4.1 Media Technology

 Edition 4
Media Technology
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INTRODUCTION
Cables and wires designed for use in media entertainment

technology put the focus not on the artists but on the stars
behind the scenes. Without these unseen performers the perfect
sound, amazing lighting effects, and outstanding image quality
would not be possible.
This catalogue contains our entire product range for stage, film,
performance and event applications. Of the new products in the
fourth edition of our catalogue, I would particularly like to draw
your attention to HELUEVENT ®, a load cable for studio productions
devised in collaboration with broadcasting company ZDF. This
cable is flame retardant and halogen free, and therefore non-
toxic, highly durable, coilable, and above all, abrasion resistant.
An even wider range of high-quality, coordinated cable
solutions are now available from stock under our HELULIGHT®,
HELUSOUND® and the brand new HELUEVENT® brand names.
Finally in case you cannot find the exact cable you are looking
for, our cable designers will be happy to construct the solution
you need.
Helmut Luksch,

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HELUKABEL® AT A GLANCE
FAMILY FOCUSED
· Family enterprise since 1978
QUALITY-MINDED AND SUCCESSFUL
ECO-FRIENDLY · 430 million Euro turnover
· ISO 9001 & 14001 · 1000 employees
· Energy supplied by the firm's own

solar and bio-gas plant
GLOBAL PRODUCTION
· 41 locations in 24 countries · 6 manufacturing and
assembly locations
worldwide
LOGISTICS PRODUCTS
· 33,000 products in stock, from Cables, wires and cable accessories
the cable gland to the 2.40 m - single-source supplier for
cable drum industry and infrastructure
· 24 h delivery service
· State-of-the-art logistics
facility
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
IINRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Research & development ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
Production ............................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Logistics ................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Always close to you - 41 locations in 24 countries ................................................................................................................ 10
Overview of stage technology cabling ................................................................................................................................... 12
AUDIO & LIGHT ................................................................................................................................................................... 14
VIDEO .................................................................................................................................................................................. 42
DATA, NETWORK AND BUS TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................................................ 58
POWER CABLES................................................................................................................................................................... 62
CONNECTING CABLES ........................................................................................................................................................ 82
TECHNICAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................ 92

Characteristics of insulating and sheath materials .................................................................................................................. 94
AWG wires ............................................................................................................................................................................ 96
Copper calculations............................................................................................................................................................... 98
Fire performance and fire propagation .................................................................................................................................. 99
Glossary ................................................................................................................................................................................ 100
Order form ........................................................................................................................................................................... 104
Part No. index ....................................................................................................................................................................... 105
Notes.................................................................................................................................................................................... 106
We are member of: Licht-, Ton- und Veranstaltungstechnik
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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
We develop optimal, tailored cable solutions for our customers.
Research and development are the foun- high-quality product relative to properties
dation of our work and are an important and workmanship.
engine for growth. In interdisciplinary With continuous optimization of our
teams we continuously push the manufacturing processes and systems
boundaries to enhance our products and we take into consideration both efficient
develop solutions to meet the latest and economical production, and the
technological demands. Moreover, we complex requirements of various
value our customer interactions and applications (such as cables for industrial
partnerships with regional colleges and robots or for applications under
research institutes to stay on top of cleanroom conditions) into account.
emerging technologies.
A crucial stage in the development
The materials that we use are an process of our products is the work done
important starting point of our work. In at our Test Center. For example, cables
this regard, we place as much emphasis suitable for drag chain implementation,
on searching for and utilizing new can be tested using equipment that
Torsion test apparatus materials, as we do on manufacturing accelerates cables up to 10 g.
our plastic mixtures (granulates) our- Temperature ranges from -50° to +250°
selves, and influencing the improvement are simulated in a special climate-
of technical characteristics, such as controlled environment so that drag
Our test facilities:
oil-resistance, temperature range or chain cables can be tested for series
chemical compatibility. Moreover, we are production readiness in applications such
· Test systems for bending and
capable of pulling a majority of the as refrigerated warehouses or steel mills.
torsion requirements
copper ourselves, thus ensuring a uniform,
· Drag chain test systems with

movement distances of 1 m,
3 m, 5 m, 6 m, 18 m, and 40 m
· Fire testing systems
· Abrasion testing systems
· Torsion test tower for

wind turbine cables
· Aging ovens in accordance with

UL, VDE, CSA, HAR, TÜV & CCC
Drag chain test system
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PRODUCTION
We specialize in the production of high-quality cables and wires.
Using the latest production methods, our two German plants Since 2014, in a 7,000 m² facility in the Chinese city of Taicang
manufacture approximately one million kilometers of conductors (approx. 50 km northwest of Shanghai) HELUKABEL® has been
each year (= 77 times around the world). More than 300 producing cable and wires, primarily for the Asian market. As is
qualified employees are specialized in the production of with our German plants, the focus is on high-quality, flexible and
high-quality standard and custom cables. Through the use of the highly-flexible cables and wires that are manufactured in
latest materials and collaboration with international test accordance with Chinese and international standards. The use of
institutes, we drive innovation in the areas of automation, data flexible manufacturing cells enable short delivery times.
technology, building system technology, and renewable energy.
Braiding machine Stranding machine
Our production in numbers:
· 40,000 m² production area

· 23 extruder systems
· 19 stranding machines
· 50 braiding machines
· Cables & wires from 0.05 to 1,000 mm² (30 AWG to 2,000 kcmil)
· Manufacturing in accordance with: VDE, EAC (GOST-R), UL, CSA, HAR, CCC,
Germanischer Lloyd, TÜV or customer specification
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LOGISTICS
Redefining logistics in the cable industry.
INDUSTRIAL CABLE At its corporate headquarters in the Swabian town of Hemmingen/

Our logistics center - Hemmingen/Stuttgart Stuttgart, HELUKABEL® operates Europe's largest distribution
· 40,500 Euro-pallet racks center for cables and wires. Here a majority of the more than
16 aisles with 16 storage and retrieval devices 33,000 products are located in a storage area of 160,000 m².
· 35,900 bin locations in the automatic small parts Through the use of state-of-the-art conveyor and control
warehouse with a capacity of 1,000 bins per hour technology, more than 1,000 orders can be picked and
· 670 storage spaces in the heavy load warehouse dispatched daily to destinations around the world.
with max. reels of 4,000 kg and 2.20 m diameter
· 2 km conveyor line for pallets Neuenhagen/Berlin is the central warehouse location for under-
· Conveyer connects direct to the cable-cutting machines ground, medium-voltage, and other infrastructure cables.
· Manual processes reduced to merely packing Storage capacities of more than 5,000 m² (indoor) and 50,000 m²
(outdoor) enable fast delivery of cable, configured from 1 – 30 kV,
INFRASTRUCTURE CABLES to construction sites and major projects. The patented heavy-
Our logistics center - Neuenhagen/Berlin load cable-cutting machines with a load capacity of more than
· 11,000 cable reels in stock 10 tons are the largest of their kind in Germany.
· Automatic processing of reels up to 2.80 m Ø and 10 t
· 10 rewinding machines The new logistics center at the Taicang (Shanghai, China)
· Cut to length with state-of-the-art 1,200 mm² production facility serves as a product distribution hub for the
cutting tools Asian market, and offers incredible advantages, particularly for
· 24-hr delivery is possible servicing time- and volume-critical customer projects.
Heavy-load, cable-cutting facility Small parts warehouse
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ALWAYS CLOSE TO YOU - 41 LOCATIONS IN 24 COUNTRIES
HELUKABEL® GmbH - Germany
Headquarters
Dieselstrasse 8-12
71282 Hemmingen / Stuttgart
Telephone: +49 7150 9209-0
Fax +49 7150 81786
info@helukabel.de

Zum Mühlenfliess 1 Eichelbergstrasse 7 Bahnhofstrasse 9
15366 Neuenhagen / Berlin 09212 Limbach-Oberfrohna 25524 Itzehoe
Telephone +49 3342 2397-0 Telephone +49 3722 6086-0 Telephone +49 4821 40394-0
Fax +49 3342 80033 Fax +49 3722 6086-420 Fax +49 4821 40394-29
info@helukabel.de info@helukabel.de info@helukabel.de

Development & production
Am Handwerkshof 2-4 Neuseser Weg 11
47269 Duisburg 91575 Windsbach
Telephone +49 203 73995-0 Telephone +49 9871 6793-0
Fax +49 203 73995-210 Fax +49 9871 1055
info@helukabel.de info@helukabel.de
Robotec Systems GmbH - Germany

Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Strasse 7 Willi-Bleicher-Strasse 4-6
47475 Kamp-Lintfort 71282 Hemmingen
Telephone: +49 (0)2842 92148-0 Telephone: +49 (0)7150 9209-308
Fax: +49 (0)2842 92148-10 Fax: +49 (0)7150 9209-164
www.robotec-systems.de www.robotec-systems.de
info@robotec-systems.de info-sued@robotec-systems.de
Kabelmat Wickeltechnik GmbH - Germany

Steinbuckelweg 25
72293 Glatten
Telephone +49 7443 9670-0
Fax +49 7443 9670-39
kabelmat@kabelmat.com
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OVERVIEW OF STAGE TECHNOLOGY CABLING
LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY LED/VIDEO SCREEN
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS/ SPEAKER SYSTEMS

MICROPHONE
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SPEAKER SYSTEMS
Audio cables with braided screen .............................. 16 Digital audio cables AES/EBU, multipaired, pair and
Audio cables, multicore with braided screen ............. 17 overall foil screen............................................................. 23
Audio cables with foil screen, single pair ................... 18 Digital audio cables AES/EBU, multipaired, pair and
Audio cables, multipaired with foil screen ................. 19 overall foil screen, halogen-free ...................................... 24
Audio cables, multipaired, spirally screened pairs Speaker cables, twin cores .............................................. 35
and overall braided screen ......................................... 20 Speaker cables, round .................................................... 36
Digital audio cables AES/EBU, single pair Speaker cables HELUSOUND® 500 PUR .......................... 37
with spiral screen ..................................................... 21 Speaker cables HELUSOUND® 600 FRNC, halogen-free.... 38
Digital audio cables AES/EBU, single pair Speaker cables, coaxial.................................................... 39
with foil/braided screen ............................................ 22 Speaker cables, preassembled......................................... 85
LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY
AES/EBU & DMX-cable patch.................................... 25 DMX-POWER.................................................................. 28
AES/EBU & DMX-cable............................................. 26 DMX-POWER 1 x 2 x 0,25 ............................................. 29
AES/EBU TP DMX 512.............................................. 27 AES/EBU / DMX 512, preassembled............................... 84
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS/MICROPHONE
Instrument cables with spiral screen........................... 30 Microphone cables with braided screen, star quads.......... 33
Microphone cables with spiral screen, paired............. 31 Microphone cables with braided screen, halogen-free...... 34
Microphone cables with braided screen..................... 32 Microphone cable preassembled...................................... 86
LED/VIEDEO SCREEN
Video cable, single core...................................................
44 Camera cable................................................................... 46
Video cable, multicore............................................... 45 Video cable, preassembled............................................... 87
MIXER/CONTROL APPARATUS POWER

