6/12kV Medium Density Polyethylene

Our range of 6/12kV MDPE cables for data centres is designed for dependable medium-voltage power distribution across hyperscale campuses, colocation facilities, enterprise data centres and supporting substations. Combining XLPE insulation with a durable medium-density polyethylene outer sheath, these cables provide reliable electrical performance and environmental protection for demanding fixed power installations.

The range includes both copper and aluminium data centre cables, allowing project engineers to select the most appropriate conductor construction for electrical capacity, installation weight, cable routing and overall project requirements. Available designs include copper N2XS MDPE cable constructions, aluminium NA2XS MDPE alternatives and XHIOE 6/10 (12)kV cable for medium-voltage power networks.

Why Choose 6/12kV MDPE Cable for Data Centres?

  • Designed for reliable medium-voltage power distribution at 6/10 (12)kV.
  • Suitable for hyperscale, colocation, enterprise and edge data centre projects.
  • Available with copper or aluminium conductors to suit different technical and commercial requirements.
  • Copper conductors provide high electrical conductivity and compact power transmission solutions.
  • Aluminium conductors can offer a lighter alternative for long cable routes and large infrastructure projects.
  • XLPE insulation provides dependable dielectric strength and thermal performance.
  • MDPE outer sheaths offer strong resistance to moisture, impact and demanding external conditions.
  • Suitable for connections between utility supplies, generators, substations, transformers and medium-voltage switchgear.
  • Available with longitudinal or radial water-blocking features, depending on the selected cable construction.
  • Suitable for fixed installations in appropriate ducts, cable routes and external distribution networks.
  • Available in conductor sizes suitable for high-capacity critical power infrastructure.
  • Supports resilient and scalable power networks for expanding European data centre facilities.