Lapp H05-RRF, 100 m 4 Core, Black Rubber Power Cable 60 °C

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Kr.5 092 35 

(exc. VAT)

Kr.6 365 44 

(inc. VAT)

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RS Stock No.:
406-966
Mfr. Part No.:
38100857
Brand:
Lapp
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Brand

Lapp

Product Type

Power Cable

Number of Cores

4

Jacket Colour

Black

Cable Length

100m

Jacket Material

Rubber

Conductor Type

Stranded

Standards/Approvals

CE

Conductor Material

Copper

Series

H05-RRF

Maximum Operating Temperature

60°C

COO (Country of Origin):
IT

H05RR-F Flexible Rubber Cable


From Lapp, this tough, lightweight rubber sheathed cable meets H05RR-F harmonised code specification, and is suitable for use with hand held devices such as kitchen and office appliances.

Comprised of harmonized copper wire with rubber sheath and core insulation, this dependable power and control cable is resistant to light mechanical stresses and is flame retardant. This makes it ideal for indoor power applications in domestic environments.

For the powering of common appliances and electronic devices, this class 5 H05RR-F cable type is widely used.

Features and Benefits

• Lightweight and flexible

• Flame Retardant

• Ozone resistant

• Operating Temperature for flexible use: -25°C to +60°C

• Voltage Rating 300/500 V

Applications

Though often used in fixed installations, the properties of this flexible cable mean it is ideal for electrical hand held devices according to EN 50565-2. The rubber cable is designed for light load appliances, such as lightweight workshop tools, and is not suitable for heavy duty or industrial power tools. You can commonly find this cable in;

• Household appliances such as refrigerators

•13 Amp extension lead reels

• Light and sound and technology

Note

The number of strands used in the construction of the cores is nominal and may vary.

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