Overview DNB-Cables............................................... 60 SiHF................................................................................. 78
Overview Power Cables............................................. 64 H07 V-K/ (H)07 V-K...................................................... 80
JZ-600...................................................................... 68 HELUTEC-Star, preassembled on both sides with flexible
JZ-600-Y-CY............................................................. 70 JZ-500, numbered ....................................................... 90
H07 RN-F.................................................................. 72 HELUTEC-Star, preassembled on both sides with flexible
Megaflex® 500......................................................... 74 JZ-600, numbered ........................................................ 91
®
Megaflex 500-C..................................................... 76
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AUDIO & LIGHT
Designation Page
Audio cables with braided screen 16
Audio cables, multicore with braided screen 17
Audio cables with foil screen, single pair 18
Audio cables, multipaired with foil screen 19
Audio cables, multipaired, spirally screened pairs and overall braided screen 20
Digital audio cables AES/EBU, single pair with spiral screen 21
Digital audio cables AES/EBU, single pair with foil/braided screen 22
Digital audio cables AES/EBU, multipaired, pair and overall foil screen 23
Digital audio cables AES/EBU, multipaired, pair and overall foil screen, halogen-free 24
AES/EBU & DMX patch cable 25
AES/EBU & DMX cables 26
AES/EBU TP DMX 512 27
DMX-POWER 28
DMX-POWER 29
Instrument cables with spiral screen 30
Microphone cables with spiral screen, paired 31
Microphone cables with braided screen 32
Microphone cables with braided screen, star quads 33

Microphone cables with braided screen, halogen-free 34
Speaker cables, flat 35
Speaker cables, round 36
Speaker cables, round 37

Speaker cables, round, halogen-free 38
Speaker cables, coaxial 39
Load cables 40
Load cables 41
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Audio
Audio cables with braided screen
Type HELUSOUND audio cable analog

Cable structure 2x0,25 + 0,25
Conductor material: Copper, bare
Core insulation: PVC
Core colours: rd, wh
Stranding element: 2 cores with 1 filler and 1 earth conductor stranded
Sheath material: PVC
Cable external diameter: app. 3,4 mm
Sheath colour: black
Electrical data
Conductor resistance, max.: 75 Ohm/km
Insulation resistance, min.: 5 MOhm x km
Technical data
Weight: app. 20 kg/km
Min. bending radius for laying: 35 mm
Operating temperature range min.: -25°C
Operating temperature range max.: +70°C
Copper weight: 13,5 kg/km
Part no. Cable structure Conductor Outer diameter Cop. Weight

resistance app. mm weight app. kg / km
Ohm / km kg / km
400000 2x0,25 + 0,25 < 75,0 3,4 13,5 20,0
400001 2x0,33+0,33 < 60,0 4,0 16,3 26,0
400002 2x0,5+0,33 < 36,8 5,6 26,1 49,0
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice.
Application
The HELUSOUND® audio cable is a 2-core, shielded multipurpose cable with earth conductor. It is particularly suitable for use in microphone, radio,
studio and transmission systems.
Analog cable for short transmission distances and low frequencies.
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Audio
Audio cables, multicore, with braided screen
Type HELUSOUND audio cable analog

Cable structure 2x0,26
Core insulation: PE
Stranding element: pairs stranded
Electrical data
Conductor resistance, max.: 73,9 Ohm/km
Insulation resistance, min.: 1 GOhm x km
Technical data

Ohm / km kg / km
400003 2x0,26 < 73,9 5,2 16,8 37,0
400004 2x0,33 < 61,6 5,3 18,2 38,0
400005 4x0,33 < 61,6 5,9 27,2 52,0
400006 2x0,50 < 39,0 5,7 22,0 46,0
400007 2x0,75 < 26,0 7,2 30,0 70,0
400008 3x0,75 < 26,0 7,7 50,0 90,0
400009 4x0,75 < 26,0 8,3 60,0 102,0
400010 5x0,75 < 26,0 8,9 72,0 120,0
Application
The 2-5-core shielded HELUSOUND® audio cable with a common PE core insulation, braided shielding and PVC outer sheath is especially well suited
for use in microphone, loudspeaker, radio and transmission systems.
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Audio
Audio cables, single pair, with foil screen
Type Analog audio cables

Conductor material: Copper, tinned
Core insulation: PE
Core colours: rd, bu
Stranding element: 2 cores with 1 filler
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. 400011

Application
The 2-core HELUSOUND® audio cable is a foil shielded cable with earth conductor. This symmetrical cable is suitable for use in racks and for studio
cabling.
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Audio
Audio cables, multipaired, pairs with foil screen
Type Analog audio cables

Cable structure 2x2x0,22
Core insulation: PE
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. Cable structure Outer diameter Cop. Weight

app. mm weight app. kg / km
kg / km
400012 2x2x0,22 7,6 15,0 72,0
400013 4x2x0,22 9,2 29,0 100,0
400014 8x2x0,22 12,2 59,0 179,0
400015 12x2x0,22 14,2 90,0 248,0
400016 16x2x0,22 16,4 111,0 337,0
400017 20x2x0,22 18,4 149,0 421,0
400018 24x2x0,22 20,4 178,0 493,0
400019 32x2x0,22 22,4 238,0 620,0
400020 40x2x0,22 24,6 303,0 759,0
Application
The HELUSOUND® audio cable is an insulated, multi-core audio cable which is screened symmetrically and in pairs. The cable is particularly suitable
for permanent laying in public buildings, such as, e.g. theatres or music stages and for permanent studio installation.
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Audio
Audio cables, multipaired, spirally screened pairs and overall braided screen
Type Analog audio cables Analog audio cables

Cable structure 12x2x0,14 16x2x0,14
Conductor material: Copper, tinned Copper, tinned
Core insulation: TPE TPE
Stranding element: pairs stranded pairs stranded
Sheath material: PUR PUR
Cable external diameter: app. 12,7 mm app. 14,1 mm
Sheath colour: black black
Electrical data
Conductor resistance, max.: 150 Ohm/km 150 Ohm/km
Insulation resistance, min.: 100 MOhm x km 100 MOhm x km
Technical data
Weight: app. 190 kg/km app. 247 kg/km
Min. bending radius for laying: 127 mm 142 mm
Operating temperature range min.: -25°C -25°C
Operating temperature range max.: +70°C +70°C
Copper weight: 118,0 kg/km 165,0 kg/km
Norms Halogen-free acc. to 60754-2 Halogen-free acc. to 60754-2
Part no. 400042 400043

Application
The multipaired HELUSOUND® special sound audio cable has individually shielded pairs and is protected by an additional braided shielding and ribbed
PUR sheath. This cable is particularly suitable for use in mobile radio and transmission systems.
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Audio
AES/EBU digital audio cables, single pair, with spiral screen
Type Digital audio cables

Core insulation: PE
Stranding element: 2 cores with 1 earth conductor
Electrical data
Characteristic impedance: 110 Ohm
Technical data
Part no. 400021

Application
The HELUSOUND® AES/EBU audio cable is a 2-core, symmetrical and shielded digital sound cable with flexible spiral screen and PVC outer sheath.
The cable is suitable for longer transmission rates and larger data volumes, the transmission of digital and analog audio signals and can therefore, for
example, be used for connecting audio amplifiers, digital mixers, DAT recorders etc. The cable is also available with PUR outer sheath.
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Audio
AES/EBU digital audio cables, single pair, foil/braided screen

Core insulation: Cell PE
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. Cable structure Screen Conductor Outer diameter Cop. Weight
Ohm / km kg / km
400022 2x0,22 Foil + braid < 86,0 6,0 16,5 43,0
400023 2x0,22 Foil + braid < 86,0 4,5 15,7 25,0
400024 2x0,22 Foil < 86,0 4,2 7,3 18,0
Application
The HELUSOUND® AES/EBU audio cable is a 2-core, symmetrical and shielded digital sound cable. The cable is available in three different versions.
The standard version is characterised by double shielding; the patch variant has reduced outside diameter and the foil shielded variant is suitable for
the permanent wiring of digital devices. All three versions are suitable for the transmission of digital audio signals.
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Audio
AES/EBU digital audio cables, multipaired, pairs with foil screen and overall
foil screen

Electrical data
Technical data

kg / km
400025 2x2x0,22 9,9 16,0 85,0
400026 4x2x0,22 11,8 31,0 119,0
400027 6x2x0,22 14,9 46,0 195,0
400028 8x2x0,22 16,1 59,0 232,0
400029 12x2x0,22 19,1 85,0 330,0
400158 24x2x0,22 24,5 162,0 670,0
Application
The multipaired, digital HELUSOUND® AES/EBU audio cable is characterised by its shielding in pairs, its element sheaths and by the additional overall
sheath. This cable is suitable for the transmission of digital audio signals.
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Audio
AES/EBU digital audio cables, multipaired, pairs with foil screen and overall
foil screen, halogen-free

Core insulation: Foam-skin-PE
Core colours: wh, tq
Sheath material: LSZH soft
Sheath colour: Blue similar to RAL 5015
Electrical data
Technical data
Norms Flame-retardant acc. to IEC 60332-1

Corrosiveness acc. to EN50267-2-3

Ohm / km kg / km
400171 2x2x0,25 < 72,0 10,0 32,0 125,0
400172 4x2x0,25 < 72,0 11,9 55,0 175,0
400173 8x2x0,25 < 72,0 15,5 93,0 330,0
400174 12x2x0,25 < 72,0 19,9 139,0 450,0
Application
The multipaired, digital HELUSOUND® AES/EBU audio cable is characterised by its shielding in pairs, its element sheaths and by the additional overall
sheath. This cable is suitable for the transmission of digital audio signals.
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Audio & Light
AES/EBU & DMX patch cable
Type DMX cables

Sheath colour: blue
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. 400031

Application
The 2-core HELUSOUND® AES/EBU & DMX patch cable is foil shielded and optimally protected against external interference by its copper spiral screen.
This cable is suitable for indoor use for permanent laying for the control of lighting systems or for patching in studio technology.
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Audio & Light
AES/EBU & DMX cables
Type DMX cables DMX cables

Cable structure 2x0,34 4x0,34
Conductor material: Copper, bare Copper, bare
Core insulation: Cell PE Cell PE
Core colours: rd, wh wh,gn,bn,ye
Stranding element: 2 cores with textile filler stranded Star quad
Sheath material: PVC PVC
Electrical data
Characteristic impedance: 110 Ohm 110 Ohm
Insulation resistance, min.: 10 GOhm x km 5 GOhm x km
Technical data
Part no. 400032 400033

Application
The 2-core HELUSOUND® AES/EBU & DMX patch cable is protected against external interferences by its copper spiral screen. This cable is suitable
for permanent laying for the control of lighting systems or for connecting digital audio amplifiers. It can be installed indoors and outdoors. The max.
transmission path for DMX control amounts approx. 1000m
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Audio & Light
AES/EBU TP DMX 512
Type DMX cables

