Lapp ÖLFLEX® H07V-K Series Red 2.5 mm² Hook Up Wire, 50/30, 100m, PVC Insulation, 4520042

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724-4424
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4520042
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Lapp
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Marque

Lapp

Cross Sectional Area

2.5 mm²

Sheath Colour

Red

Cable Shape

Single Core

Core Strands

50/30

Length

100m

Insulation Material

PVC

European Harmonised Code

H07V-K

Voltage Rating

750 V

Outer Diameter

4.1mm

CPR Certification

Eca

Maximum Operating Temperature

+70°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Conductor Material

Bare Copper

Standards Met

Harmonised Certified

Fire Behaviour

Flame Retardant

Series

ÖLFLEX® H07V-K

Size of Strands

30 AWG

Number of Strands

50

Pays d'origine :
DE

LAPP Hookup & Equipment Wire, Red, 2.5 mm² CSA - 4520042


Use this hookup and equipment wire from LAPP for power and control systems in heavy industrial devices. Flame-retardant PVC sheathing offers peace of mind against fire hazards, while a wide operating range of -40°C to +80°C means you can rely on this cable in hazardous settings. It also conforms to European standards, as certified by its H05V-K marking, so this is a suitable option for use in equipment intended for export.

Features & Benefits


• 50 core strands of 30AWG copper wiring make this wire both flexible and robust
• Insulating material is colour-coded red to allow for immediate circuit identification

Applications


• Industrial machinery
• Wire bundling
• Medical equipment

What's the difference between cross-sectional area and AWG?


They're different conventions for expressing wire diameters. Cross-sectional area is most commonly used in Europe, while AWG is the American system. It's worth noting the higher the AWG number, the thinner the wire.

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