CSA C22.2 No. 210.2 : 2001

Technical Committee on Wiring Products
Subcommittee on C22.2 No. 210.2
Preface
Foreword
1 Scope
2 Definitions
3 General Requirements
4 Conductors
   4.1 Construction
   4.2 Tests
5 Thermoset, Thermoplastic, and Composite Insulations
   and Separators
   5.1 General
   5.2 Physical Properties
   5.3 Thickness--Extruded Insulation and Extruded
        Insulating Covering
   5.4 Dielectric Properties of Insulated Conductors
        and Insulating Coverings
6 Coverings, Jackets, and Shields
   6.1 General
   6.2 Extruded Jacket
   6.3 Coverings, Fibrous or Nonfibrous, Including
        Tapes, Serves, and Braids
   6.4 Shields
7 Class I--Appliance Wiring Material Products,
   Internal (Single and Multiconductors, Class I,
   Group A, B or Both)
   7.1 Conductor
   7.2 Insulation
   7.3 Temperature Ratings
   7.4 Voltage Ratings
   7.5 Shields, Coverings, and Jackets
   7.6 Tests
   7.7 Marking on Products
   7.8 Marking on Tags and Packages
   7.9 Unique Cable Construction
8 Class II--Appliance Wiring Material Products,
   External (Single and Multiconductor, Class II,
   Group A, B or Both)
   8.1 Conductors and Insulations
   8.2 Temperature Ratings
   8.3 Voltage Ratings
   8.4 Cable Constructions
   8.5 Fillers (Optional)
   8.6 Binder, Barrier, or Separator (Optional)
   8.7 Shields, Jackets, and Coverings
   8.8 Tests
   8.9 Marking
   8.10 Unique Cable Construction
9 Flat, Multiconductor Parallel Constructions of
   Appliance Wiring Material Products (Class I or II,
   Group A, B, or Both)
   9.1 Conductors
   9.2 Insulation
   9.3 Cable Assembly
   9.4 Coding of Insulated Conductors
   9.5 Tests on Finished Flat Appliance Wiring Material
        Products
   9.6 Unique Cable Construction
Tables
Appendices
A - Various Classes of Insulations and Insulating
    Coverings
B - Various Classes of Jackets
C - Guidance for the Submittor Seeking CSA Certification

Refers to single or multiple conductor, round, coiled or flat appliance wiring material products for use as follows: (a) Class I internal Group (A) - where not subjected to mechanical abuse. Group (B) - where may be subjected to mechanical abuse. (1) Wet (2) Oil; and (b) Class II External (A) - where not subjected to mechanical abuse. Group (B) - where may be subjected to mechanical abuse. (1) Wet (2) Oil