Core colours: or/wh, bu/wh
Sheath material: PVC soft
Sheath colour: black matt
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. 400034

Application
The 4-core HELUSOUND® AES/EBU & DMX cable is protected against external interference by its AL/PT foil, its copper spiral screen and its PVC outer
sheath. This cable is suitable for controlling all types of digital equipment. Also to use as microphon cabel.
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Light & Power
DMX+POWER
Type DMX cables

Cable structure (1x2x0,24)+2x1,0
Core insulation: Foam-Skin-PE (DMX), PVC (Power)
Core colours: red, white (DMX); yellow, green (Power)
Sheath material: PVC soft
Sheath colour: black matt
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. 400081

Application
The hybrid DMX Power cable is used in the professional DMX light controller. It transmits power for the light and control signals for the movement.
The cable is compact, flexible and easy to process.
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HELUSOUND®
DMX+POWER
Type DMX cables

Cable structure (1x2x0,25)+3G1,5
Core insulation: Foam-Skin-PE (DMX), PVC (Power)
Core insulation 2: PVC
Core colours: red, white (DMX); brown, blue, green/yellow (Power)
Stranding element: DMX-Element together with Power-Element and filler stranded
Sheath material: PVC flexible at low temperatures
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. 400151

Application
The HELUSOUND® DMX+POWER hybrid cable combines a shielded light control wire and the power supply wire. The DMX-cable, which is shielded
by a tin-coated copper braiding is perfectly suited for the control of light systems and mixing boards (110 Ohm characteristic intrinsic impedance). It
highlights a soft PVC insulation and it is qualified for the use at indoor and outdoor installations. The DMX cable can also be used for the transmission
of audio signals such as a microphone wire or as a power supply wire for active loudspeaker systems.
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Audio
Instrument cables with spiral screen
Type Instrument cables Instrument cables

Core insulation: Foam-skin-PE Cell PE
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. 400036 400037

Application
The HELUSOUND® instrument cable with spiral screen is a non-symmetrical, double shielded cable. This cable is specially suitable for connecting high
ohmic components such as synthesisers, keyboards or guitars in professional stage and studio operation. The high-quality 1x0.38 special cable has
an increased cross-section, a semi-conductor layer and a double spiral screen, which makes it suitable for the most stringent requirements of professional
stages and studios.
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Audio
Microphone cables with spiral screen, paired
Type Microphone cable Microphone cable

Core insulation: PE PVC
Core colours: rd, bu rd, wh
Stranding element: 2 cores with textile filler stranded pairs stranded
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. 400038 400039

Application
The 2-core HELUSOUND® microphone cable with spiral screen is suitable for use in professional stage and studio operation. The microphone cable
2x0.15 has a double spiral screen made of bare copper wires.
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Audio
Microphone cables with braided screen

Core insulation: PE PE
Core colours: rd, bu rd, wh
Stranding element: 2 cores with textile filler stranded 2 cores with textile filler stranded
Electrical data
Technical data
Part no. 400040 400080

Application
The 2-wire HELUSOUND® microphone cable with copper braid shield is suitable for use in the professional stage and studio operations, as well as for
fixed installation. The line is characterized by its highly flexible PVC jacket.
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Audio
Microphone cables with braided screen, star quads

Core colours: rd,bu,gn,bk rd,bu,gn,bk
Stranding element: Star quad Star quad
Drain wire: AWG 26/7, copper bare AWG 26/7, tinned copper
Inner sheath material: PE -
Sheath material: PVC FRNC
Electrical data
Technical data
Norms - Corrosiveness acc. to EN50267-2-3
Part no. 400041 400248

Application
The 4-core HELUSOUND® microphone cable is stranded in star quads and suitable for special application due to its earth conductor and braided
shielding. It is e.g. used as a stereo cable in the area of professional studio and microphone technique.
Easy stripping.
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Audio
Microphone cables with spiral screen, halogen-free

Core colours: rd, bu rd, bu
Stranding element: 2 cores with textile filler stranded 2 cores with textile filler stranded
Inner sheath material: PE -
Sheath material: FRNC FRNC
Electrical data
Technical data
Norms Corrosiveness acc. to EN50267-2-3 Corrosiveness acc. to EN50267-2-3
Part no. 400249 400250

Application
The 2-wire HELUSOUND® microphone cable with copper spiral screen is suitable for use in the professional stage and studio operations, as well as
for fixed installation. The line is characterized by its highly flexible PVC jacket.
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Loudspeaker Cables
TWIN
Cross section (mm²) 2 x 0,5 2 x 0,5 2 x 0,75 2 x 0,75 2 x 1,5 2 x 1,5 2 x 2,5 2 x 2,5 2x4 2x4
Part no. 40180 40023 40181 40024 40182 40025 40183 40026 40184 40027
Cable structure
Conductor material: Copper litz wire, bare
Identification: Grooves
Cond. make-up 16 x 0,20 16 x 0,20 24 x 0,20 24 x 0,20 28 x 0,25 28 x 0,25 48 x 0,25 48 x 0,25 55 x 0,30 55 x 0,30
Insulation h x w mm 2,0 x 5,0 2,1 x 4,7 2,2 x 4,9 2,2 x 4,9 2,6 x 5,5 2,6 x 5,5 3,3 x 7,0 3,3 x 7,0 4,3 x 8,2 4,3 x 8,2
Sheath material PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC
Sheath colour transparent black/red transparent black/red transparent black/red transparent black/red transparent black/red
Weight app. kg / km 15 15 20 20 37 37 63 63 80 80
Electrical characteristics
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km) 70 70 47 47 23 23 14 14 9 9
CapacitancepF/m 47 47 60 60 67 67 67 67 64 64
Inductance μH/m at
1 kHz 0,7 0,67 0,61 0,61 0,54 0,54 0,54 0,54 0,58 0,58
10 kHz 0,8 0,79 0,73 0,73 0,59 0,59 0,62 0,62 0,65 0,65
100 kHz 0,8 0,85 0,73 0,73 0,59 0,59 0,62 0,62 0,65 0,65
1000 kHz 0,8 0,8 0,67 0,67 0,52 0,52 0,56 0,56 0,59 0,59
Copper weight kg/km 9,6 9,6 14,4 14,4 28,8 28,8 48,0 48,0 76,8 76,8
Cross section (mm²) 2 x 1,5 2 x 2,5 2x4 2x6 2 x 10

Part no. 40185 40186 40187 40188 40189
Cable structure
Conductor material: Bare copper litz wire, highly flexible
Identification: Stripes
Cond. make-up 189 x 0,10 322 x 0,10 511 x 0,10 777 x 0,10 1273 x 0,10
Insulation h x w mm 3,1 x 6,5 3,6 x 7,5 5 x 10,2 6,1 x 12,5 7,0 x 15,0
Sheath material PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC
Sheath colour transparent transparent transparent transparent transparent
Weight app. kg / km 41 60 79 136 254
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km) 23 14 9 6 3
CapacitancepF/m 67 53 50 54 59
Inductance μH/m at
1 kHz 0,54 0,48 0,49 0,46 0,45
10 kHz 0,61 0,55 0,56 0,54 0,53
100 kHz 0,62 0,59 0,6 0,56 0,56
1000 kHz 0,55 0,54 0,56 0,53 0,52
Copper weight kg/km 28,8 48,0 76,8 115,2 192,0
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RM01)
Note
The materials used in manufacture are cadmium-free, contain no silicone and are free from substances harmful to the wetting properties of lacquers.
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HELUSOUND® 400 PVC
Speaker cables, round
Type Speaker cable HELUSOUND® 400

Core colours: rd, bk
Electrical data
Technical data
Weight: app. 73,4 kg/km

Ohm / km kg / km
400089 2x1,5 < 12,7 6,6 28,8 73,4
400090 2x2,5 < 7,9 7,5 48,0 106,9
400091 2x4,0 < 4,9 9,4 76,8 163,7
400092 4x2,5 < 7,9 8,8 96,0 169,3
400093 4x4,0 < 4,9 11,6 153,6 272,4
400060 8x2,5 < 7,9 13,5 192,0 349,0
400094 8x4,0 < 4,9 16,8 307,2 541,6
Application
All products of the HELUSOUND® 400 LOUDSPEAKER series impress with their extremely high flexibility. 0,15 stranded wires and a very soft PVC
outer sheath make this possible. These cables are particularly used in mobile applications on stages, in studios or in the conference industry.
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HELUSOUND® 500 PUR
Speaker cables, round
Type Speaker cable HELUSOUND® 500 PUR

Sheath material: PUR
Electrical data
Technical data
Weight: app. 66,9 kg/km

Ohm / km kg / km
400109 2x1,5 < 12,7 6,6 28,8 66,9
400110 2x2,5 < 7,9 7,5 48,0 98,5
400111 2x4,0 < 4,9 9,4 76,8 150,2
400112 4x2,5 < 7,9 8,8 96,0 159,1
400113 4x4,0 < 4,9 11,6 153,6 253,0
400114 8x2,5 < 7,9 13,5 192,0 332,1
400115 8x4,0 < 4,9 16,8 307,2 499,5
Application
The robust solution for medium and high mechanical stresses, as robust, abrasion-resistant and cut resistant. Also suitable for outdoor use.
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HELUSOUND® 600 FRNC
Speaker cables, round, halogen-free
Type Speaker cable HELUSOUND® 600 FRNC

Core insulation: FRNC
Sheath material: FRNC
Electrical data
Technical data
Norms Corrosiveness acc. to EN50267-2-3

Ohm / km kg / km
400116 2x1,5 < 12,7 6,6 28,8 77,0
400117 2x2,5 < 7,9 7,5 48,0 105,6
400118 2x4,0 < 4,9 9,4 76,8 166,9
400119 4x2,5 < 7,9 8,8 96,0 161,5
400120 4x4,0 < 4,9 11,6 153,6 271,6
400121 8x2,5 < 7,9 13,5 192,0 338,6
400122 8x4,0 < 4,9 16,8 307,2 531,5
Application
The safe solution for increasing demands on the security in case of fire, as flame retardant, low smoke, halogen-free, no corrosion damage by released
gases and fumes, no flame propagation provide for local flame propagation for the integrity of important systems.
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Audio
Speaker cables, coaxial
Type Speaker cable Speaker cable

Core insulation: PVC PVC
Core colours: Black Black
Electrical data
Conductor resistance, max.: 7,98 Ohm/km 4,95 Ohm/km
Insulation resistance, min.: 5 MOhm x km 5 MOhm x km
Technical data
Part no. 400061 400062

Application
The coaxial HELUSOUND® speaker cable is protected by a counter-rotating double spiral shield and outer jacket. It is characterized due to the
construction, in addition to robustness and good drum reeling, especially by high flexibilty and small dimensions.
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Loadcable 300/500 V + 600/1000 V
Type Loadcable 300/500 V

Cable structure
Core insulation: PVC flexible at low temperatures
Core colours: black number coded + gn/ye
Stranding element: 14 cores stranded
Sheath material: PVC flexible at low temperatures
Electrical data
Technical data
Min. bending radius for laying: 53,6 mm

