122 data sheets · Australian catalogue
Prysmian data sheets & technical submissions
Every Prysmian product we hold for the Australian market, with its data sheet. Pick the products on your schedule and the builder assembles the technical submission for you.
Build a Prysmian submission freePrysmian product ranges we hold
Examples from our Prysmian library
- M@XLAN® Cable
- Firestop FS110 Flexible Multicore
- 0.6/1 kV X-90 XLPE
- Firestop FS110 Stranded Conductor Alarm Cable
- Multicore Flexible Cables
- UC9500 Front-Panels
What a reviewer expects in the submission
- Product technical data for every item, keyed to the specification schedule and drawings
- Evidence of compliance with the AS/NZS standards the worksection nominates
- WaterMark certification for plumbing & drainage products, and WELS registration for water-using products, where applicable
- Shop drawings where the worksection calls for them
- Samples or prototypes when the specification requires visual approval
- Warranties and operation & maintenance information
Build your Prysmian technical submission
List the Prysmian products on your schedule — or upload the worksection — and the builder finds the data sheets, adds a cover and transmittal, and lets you refine it in chat. First packages are free.
Start freeCommon questions
Where do I find Prysmian data sheets for an Australian project?
Our Australian catalogue holds 122 Prysmian data sheets, including Optical Cables, Mining, Datacentre. Tell the Submittal.app builder the products on your schedule and it pulls the matching Prysmian data sheets into your technical submission.
What goes in a technical submission for Prysmian products?
The product data sheet for each item, keyed to the schedule and drawings, plus whatever the specification calls up — usually evidence of AS/NZS compliance, WaterMark or WELS where it applies, shop drawings, samples and warranties. Check the NATSPEC worksection for what your project nominates.
Is Prysmian nominated in my specification?
The specification's nominated products always govern. If Prysmian is listed, use it or submit an equal with a substitution request; if it is not, confirm with the reviewer before you commit.