Automotive and EV
Product Line Up
LS Cable & System USA's line of LV and MV solutions help power the automotive industry from grid to charging station and beyond.

EPR/CTS/PVC Power, Type MV-105, 5kv-35kv
Fully annealed bare copper Class B stranded conductors, covered with ethylene propylene rubber, copper tape shield, and black PVC jacket.

EPR/CTS/PVC Power, Type MV-105, 5kv-35kv
Fully annealed bare copper Class B stranded conductors, covered with ethylene propylene rubber, copper tape shield, and black PVC jacket
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EPR/CTS/PVC Power, Type MV-105, 5kv-35kv
Fully annealed bare copper Class B stranded conductors, covered with ethylene propylene rubber, copper tape shield, and black PVC jacket

EPR/CTS/PVC Power, Type MV-105, 5kv-35kv
Fully annealed bare copper Class B stranded conductors, covered with ethylene propylene rubber, copper tape shield, and black PVC jacket
Why Silicone-Free?
Our cable and wire is free of both silicone and PFAS "forever" chemicals. Silicone-free cable is critically important for the automotive industry for several reasons:
Paint Compatibility (Low VOC Emissions)
Silicone-based materials can release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that cause defects in automotive paint finishes. Silicone contamination leads to "fish eyes" or cratering, making silicone-free cables essential in automotive manufacturing environments.
Improved Adhesion for Sealants and Coatings
Many adhesives, coatings, and sealants used in automotive assembly do not bond well to surfaces contaminated with silicone residues. Using silicone-free cables helps maintain the integrity of these processes.
Thermal and Chemical Resistance
Modern silicone-free cable materials, such as cross-linked polyolefin or fluoropolymers, provide excellent resistance to high temperatures, oils, fuels, and other automotive chemicals without the risk of silicone degradation.
Regulatory and Environmental Compliance
Some automotive manufacturers and suppliers adhere to strict regulations limiting silicone use due to its impact on production processes and potential environmental concerns.
Cost and Durability
Silicone-free cables can be more cost-effective and durable in automotive environments, where exposure to mechanical stress, abrasion, and temperature fluctuations is common.