Ohm / km kg / km
400143 14 G 1,5 < 13,3 13,4 201,6 322,0
400144 18 G 1,5 < 13,3 15,2 259,2 422,0
400145 14 G 2,5 < 7,98 16,6 336,0 487,0
400146 18 G 2,5 < 7,98 19,0 432,0 634,0
Application
The highly flexible loadcables are applied at medium mechanical stress in the professional stage and lighting technology, and other load circuits. The
flexibility is achieved through the building with extra fine 0,15 mm² strands and the core and sheath insulation from cold-flexible PVC.
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HELUEVENT®
Loadcable
Type Loadcable 300/500 V

Cable structure 13G2,5
Core insulation: TPE-O
Core colours: black number coded + gn/ye
Stranding element: Cores stranded in layers
Sheath material: TPU
Electrical data
Technical data
Min. bending radius for laying: 53,6 mm
Norms Flame-retardant acc. to IEC 60332-1-2

Halogen-free acc. to 60754-1
Corrosiveness acc. to EN50267-2-3

Ohm / km kg / km
400214 13G2,5 < 8,21 17,8 308,7 564,0
400234 7G4 < 5,09 17,8 269,0 502,0
400235 7G6 < 3,39 21,3 403,0 737,0
Application
The highly flexible load cables are applied at medium mechanical stress in the professional stage and lighting technology, and other load circuits. The
flexibility is achieved through the building with extra fine 0,15 mm² strands and the core and sheath insulation from cold-flexible PVC.
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VIDEO
Designation Page
Video cable, 75 Ohm 44
Video cables, multicore 45
Camera cables 46
RG-Coaxial cables 47
Halogen-free RG-Coaxial cables 51
CATV-Cables 52
SAT-Coaxial cables 53
Multimedia-Coaxial cables 54
SAT/BK-Coaxial cables 55
SAT/BK-Coaxial cables 56
RGB-COAX-CY / RGB-COAX-(St) Y 57
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Video
Video cables, single core
used as Indoors Indoors, Indoors Indoors Indoors, Indoors Indoors Indoors Indoors,
underground underground outdoors
Type 0,6/2,8 1,0/6,6 1.0/6.6 2YD 1,0/6,6 1.0/6.6D 0.6L/3.7 0,6/3,7 1.0/6.6D 0,6L/3,7+2x0,75
Part no. 40022 40056 40175 40173 40073 40170 40171 40174 40028
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 0,6 1 1 1 1 0,2 0,6 1 0,6
Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare
Insulation Ø mm 2,8 Cell PE 6,4 PE 6,4 PE 6,4 PE 6,4 PE 3,7 PE 3,7 PE 6,4 PE 3,7 PE
1st Outer conductor Polyester foil Bare copper Bare copper Bare copper Bare copper Bare copper Bare copper Bare copper Bare copper braid
coated with braid braid braid braid braid braid braid
aluminium on
both sides
Ø app. mm - 7 7 7 7 4,2 4,3 7 -
Inner steath/Foil - - PE - Foil - - Foil -
Ø app. mm - - 8,5 - - - - - -
2nd Outer conductor Tinned copper no Bare copper no Bare copper no no Bare copper -
braid braid braid braid
Ø app. mm - - 9,1 - 7,6 - - 7,6 -
Outer sheath FRNC PE PVC PVC PE PVC PVC PVC PVC
Sheath colour green black green green black green green green black
Outer Ø app. mm 4,3 8,8 11,0 8,8 9,0 6,1 6,1 9,0 11,8
Min. bending radius app. mm 25 45 55 45 50 30 30 50 50
Weight app. kg / km 24 93 151 95 125 48 48 128 85
Impedance (Ohm) 75 ± 2 75 ± 1 75 ± 1 75 ± 1 75 ± 1 75 ± 1 75 ± 1 75 ± 1 75 ± 3
Attenuation at 20°C
(db/100m)
1 MHz 0,9 0,6 0,6 0,6 0,6 1,2 1,1 0,6 1,1
5 MHz 2,2 1,3 1,4 1,3 1,4 2,6 2,5 1,4 2,5
7 MHz 2,6 - - - - - - - -
10 MHz 3,2 2 2 2 2 3,6 3,5 2 3,5
50 MHz 7,5 - - - - - - - -
100 MHz 10,2 - - - - - - - -
Propagation velocity v/c 0,8 0,66 0,66 0,66 0,66 0,66 0,66 0,66 0
DC resistance at 20°C
Inner conductor max.Ohm/km 63 22 24 22 24 83 63 24 63
Outer conductor max.Ohm/km 21 7,5 6,5 7,5 3,5 12,5 13 3,5 13
CapacitancepF/m 54 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67
Test voltage (50 Hz, kVeff.) 3,5 7 7 7 7 4,2 4,2 7 4
Working voltage at (kV)

Pulse operation - 6 6 6 6 3,6 3,6 6 -
HF-operation (peak value) - 3 3 3 3 1,8 1,8 3 -
DC operation - 14 14 14 14 8 8 14 -
Screening efficiency (dB)
50 and 900 MHzุ 90 - - - - - - - -
Copper weight kg/km 11,0 32,0 78,0 32,0 78,0 22,0 22,0 78,0 38,0
Note
Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are cadmium-free and contain no silicone and free from substances harmful to the wetting properties of lacquers.
Ⴠ ALPR=Polyesterfoil coated with Aluminium on both sides
bl=Bare, bk=Black, Cu=Copper, D=2xbraiding, FRNC=Flame Retardant Non-Corrosive, G=Braid, gn=Green, PE=Polyethylene, PEE=Cell-PE,
PVC=Polyvinylchloride
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Video
Video cables, multicore
Type Video Cables

Cable structure 3x(0,6/2,8)
Electrical data
Inner conductor resistance, max.: 65 Ohm/km
Technical data

kg / km
400068 3x(0,6/2,8) 12,9 49,0 178,0
400069 4x(0,6/2,8) 14,1 65,0 214,0
400070 5x(0,6/2,8) 15,3 81,0 259,0
400071 6x(0,6/2,8) 16,7 97,0 295,0
400072 7x(0,6/2,8) 16,7 113,0 310,0
Application
The multi-core, coaxial HELUKABEL® video cable is distinguished by 75 Ohm, cell PE insulation, AL foil and braided shielding, PVC element sheath
and outer sheath. Alternative we also offer a halogen-free and flame-resistant version. As example it is suitable for the parallel transmission of signals
(e.g. RGB).
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Video
Camera cables, Triax
Type Camera Cables

Cable structure Triax 8
Conductor material: Copper, silvered
Core insulation: PE
Sheath material: PUR
Sheath colour: red
Electrical data
Technical data

insulation app. mm weight app. kg / km
mm kg / km
400073 Triax 8 4,5 8,5 55,0 95,0
400074 Triax 11 6,5 11,0 80,0 150,0
400075 Triax 14 9,7 14,4 128,0 235,0
400076 Triax 8 flex 4,5 8,5 55,0 105,0
400077 Triax 11 flex 6,1 11,2 80,0 160,0
400078 Triax 14 flex 9,7 14,4 133,0 250,0
Application
The HELUKABEL® Triax cable ensures the optimal transmission of image signals. This is possible because of the low attenuation values, thick cross-braided
shielding and an especially rugged outer sheath. For the Flex variant, the PVC inner and outer sheath are replaced by TPE to guarantee greater flexibility.
The Triax cables are primarily used to connect video cameras and image transmission systems and are suitable for mobile use.
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RG-Coaxial Cables
Type RG 6 A/U RG 11 A/U RG 58 C/U RG 59 B/U RG 62 A/U RG 71 B/U

Part no. 40001 40002 40003 40004 40005 40006
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 1 x 0,7 7 x 0,4 19 x 0,2 1 x 0,6 1 x 0,6 1 x 0,6
Steel/copper, bare Tinned copper Tinned copper Steel/copper, bare Steel/copper, bare Steel/copper, bare
Insulation Ø mm 4,7 PE 7,3 PE 2,95 PE 3,7 PE 3,7 PE, hollow 3,7 PE, hollow
Outer conductor 2 braids Braid Braid Braid Braid 2 braids
Silvered copper Copper, bare Tinned copper Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare
Copper, bare - - - - Tinned copper
Outer sheath PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC
Min. bending radius app. mm 40 50 25 30 30 30
Temperature range °C -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -50 to +70
Copper weight kg/km 72,0 58,0 29,0 28,0 28,0 48,0
Outer Ø app. mm 8,4 10,3 5,0 6,2 6,2 6,2
Weight app. kg / km 115 140 38 57 52 62
Impedance (Ohm) 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 50 ± 2 75 ± 3 93 ± 5 93 ± 3
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz 3 3 3 3 3 3
Propagation velocity v/c 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,8 0,8
(db/100m)
100 MHz 8,8 7,5 17 11,5 10,5 10,5
200 MHz 13,5 11 24 16,5 15 15
500 MHz 21 18,5 39 27 24,5 24,5
800 MHz 27,5 24 51 35 32,5 32,5
1000 MHz - 30 56 41 35 -
1350 MHz - - - - - -
1750 MHz - - - - - -
CapacitancepF/m 67 67 101 67 42,5 42,5
Rel. velocity of propagation % 67 67 67 67 83 83
Insulation resistance
MOhm x kmmin. 10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km) 110 23 53 171 155 136
Nominal peak voltagekVs 3 5 2 4 1 2
Dielectric strength
50 Hz kV eff 7 10 5 7 3 3
- - - - - -
Note
Ⴠ RG-Coaxial types are in accordance with US-Military specifications MIL-C-17.
Ⴠ RG/U: R=Radio, G=Guide, U=Utility
Application
Coaxial cables are used in high frequency transmission, especially for transmitters and receivers, computers, radio and TV transmissions. The varied
mechanical, thermal and electronic properties of Coaxial cables mean that they can be used up into the GHz levels, as per cable type.
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RG-Coaxial Cables
Type RG 174 A/U RG 174 U RG 178 B/U RG 179 B/U RG 180 B/U RG 187 A/U
Part no. 40197 400189 40007 40008 40009 40010
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 7 x 0,2 7 x 0,2 7 x 0,1 7 x 0,1 7 x 0,1 7 x 0,1
Steel/copper, bare Steel/copper, bare Steel/copper, silvered Steel/copper, silvered Steel/copper, silvered Steel/copper, silvered
Insulation Ø mm 1,52 PE 1,52 PE 0,86 PTFE 1,6 PTFE 2,6 PTFE 1,6 PTFE
Outer conductor Braid Braid Braid Braid Braid Braid
Tinned copper Tinned copper Silvered copper Silvered copper Silvered copper Silvered copper
- - - - - -
Outer sheath PVC PVC FEP FEP FEP PFA
Min. bending radius app. mm 15 15 10 15 25 15
Temperature range °C -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -55 to +200 -55 to +200 -55 to +200 -55 to +260
Copper weight kg/km 7,0 7,0 7,0 8,0 11,0 9,0
Outer Ø app. mm 2,8 2,6 1,8 2,5 3,7 2,6
Weight app. kg / km 11 11 8 16 28 17
Impedance (Ohm) 50 ± 2 50 ± 2 50 ± 2 75 ± 3 95 ± 5 75 ± 3
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz 1 1 3 3 3 3
Propagation velocity v/c 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7
(db/100m)
100 MHz 30 30 43 28 20 28
200 MHz 45 45 62 41 33 41
500 MHz 73 73 102 69 - 69
800 MHz 93 93 134 92 - 92
1000 MHz - - - - - -
1350 MHz - - - - - -
1750 MHz - - - - - -
CapacitancepF/m 101 101 93 63 50 64
Rel. velocity of propagation % 70 70 70 70 70 70
MOhm x kmmin. 10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km) 360 360 860 840 840 840
Nominal peak voltagekVs 1 1 1 1 2 1
Dielectric strength
50 Hz kV eff 2 2 2 2 2 2
- - - - - -
Note
Ⴠ The colour at FEP and PFA outer sheath is brown or white as per production outlet.
Application
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RG-Coaxial Cables
Type RG 213 RG 213 LL RG 214 U RG 59 B/U TWIN

