Enats 09 6 Cable

ENATS 09-6 is a telecommunications cable standard primarily used in the UK, particularly within the utilities sector, for feeder protection, control, alarm, and similar systems in power stations and substations. 

It specifies the construction and characteristics of multicore and multipair cables with PVC or polyethylene insulation, often with steel wire armouring.

ENATS 09-6 cables are designed for:
Remote operation of electrical switchgear: This includes systems where signals need to be transmitted to control and operate switches from a distance, often in power stations and substations.
Feeder protection: These cables are used in circuits designed to protect electrical feeders from faults and overloads.
Control, indication, and alarm equipment: They are used to transmit signals for controlling, indicating, and alarming in various systems, such as those found in switchgear and power apparatus.
Suitable for direct burial: Many ENATS 09-6 cables include steel wire armouring for added mechanical protection, making them suitable for installations where there is a risk of mechanical impact and are designed for direct burial, making them versatile for various installations.
Multi-pair or multi-core configurations:
These cables can be found in multi-pair or multi-core configurations, allowing for multiple signal paths within a single cable.
Screened or unscreened options:
Depending on the application, screened (shielded) or unscreened versions are available.