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why PD testing for power cables
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Answer Posted / sheikh
In case of cable testing there is no PD test. although cable at the time of manufacturing or
after manufacturing passing in test of voltage grade like a cable nominally use on 220V ang it,s permissible voltage grade may be 600 V. it means this cable cannot use over to 600voltage.
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