Part no. 40012 400168 40011 400190
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 7 x 0,8 7x1 7 x 0,8 7 x 0,6
Copper, bare Copper, bare Silvered copper Steel/copper, bare
Insulation Ø mm 7,24 PE 7,25 Cell PE, foamed 7,24 PE 3,7 PE
Outer conductor Braid foil 2 braids Braid
Copper, bare Copper, bare 2x silvered copper Copper, bare
- - - -
Outer sheath PVC PVC PVC PVC
Min. bending radius app. mm 50 50 50 30
Temperature range °C -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -20 to +70
Copper weight kg/km 85,0 89,0 120,0 46,0
Outer Ø app. mm 10,3 10,2 10,8 12,6
Weight app. kg / km 159 166 198 102
Impedance (Ohm) 50 ± 2 50 ± 3 50 ± 2 75 ± 3
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz 3 3 11 3
Propagation velocity v/c 0,7 0,8 0,7 0,7
(db/100m)
100 MHz 7 4,3 7 11,1
200 MHz 10,2 5,8 10,2 16,8
500 MHz 17 9,6 17 27
800 MHz 23 12,9 23 35,1
1000 MHz - 15 - 39,2
1350 MHz - - - -
1750 MHz - - - -
CapacitancepF/m 101 82 101 67
Rel. velocity of propagation % 100 67 67 67
MOhm x kmmin. 10
5
- 10
5
-
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km) 10 10 10 10
Nominal peak voltagekVs 5 0 5 0
Dielectric strength
50 Hz kV eff 10 0 10 0
- - - -
Note
Ⴠ The colour outer sheath at PTFE is brown or transparent as per production outlet.
Application
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RG-Coaxial Cables
Type RG 217 RG 218 RG 223 U RG 316 B/U

Part no. 40200 40201 40202 40203
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 1 x 2,7 1 x 4,95 1 x 0,9 7 x 0,2
Copper, bare Copper, bare Silvered copper Steel/copper, silvered
Insulation Ø mm 9,4 PE 17,3 PE 2,95 PE 1,52 PTFE
Outer conductor 2 braids Braid 2 braids Braid
Copper, bare Copper, bare 2x silvered copper Silvered copper
- - - -
Outer sheath PVC PVC PVC PTFE/ alt. FEP
Min. bending radius app. mm 70 110 25 15
Temperature range °C -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -55 to +200
Copper weight kg/km 187,0 348,0 44,0 9,0
Outer Ø app. mm 13,84 22,1 5,2 2,5
Weight app. kg / km 300 710 60 15
Impedance (Ohm) 50 ± 2 50 ± 2 50 ± 2 50 ± 2
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz 3 3 3 3
Propagation velocity v/c 0,66 0,66 0,7 0,7
(db/100m)
100 MHz 4,8 2,9 17 28
200 MHz 7,1 4,5 23 40
500 MHz 12,3 8,1 38 68
800 MHz 16,8 11,2 50 90
1000 MHz - - - -
1350 MHz - - - -
1750 MHz - - - -
CapacitancepF/m 101 101 101 95
Rel. velocity of propagation % 100 100 67 70
MOhm x kmmin. 10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km) 5 2 36 310
Nominal peak voltagekVs 7 11 2 1
Dielectric strength
50 Hz kV eff 10 15 5 2
- - - -
Note
Ⴠ The colour outer sheath at PTFE is brown or transparent as per production outlet.
Application
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RG-Coaxial Cables
halogen-free
Type RG.../U 11 A/U 58 C/U 59 B/U 62 A/U 71 B/U 213 U 214 U

Part no. 40190 40191 40192 40193 40194 40195 40196
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 7 x 0,4 19 x 0,2 1 x 0,6 1 x 0,6 1 x 0,6 7 x 0,8 7 x 0,8
Tinned copper Tinned copper Steel/copper, bare Steel/copper, bare Steel/copper, bare Copper, bare Silvered copper
Insulation Ø mm 7,3 PE 2,95 PE 3,7 PE 3,7 PE, hollow 3,7 PE, hollow 7,24 PE 7,24 PE
Outer conductor Braid Braid Braid Braid 2 braids Braid 2 braids
Copper, bare Tinned copper Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare 2x silvered copper
- - - - Tinned copper - -
Outer sheath HM2 HM2 HM2 HM2 HM2 HM2 HM2
Min. bending radius app. mm 50 25 30 30 30 50 50
Temperature range °C -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -35 to +80 -50 to +70 -35 to +80 -35 to +80
Copper weight kg/km 58,0 29,0 28,0 28,0 48,0 85,0 120,0
Outer Ø app. mm 10,3 5,4 6,4 6,4 6,9 10,3 10,8
Weight app. kg / km 144 38 57 54 64 155 203
Impedance (Ohm) 75 ± 3 50 ± 2 75 ± 3 93 ± 5 93 ± 3 50 ± 2 50 ± 2
Frequency range
f (max.) GHz 3 3 3 3 3 3 11
Propagation velocity v/c 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,8 0,8 0,7 0,7
(db/100m)
3 MHz 1,3 2,9 2 2 2 1,2 1,2
10 MHz 2,4 5,3 3,8 3,7 3,7 2,3 2,3
100 MHz 7,8 17 12,2 12 12,5 7,5 7,5
200 MHz 11,3 24,4 17,6 17,3 17,3 10,9 10,9
500 MHz 18,7 39,2 27,2 24,7 24,7 17,2 17,2
800 MHz 23,4 47,8 35,2 34,6 34,6 22,6 22,6
CapacitancepF/m 68 0 68 42,5 42,5 101 101
Rel. velocity of propagation % 67 67 67 43 43 101 101
MOhm x kmmin. 10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
5
Loop resistance
max. (Ohm/km) 23 53 171 155 136 10 10
Nominal peak voltagekVs 5 2 2 1 1 5 5
Dielectric strength
50 HzkVeff. 10 5 7 3 3 10 10
Note
Ⴠ H-outer sheath = halogen-free material (HM2)
Ⴠ FRNC = Flame Retardant Non-Corrosive
Application
Coaxial cables are used in high frequency transmission, especially for transmitters and receivers, computers, radio and TV transmissions where no
flame propagation under behaviour in fire is permitted. The varied mechanical, thermal and electronic properties of Coaxial cables mean that they can
be used up into the GHz levels, as per cable type.
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CATV-Cables
screened
used as Underground Outdoor span Underground BK-Underground BK-Underground BK-Underground BK-Underground

Type 0.7/4.4 1.1/7.3 1.1/7.3 1.8/11.5 A-2YK2Y1 A-2Y0K2Y1 A-2Y0K2Y1 A-2Y0K2Y1
ALG ALG ALG-T FG iKx 1.1/7.3 nKx 2.2/8.8 qKx 3.3/13.5 sKx 4.9/19.4
Part no. 40135 40139 40140 40141 40142 40143 40144 40179
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 0,7 1,1 1,1 1,8 1,1 2,2 3,3 4,9
Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare
Insulation Ø mm 4,4 PE 7,3 PE 7,3 PE 11,5 PE 7,3 PE 8,8 PE, hollow 13,5 PE, hollow 19,4 PE, hollow
Outer conductor Polyester foil Polyester foil Polyester foil Copper tape Copper tube, Copper tube, Copper tube, Copper tube,
coated with coated with coated with welded welded welded welded
aluminium on both aluminium on both aluminium on both
sides sides sides
Braid Braid Braid Braid - - - -
- - - - - - - -
Outer sheath PVC PE PE PE PE PE PE PE
Sheath colour white black black black black black black black
Outer Ø app. mm 6,6 10,5 2,8 15,0 11,0 12,5 17,0 24,4
Min. bending radius app. mm 35 100 150 150 160 200 300 400
Strain/suspending wire N - - 5500 - - - - -
Weight app. kg / km 44 98 177 218 142 183 347 500
Impedance (Ohm) 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 75 ± 2 75 ± 2 75 ± 1 75 ± 1
CapacitancepF/m 67 67 67 67 65 51 51 50
Propagation velocity v/c 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,88 0,88 0,89
(db/100m)
100 MHz 9 5,2 5,2 3,5 5,4 2,8 1,9 1,3
200 MHz 12 7,3 7,3 5,2 7,9 4 2,7 1,9
500 MHz 21,2 12,6 12,6 9 12,9 6,6 4,4 3,1
800 MHz 27,5 16,8 16,8 12 17,3 8,4 5,7 4,1
950 MHz 30,5 18,8 18,8 13 18,9 9,3 6,3 4,4
1350 MHz 37 23 23 - - - - -
1750 MHz 43 27,7 27,7 - - - - -
2050 MHz 47,5 30,2 30,2 - - - - -
Structural return loss min. (dB) between
30 and 300 MHz 30 32 32 30 26 26 28 28
300 and 600 MHz 30 32 32 30 23 23 25 25
600 and 960 MHz 25 30 30 28 21 21 23 23
960 and 1750 MHz 23 27 27 25 - - - -
Inner conductor max.Ohm/km 47 18,5 18,5 7,3 22 5,6 2,5 1
Outer conductor max.Ohm/km 23 11 11 6,5 3,1 3 2 1

50 and 100 MHzุ 75 80 80 80 110 110 110 110
100 and 500 MHzุ 75 85 85 85 110 110 110 110
500 and 1000 MHzุ 75 85 85 85 110 110 110 110
1000 and 2050 MHzุ 75 78 78 80 110 110 110 110
Post office approved G670009A G670011A G622015B G622010B - - - -
Note
Ⴠ BK-underground: broadband cable in accordance with FTZ 15 TV 11 (post cable)
Ⴠ AL=Aluminium, ALPR=Polyesterfoil coated with Aluminium on both sides
BK-cable=broadband communication cable, Cu=Copper, CuR=Cu-tube welded, CuW=Copperweld, F=Foil, G=Braid, PE=Polyethylene,
PEH=Polyethylene air-space insulation, PVC=Polyvinylchloride
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SAT-Coaxial Cables
up to 2150 MHz, for satellite-receivers, double screened
Type 1,1/4,8 1.65/7.2 ALG SAT-MINI 1 DUO 2x0.7/2.9 QUADRO 4x0.7/2.9

