power Cable :
Product Facts :

- Power supply cables for fixed

installations
- General purpose wires for power &
lighting in residential, commercial &
industries.
- Voltage : 600/1000 to IEC 60502-1
- Single Core or Multi Core
- XLPE or PVC insulation
- Unarmored or Armored version
-Armored version for direct burial
applications
- Flame Retardant in acc. To IEC 60332-1
ÖLFLEX POWER LV (N)YY
Class 2 CU/PVC/PVC 0.6/1 kV

ÖLFLEX POWER LV (N)YYRY

Class 2 CU/PVC/PVC/SWA/PVC 0.6/1 kV
ÖLFLEX POWER LV (N)2XY
Class 2 CU/XLPE/PVC 0.6/1 kV

ÖLFLEX POWER LV (N)2XYRY-SC

Class 2 CU/XLPE/PVC/AWA/PVC 0.6/1 kV

ÖLFLEX POWER LV (N)2XYRY-MC

Class 2 CU/XLPE/PVC/SWA/PVC 0.6/1 kV
MV POWER CABLES (3.6 - 36 KV)
TO IEC 60502-2
LAPP KABEL® MV Cables - Power distribution Cable :
Product Facts :

- Application: Preferably used for urban networks,

Exposed in aerial, direct burial, conduit, open tray
and underground duct installation.

- Voltage Rating: 3.6 kV up to 36 kV (Umax)

- Standards :
- IEC 60502-2 ( Ins: PVC, XLPE, EPR )
- BS 6622 ( Ins: XLPE, EPR ),
- DIN VDE

- Common Insulation used : XLPE, 1 or 3 cores

- XLPE or PVC insulation
- Unarmored or Armored version
- Flame Retardant.
LAPP KABEL® MV Cables - Power distribution Cable :
Construction:

LAPP KABEL

Single core Single core

Cu/XLPE/CTS/PVC Cu/XLPE/CTS/PVC/AWA/PVC

Three cores Three cores

Cu/XLPE/CTS/PVC Cu/XLPE/CTS/PVC/SWA/PVC
THANK YOU!
QUESTIONS !