Part no. 40150 40151 40159 40168 40169
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 1,1 Tinned copper 1,6 Copper, bare 0,8 Copper, bare 0,65 Copper, bare 0,6 Copper, bare
Insulation Ø mm 5 Cell PE 7,2 Cell PE 3,5 Cell PE 3 Cell PE 3 Cell PE
Core colours - - - - -
Outer conductor Polyester foil coated with Polyester foil coated with Polyester foil coated with Polyester foil coated with Polyester foil coated with
aluminium on both sides aluminium on both sides aluminium on both sides aluminium on both sides aluminium on both sides
Braid Braid Braid Braid Braid
- - - - -
Outer sheath PVC PE PVC PVC PVC
Sheath colour white black white white white
Outer Ø app. mm 6,8 10,1 5,4 x 10,8 8,6 x 4,3 20,0 x 4,3
Min. bending radius app. mm 50 60 40 35 80
Weight app. kg / km 49 81 62 40 82
Impedance (Ohm) 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 75 ± 3
CapacitancepF/m 55 55 55 55 55
Propagation velocity v/c 0,8 0,82 0,82 0,8 0,8
(db/100m)
100 MHz 5 3,7 8 8,9 8,9
200 MHz 7,3 5,1 11,5 13,5 13,5
500 MHz 13 9 18,5 22 22
800 MHz 17,2 11,8 23,5 28 28
950 MHz 19,5 13,6 25,5 31,5 31,5
1350 MHz 23,5 16,8 31 37 37
1750 MHz 27,6 19,7 35,5 42,3 42,3
2050 MHz 30 22 39,5 45,9 45,9
2150 MHz 31 22,5 43 50,4 50,4
30 and 300 MHz 28 31 27 20 20
300 and 600 MHz 28 30 25 17 18
600 and 960 MHz 26 30 20 17 15
960 and 2050 MHz 24 28 20 - -
Inner conductor max.Ohm/km 18 9 36 110 52
Outer conductor max.Ohm/km 20 12 28 22 26
Max. nominal voltage (V) - - - - -

50 and 100 MHzุ 75 80 78 75 75
100 and 500 MHzุ 75 85 78 75 75
500 and 1000 MHzุ 75 85 75 75 75
1000 and 2050 MHzุ 75 78 75 75 75
Post office approved G670010A G622016B - - -

Copper weight kg/km 21,0 35,0 30,0 16,0 50,0
Note
Ⴠ AL=Aluminium, ALPR=Polyesterfoil coated with Aluminium on both sides
Cu=Copper, CuW=Copperweld, F=Foil, G=Braid, PE=Polyethylene, PEH=Polyethylene air-space insulation, PVC=Polyvinylchloride, vz=tinned
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Multimedia-Coaxial Cables
SAT 1,0/4,6GH, up to 2400MHz, for digital-tv, double screened, screening efficieny >90dB
used as inner/outer Underground Safety zones

Type 1.0/4.6 GH-Y 1.0/4.6 GH-2Y 1.0/4.6 GH-FRNC
Part no. 40176 40177 40178
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 1 Copper with skin 1 Copper with skin 1 Copper with skin
Insulation Ø mm 4,6 Cell polyethylene with skin and PIB 4,6 Cell polyethylene with skin and PIB 4,6 Cell polyethylene with skin and
coating coating PIB coating
Outer conductor Polyester foil coated with aluminium on Polyester foil coated with aluminium on Polyester foil coated with aluminium
both sides both sides on both sides
Outer sheath PVC PE FRNC
Sheath colour white black grey
Outer Ø app. mm 6,6 6,6 6,6
Approv. bending radius app. mm 45 45 45
Weight app. kg / km 40 40 40
Impedance (Ohm) 75 ± 1 75 ± 1 75 ± 1
CapacitancepF/m 55 55 55
Propagation velocity v/c 0,8 0,85 0,85
(db/100m)
100 MHz 5,8 5,8 5,8
200 MHz 7,8 7,8 7,8
450 MHz 12,5 12,5 12,5
600 MHz 14,7 14,7 14,7
800 MHz 17,2 17,2 17,2
1000 MHz 19,1 19,1 19,1
1750 MHz 26,2 26,2 26,2
2050 MHz 28,5 28,5 28,5
2400 MHz 31,3 31,3 31,3
30 and 300 MHz 30 30 30
300 and 600 MHz 32 32 32
600 and 960 MHz 31 31 31
960 and 1750 MHz 26 26 26
1750 and 2400 MHz 30 30 30
Inner conductor max.Ohm/km 18 18 18
Outer conductor max.Ohm/km 20 20 20
Max. nominal voltage (V) - - -
Screening efficiency (dB) ุ 90 90 90

Copper weight kg/km 22,0 22,0 22,0
Note
Ⴠ FRNC=Flame Retardant Non Corrosive, PEE= Cell-Polyethylene, PIB= Polyisobutylene, ALPR=Polyesterfoil coated with Aluminium on both sides
F=Foil, G=Braid, GH=Braid-covering ca. 88%
Application
Ⴠ Copper inner-conductor 1,02 with skin-effect
Protection against humidity and corrosion / Solid compound of dielectric. No change of position during installation in narrow bending radius.
Ⴠ Dielectric 4,6 mm Ø : - special PE-compound, foaming by GAS-INJEKTION
Important improvement of propagation velocity values / Very high transmission speed of individual signals (presumption for Multimedia) /
Improvement for the resistance to ageing / Reduction of attenuation-loss by approx. 2dB
Ⴠ The over surface of dielectric consists too a skin-coating (smooth over surface)
Protection against humidity and other chemical influences / Minimum impedance tolerance ± 2 Ohm / This coaxial cable is crimpable / Installation
in narrow bending radius, no kinking risk / The transmission-loss of signals are hardly measurable to the advance in years / Additionally to the
skin-effect, the dielectric contains a gel-coating (special PIB-cpmpound) / We therefore offer a 15 years guarantee for attenuation-loss by
installation at 20°C room-temperature
Ⴠ Screening
a) AL/PR-foil, polyesterfoil coated with aluminium on both sides or b) Copper braiding of tinned wires, screening efficiency >90 dB
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SAT/BK-Coaxial Cables
for digital-tv / satellite-receivers, screened
used as inner inner/outer inner/outer inner Underground inner inner

Type 0,7/2,9 0,7/4,5 0,8/3,5 1,1/5,0 1,6/7,0 1,0/4,6 1,0/4,6
Part no. 40015 40016 40085 40017 40018 400182 400197
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 0,6 0,75 0,8 1,1 1,63 1 1
Copper, bare Tinned copper Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare
Insulation Ø mm 3 Polyethylene, 4,5 Polyethylene, 3,5 Polyethylene, 4,8 Polyethylene, 7,1 Polyethylene, 4,6 Cell PE, 4,6 Cell PE,
foamed foamed foamed foamed foamed foamed foamed
Outer conductor ALPR-FG ALPR-FG ALPR-FG ALPR-FG ALPR-FG ALPR-FG ALPR-FG
- - - - - - -
1st Screen - ALPR foil foil foil foil foil foil foil
2nd Screen - Cu-Braid Braid Braid Braid Braid Braid Braid Braid
Outer sheath PVC PVC PVC PVC PE PE PE
Sheath colour white white white white black white white
Outer Ø app. mm 4,3 6,6 5,0 6,9 10,3 6,8 6,8
Min. bending radius app. mm 43 35 50 45 60 50 50
Weight app. kg / km 20 40 32 47 110 46 48
Impedance (Ohm) 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 75 ± 3 75 ± 2 75 ± 2 75 ± 3 75 ± 3
Capacitance pF/m 55 67 53 55 55 55 55
Propagation velocity v/c 0,8 0,66 0,8 0,8 0,85 0,8 0,8
(db/100m)
100 MHz 8,1 7,1 6,3 4,9 3 6,7 6,1
200 MHz 13,3 10,4 11,5 7,7 6,1 9,3 8,7
450 MHz 20,9 16,8 17,1 11,6 9 13,7 14,1
800 MHz - 25 - - - - -
1000 MHz 31,5 27,4 26,5 18,9 14,3 22,2 20,5
1750 MHz 42,2 37,4 36,4 26,6 20,1 29,6 25,6
2050 MHz 45,8 40,5 39,7 28,2 22,5 33,3 29,4
2250 MHz 49,9 44,3 43,1 29,5 24 - -
2400 MHz 55,5 45 - 31,9 - 36 31,9
30 and 300 MHz 20 20 35 25 40 - -
300 and 600 MHz 18 18 35 18 35 35 35
600 and 960 MHz 16 18 30 17 35 35 35
960 and 1750 MHz - - 30 15 30 30 30
Inner conductor max.Ohm/km 52 110 36 18 9 9 9
Outer conductor max. Ohm/km 29 22 28 14 21 21 21
Max. nominal voltage (V) - - - - - - -

50 and 100 MHz ุ 95 90 90 95 90 115 120
100 and 500 MHz ุ 95 90 90 95 90 115 120
500 and 1000 MHz ุ 95 90 90 95 90 115 120
1000 and 2050 MHz ุ 95 90 90 95 90 115 120
Copper weight kg/km 12,5 9,0 9,0 25,0 32,0 17,0 17,0
- - - - - - -
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SAT/BK-Coaxial Cables
for digital-tv / satellite-receivers, screened, halogen-free
used as inner inner/outer inner

Type 1,1/5,0 1,1/5,0 1.6/7.0
FRNC FRNC FRNC
Part no. 40019 40021 40020
Cable structure
Inner conductor Ø mm 1,1 1,1 1,6
Copper, bare Copper, bare Copper, bare
Insulation Ø mm 4,8 Cell PE, 4,8 Cell PE, 7,1 Polyethylene,
foamed foamed foamed
Outer conductor ALPR-FG ALPR-FG ALPR-FG
- - -
1st Screen - ALPR foil foil foil
2nd Screen - Cu-Braid Braid Braid Braid
Outer sheath FRNC FRNC FRNC
Sheath colour white black white
Outer Ø app. mm 6,8 6,8 10,0
Min. bending radius app. mm 48 48 60
Weight app. kg / km 47 47 110
Impedance (Ohm) 75 ± 2 75 ± 2 75 ± 2
Capacitance pF/m 53 55 53
Propagation velocity v/c 0,8 0,8 0,8
(db/100m)
100 MHz 4,7 4,9 3,8
200 MHz 7 7,2 5,5
450 MHz 11,5 11,6 8,6
800 MHz 17 - 12,1
1000 MHz 18,1 18,9 13,2
1750 MHz 25 26,6 17,5
2050 MHz 27,3 28,2 19
2250 MHz 28 29,5 19,9
2400 MHz 29,3 31,9 22,5
30 and 300 MHz 25 40 25
300 and 600 MHz 18 40 18
600 and 960 MHz 17 35 17
960 and 1750 MHz 15 30 15
Inner conductor max.Ohm/km 18 18 9
Outer conductor max. Ohm/km 14 14 21
Max. nominal voltage (V) - - -

50 and 100 MHz ุ 90 95 90
100 and 500 MHz ุ 90 95 90
500 and 1000 MHz ุ 90 95 90
1000 and 2050 MHz ุ 90 95 90
Copper weight kg/km 25,0 25,0 50,5

- - -
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RGB-COAX-CY / RGB-COAX-(St)Y
transmission cables for colour monitor
Technical data Cable structure Properties

Ⴠ Base cable 0,37/1,5 or 0,6/3,7 RGB-COAX-CY ... x0,37/1,5 Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are
Ⴠ Temperature range Ⴠ Inner conductor bare copper, solid, cadmium-free and contain no silicone
fixed installation -10°C to +80°C conductor Ø 0,37 mm and free from substances harmful to
flexing -5°C to +50°C Ⴠ Dielectric (insulation) of cell-Polyethylene the wetting properties of lacquers.
Ⴠ Mutual capacitance 67 nF/km Ⴠ Outer conductor of tinned copper wire
Ⴠ Impedance 75 Ohm braiding
Ⴠ Attenuation Ⴠ PVC-sheath in colour
RGB-Coax 0,37/1,5 red, green, blue for 3xRGB COAX
1 MHz = 2,0 dB/100m red, green, blue, white, black for
2 MHz = 2,8 dB/100m 5xRGB COAX
5 MHz = 4,0 dB/100m Ⴠ 3 or 5 Coax twisted with optimal lay-length
10 MHz = 5,8 dB/100m Ⴠ Foil taping
20 MHz = 8,4 dB/100m Ⴠ Overall braid-screening, tinned copper with
50 MHz = 13,9 dB/100m optimal surface coverage and drain-wire
100 MHz = 19,8 dB/100m Ⴠ PVC-outer sheath, black
200 MHz = 28,5 dB/100m RGB-COAX-CY 3x0,37/1,5 + 3x0,25
RGB-Coax 0,6/3,7 Ⴠ Cable structure as per above, but with
1 MHz = 1,1 dB/100m 3 additional control cores (3x0,25) in the
2 MHz = 1,5 dB/100m interstices, colour brown, green, white
5 MHz = 2,5 dB/100m RGB-COAX-(St)Y ... x0,6/3,7 (deviation)
10 MHz = 3,5 dB/100m Ⴠ Inner conductor, bare copper, solid,
20 MHz = 4,5 dB/100m conductor Ø 0,6 mm
50 MHz = 7,2 dB/100m Ⴠ Outer conductor of tinned or bare copper
100 MHz = 10,4 dB/100m wire braiding
200 MHz = 15,1 dB/100m Ⴠ Foil taping
Ⴠ Minimum bending radius Ⴠ Plastic coated aluminium foil and drain wire
15x cable Ø Ⴠ Outer sheath of PVC, green or black
Application
RGB cables are suitable for the transmission of both analogue and digital video signals.
They are used particularly as connecting cables for data systems, engineering applications (CAD, high-definition graphics) and in television studios.
The three main signals (red, green, blue) are transmitted separately. Depending on the application, it is possible to supply the base cable with further
coaxial cables or with symmetrical signal cores for the intensity and horizontal or vertical synchronisation.
Part no. No. RGB-Coax Outer Ø Cop. Weight

n x mm app. mm weight app. kg / km
kg / km
40145 3 x 0,37/1,5 7,2 23,0 59,0
40147 3 x 0,37/1,5 + 3 x 0,25 8,2 60,5 89,0
40146 5 x 0,37/1,5 9,0 36,0 89,0
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DATA, NETWORK & BUS TECHNOLOGY
Designation Page
Data cable 600 S-STP 60
Data cable 600 S-STP ROBUST 60
Data cable 600 A Outdoor S-STP PVC/PVC 60
Data cable 1200 S-STP 60
Data cable 600 S-STP flex 60
Data cable 200 S-FTP ROBUSTFLEX 60
Data cable 100 S S-FTP 4-CORE DRAG CHAIN Eco 60
Data cable 100 S S-FTP 4-PAIR DRAG CHAIN Eco 60
Data cable 200 S S-FTP 4-CORE DRAG CHAIN 60
Data cable 200 S S-FTP 4-PAIR DRAG CHAIN 60
Fibre optic mini breakout cable I-V(ZN)H 61
Fibre optic-breakout cable I-V(ZN)HH 61
Fibre optic-universal-mini breakout cable A/I-VQ(ZN)BH 61
Fibre optic-universal cable A/I-DQ(ZN)BH 61
Fibre optic-cable, flexible A-V(ZN)11Y11Y 61
Fibre optic mobile trailing cable A-V(ZN)11Y 61
Fibre optic-breakout cable HCS AT-VQH(ZN)B2Y 61
Fibre optic-breakout cable HCS I-V(ZN)Y11Y 61
POF/PE polymer fibre cable I-V2Y 61
POF/PA polymer fibre cable I-V4Y(ZN)11Y 61
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COPPER DATA CABLES
FOR FIXED INSTALLATION

Data cable 600 S-STP Data cable 600 A for outdoor use S-STP PVC/PVC
Part no. 80810 Part no. 801147
Data cable 600 S-STP ROBUST Data cable 1200 S-STP
FOR FLEXIBLE APPLICATIONS

Data cable 600 S-STP flex Data cable 200 S-FTP ROBUSTFLEX
FOR USE IN DRAG CHAINS

Data cable 100 S S-FTP 4-CORE DRAG CHAIN ECO Data cable 100 S S-FTP 4-PAIR DRAG CHAIN ECO
Data cable 200 S S-FTP 4-CORE DRAG CHAIN Data cable 200 S S-FTP 4-PAIR DRAG CHAIN
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FIBRE OPTIC CABLES
MULTIMODE FIBRES
Fibre optic mini breakout cable I-V(ZN)H Fibre optic-breakout cable I-V(ZN)HH
Fibre optic-universal-mini breakout cable A/I-VQ(ZN)BH Fibre optic-universal cable A/I-DQ(ZN)BH
Fibre optic-cable, flexible A-V(ZN)11Y11Y Fibre optic mobile trailing cable A-V(ZN)11Y
HCS FIBRES
Fibre optic-breakout cable HCS AT-VQH(ZN)B2Y Fibre optic-breakout cable HCS I-V(ZN)Y11Y
Part no. 801196 Art.-Nr0. 800980
Polymer FIBRES
POF/PE polymer fibre cable I-V2Y POF/PA polymer fibre cable I-V4Y(ZN)11Y
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POWER CABLES
Designation Page
JZ-500 64
F-CY-JZ 64
JZ-500 black 64
JZ-500-C black 64
JZ-500 PUR 64
F-C-PURö-JZ 64
UNIPUR® 64
UNIPUR®-CP 64
JZ-600 HMH 64
JZ-600 HMH-C 64
TRONIC-CY 65
PAAR-TRONIC-CY 65
LifYCY 65
DATAPUR-C® 65
DATAFLAMM®-C 65
®
DATAFLAMM -C-PAAR 65
SUPERTRONIC®-C-PVC 65
SUPER-PAAR-TRONIC-C-PUR® 65
J-Y(ST)Y 65
J-H(ST)H 65
SiF/SiFF 66
SiF/GL, SiD, SiD/GL 66
HELUFLON®-FEP-6Y 66
HELUFLON®-PTFE-5Y 66
SiHF 66
SiHF-C-Si 66
THERMFLEX® 180 EWKF 66
THERMFLEX® EWKF-C 66
SiHF-GL/P 66
H05SS-F/H05SST-F 66
H05RR-F/H05RN-F 67
YELLOWFLEX 67
NSHTÖU 67
PVC-flat 67
TOPSERV® 108 PVC 67
TOPSERV® 109 PUR 67
NHXH-FE 180/E30 67
NHXCH-FE 180/E30 67
NHXH-FE 180/E90 67
NHXCH-FE 180/E90 67
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OVERVIEW OF POWER CABLES
CONTROL CABLES
JZ-500 F-CY-JZ
JZ-500 black JZ-500-C black
JZ-500 PUR F-C-PURö-JZ
UNIPUR® UNIPUR®-CP
JZ-600 HMH JZ-600 HMH-C
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DATA CABLES
TRONIC-CY PAAR-TRONIC-CY
LifYCY DATAPUR-C®
DATAFLAMM®-C DATAFLAMM®-C-PAAR
SUPERTRONIC®-C-PVC SUPER-PAAR-TRONIC-C-PUR®
J-Y(ST)Y J-H(ST)H
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OVERVIEW OF POWER CABLES
HEAT-RESISTANT CABLES
SiF/SiFF SiF/GL, SiD, SiD/GL
HELUFLON®-FEP-6Y HELUFLON®-PTFE-5Y
Part no. 24547 Part no. 2511x
SiHF SiHF-C-Si
THERMFLEX® 180 EWKF THERMFLEX® EWKF-C
SiHF-GL/P H05SS-F/H05SST-F
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FURTHER APPLICATION
H05RR-F/H05RN-F YELLOWFLEX
NSHTÖU PVC-flat
TOPSERV® 108 PVC TOPSERV® 109 PUR
NHXH-FE 180/E30 NHXCH-FE 180/E30
NHXH-FE 180/E90 NHXCH-FE 180/E90
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JZ-600
flexible, number coded, 0,6/1kV, meter marking

Ⴠ Special PVC control cable Ⴠ Bare copper-conductor, to Ⴠ Extensively oil resistant,
adapted to DIN VDE 0262 DIN VDE 0295 cl.5, fine-wire, oil-/chemical resistance
and DIN VDE 0285-525-2-51 / BS 6360 cl.5, IEC 60228 cl.5 see table Technical Informations
DIN EN 50525-2-51, Ⴠ Core insulation of special PVC Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are
with insulation wall thickness for 1 kV compound type TI2 to cadmium-free and contain no silicone
Ⴠ Temperature range DIN VDE 0207-363-3 / DIN EN 50363-3 and free from substances harmful to
flexing -15°C to +80°C Ⴠ Core identification to DIN VDE 0293 the wetting properties of lacquers
fixed installation -40°C to +80°C black cores with continuous white Ⴠ UV- resistant
Ⴠ Nominal voltage U0/U 0,6/1 kV numbering Tests
Ⴠ Test voltage 4000 V Ⴠ GN-YE conductor, 3 cores and above Ⴠ PVC self-extinguishing and flame retardant
Ⴠ Breakdown voltage min. 8000 V in the outer layer acc. to DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2,
Ⴠ Insulation resistance Ⴠ Cores stranded in layers with DIN EN 60332-1-2, IEC 60332-1 (equivalent
min. 20 MOhm x km optimal lay-length DIN VDE 0472 part 804 test method B)
Ⴠ Minimum bending radius Ⴠ Outer sheath of special PVC
flexing 7,5x cable Ø compound type TM2 to Note
fixed installation 4x cable Ø DIN VDE 0207-363-4-1/DIN EN 50363-4-1 Ⴠ G = with green-yellow conductor
Ⴠ Radiation resistance Ⴠ Sheath colour black (RAL 9005) x = without green-yellow conductor (OZ)
up to 80x106 cJ/kg (up to 80 Mrad) Ⴠ with meter marking Ⴠ AWG sizes are approximate equivalent
values. The actual cross-section is in mm².
Ⴠ screened analogue type:
JZ-600-Y-CY
Application
Wiring cable for measuring and controlling purposes in tool machinery, conveyor belts and production lines, for plant installations, air conditioning
and in steel production plants and rolling mills. Suitable for installation for flexible use for medium mechanical stresses with free movement without
tensile stress or forced movements in dry, moist and wet rooms as well as outside (fixed installation). Is not suitable to be used as direct burria (suitable
from an outer diameter of 18,0 mm for direct burial) or as underwater cable. The cores have been numbered in such a way that the numbers are easily
identifiable, even if the cable has only been stripped back a few cm. The core numbers have been underlined to avoid confusion. The earth core is
located in the outer layer. The black, special PVC outer sheath is resistant to the ultra violet radiation. Mainly used in South-European, Eastern and
Arabian countries.
= The product is conformed with the EC Low-Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC.
Part no. No.cores x Outer Ø Cop. Weight AWG-No. Part no. No.cores x Outer Ø Cop. Weight AWG-No.
cross-sec. app. mm weight app. kg / km cross-sec. app. mm weight app. kg / km
mm² kg / km mm² kg / km
10550 2 x 0,5 6,3 9,6 56,0 20 10582 2 x 0,75 6,6 14,4 66,0 19
10551 3 G 0,5 6,6 14,4 68,0 20 10583 3 G 0,75 6,9 21,6 74,0 19
10552 3 x 0,5 6,6 14,4 68,0 20 10584 3 x 0,75 6,9 21,6 74,0 19
10553 4 G 0,5 7,2 19,0 100,0 20 10585 4 G 0,75 7,5 29,0 126,0 19
10554 4 x 0,5 7,2 19,0 100,0 20 10586 4 x 0,75 7,5 29,0 126,0 19
10555 5 G 0,5 8,0 24,0 117,0 20 10587 5 G 0,75 8,4 36,0 140,0 19
10556 5 x 0,5 8,0 24,0 117,0 20 10588 5 x 0,75 8,4 36,0 140,0 19
10557 6 G 0,5 8,7 29,0 126,0 20 10589 6 G 0,75 9,3 43,0 170,0 19
10558 7 G 0,5 8,7 33,6 138,0 20 10590 6 x 0,75 9,3 43,0 170,0 19
10559 7 x 0,5 8,7 33,6 138,0 20 10591 7 G 0,75 9,3 50,0 190,0 19
10560 8 G 0,5 9,5 38,0 150,0 20 10592 7 x 0,75 9,3 50,0 190,0 19
10561 8 x 0,5 9,5 38,0 150,0 20 10593 8 G 0,75 10,3 58,0 212,0 19
10562 10 G 0,5 10,3 48,0 176,0 20 10594 8 x 0,75 10,3 58,0 212,0 19
10563 12 G 0,5 11,2 58,0 200,0 20 10595 9 G 0,75 11,0 65,0 227,0 19
10564 12 x 0,5 11,2 58,0 200,0 20 10596 10 G 0,75 11,0 72,0 238,0 19
10565 14 G 0,5 12,3 67,0 230,0 20 10597 12 G 0,75 12,0 86,0 257,0 19
10566 16 G 0,5 12,9 76,0 250,0 20 10598 12 x 0,75 12,0 86,0 257,0 19
10567 18 G 0,5 13,8 86,0 276,0 20 10599 14 G 0,75 12,9 101,0 286,0 19
10568 20 G 0,5 14,4 96,0 293,0 20 10600 15 G 0,75 13,8 108,0 319,0 19
10569 21 G 0,5 14,4 96,0 305,0 20 10601 18 G 0,75 14,5 130,0 362,0 19
10570 25 G 0,5 16,1 120,0 335,0 20 10602 20 G 0,75 15,4 144,0 394,0 19
10571 30 G 0,5 17,2 144,0 348,0 20 10603 21 G 0,75 15,4 151,0 422,0 19
10572 32 G 0,5 18,0 154,0 355,0 20 10604 25 G 0,75 17,2 180,0 486,0 19
10573 34 G 0,5 18,7 163,0 520,0 20 10605 32 G 0,75 19,0 230,0 595,0 19
10574 40 G 0,5 19,5 192,0 590,0 20 10606 34 G 0,75 19,9 245,0 638,0 19
10575 42 G 0,5 20,1 202,0 595,0 20 10607 37 G 0,75 19,9 260,0 696,0 19
10576 50 G 0,5 22,1 240,0 715,0 20 10608 40 G 0,75 20,7 288,0 726,0 19
10577 52 G 0,5 22,1 252,0 740,0 20 10609 41 G 0,75 21,6 296,0 750,0 19
10578 61 G 0,5 23,6 293,0 840,0 20 10610 42 G 0,75 21,6 302,0 770,0 19
10579 65 G 0,5 24,4 312,0 880,0 20 10611 50 G 0,75 23,7 360,0 895,0 19
10580 80 G 0,5 27,2 384,0 960,0 20 10612 61 G 0,75 25,3 439,0 1070,0 19
10581 100 G 0,5 31,2 480,0 1050,0 20 10613 65 G 0,75 26,3 468,0 1110,0 19
10614 80 G 0,75 28,9 576,0 1500,0 19
10615 100 G 0,75 32,2 720,0 1889,0 19
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JZ-600
flexible, number coded, 0,6/1kV, meter marking
10616 2x1 7,0 19,2 80,0 18 10690 3 G 2,5 10,1 72,0 175,0 14
10617 3G1 7,4 29,0 96,0 18 10691 3 x 2,5 10,1 72,0 175,0 14
10618 3x1 7,4 29,0 96,0 18 10692 4 G 2,5 11,2 96,0 203,0 14
10619 4G1 8,2 38,4 100,0 18 10693 4 x 2,5 11,2 96,0 203,0 14
10620 4x1 8,2 38,4 100,0 18 10694 5 G 2,5 12,5 120,0 251,0 14
10621 5G1 9,2 48,0 130,0 18 10695 5 x 2,5 12,5 120,0 251,0 14
10622 5x1 9,2 48,0 130,0 18 10696 7 G 2,5 13,8 168,0 330,0 14
10623 6G1 9,9 58,0 150,0 18 10697 7 x 2,5 13,8 168,0 330,0 14
10624 7G1 9,9 67,0 170,0 18 10698 8 G 2,5 15,1 192,0 400,0 14
10625 7x1 9,9 67,0 170,0 18 10699 12 G 2,5 18,3 288,0 553,0 14
10626 8G1 10,9 77,0 230,0 18 10700 14 G 2,5 19,6 336,0 630,0 14
10627 9G1 11,9 86,0 250,0 18 10701 18 G 2,5 22,0 432,0 795,0 14
10628 10 G 1 11,9 96,0 270,0 18 10702 21 G 2,5 23,3 504,0 930,0 14
10629 10 x 1 11,9 96,0 270,0 18 10703 25 G 2,5 26,2 600,0 1110,0 14
10630 12 G 1 12,8 115,0 290,0 18 10704 34 G 2,5 30,4 816,0 1450,0 14
10631 12 x 1 12,8 115,0 290,0 18 10705 42 G 2,5 33,0 1008,0 1750,0 14
10632 14 G 1 14,0 134,0 320,0 18 10706 50 G 2,5 36,2 1200,0 2100,0 14
10633 16 G 1 14,8 154,0 360,0 18 10707 61 G 2,5 38,8 1464,0 2540,0 14
10634 18 G 1 15,7 173,0 405,0 18 10708 100 G 2,5 49,8 2400,0 3850,0 14
10635 18 x 1 15,7 173,0 405,0 18 10709 2x4 11,0 77,0 180,0 12
10636 20 G 1 16,7 192,0 450,0 18 10710 3G4 11,7 115,0 230,0 12
10637 20 x 1 16,7 192,0 480,0 18 10711 4G4 12,9 154,0 310,0 12
10638 21 G 1 16,7 205,0 510,0 18 10712 5G4 14,4 192,0 410,0 12
10639 24 G 1 18,4 236,0 550,0 18 10713 7G4 15,8 269,0 540,0 12
10640 25 G 1 18,6 240,0 570,0 18 10714 8G4 17,5 307,0 710,0 12
10641 25 x 1 18,6 240,0 570,0 18 10715 12 G 4 21,0 461,0 860,0 12
10642 26 G 1 18,8 252,0 590,0 18 10716 3G6 13,1 173,0 370,0 10
10643 30 x 1 19,8 308,0 650,0 18 10717 4G6 14,5 230,0 430,0 10
10644 34 G 1 21,5 326,0 750,0 18 10718 5G6 16,2 288,0 650,0 10
10645 36 G 1 21,5 346,0 790,0 18 10719 7G6 18,0 403,0 860,0 10
10646 40 G 1 22,5 384,0 850,0 18 10720 3 G 10 16,8 288,0 660,0 8
10647 40 x 1 22,5 384,0 850,0 18 10721 4 G 10 18,5 384,0 790,0 8
10648 41 G 1 23,3 394,0 890,0 18 10722 5 G 10 20,5 480,0 960,0 8
10649 42 G 1 23,3 403,0 900,0 18 10723 7 G 10 22,5 672,0 1300,0 8
10650 50 G 1 25,6 480,0 1100,0 18 10724 3 G 16 20,2 461,0 700,0 6
10651 56 G 1 26,4 538,0 1190,0 18 10725 4 G 16 22,4 614,0 1100,0 6
10652 61 G 1 27,3 586,0 1266,0 18 10726 5 G 16 25,0 768,0 1600,0 6
10653 65 G 1 28,3 628,0 1560,0 18 10727 7 G 16 27,4 1075,0 1890,0 6
10654 80 G 1 31,4 786,0 1810,0 18 10728 3 G 25 24,8 720,0 1450,0 4
10655 100 G 1 35,0 960,0 1950,0 18 10729 4 G 25 27,4 960,0 1600,0 4
10656 2 x 1,5 8,2 29,0 95,0 16 10730 5 G 25 30,5 1200,0 2050,0 4
10657 3 G 1,5 8,6 43,0 112,0 16 10731 7 G 25 33,8 1680,0 2900,0 4
10658 3 x 1,5 8,6 43,0 112,0 16 10732 3 G 35 27,4 1008,0 1900,0 2
10659 4 G 1,5 9,6 58,0 139,0 16 10733 4 G 35 30,3 1344,0 2400,0 2
10660 4 x 1,5 9,6 58,0 139,0 16 10734 5 G 35 33,6 1680,0 2900,0 2
10661 5 G 1,5 10,7 72,0 170,0 16 10735 3 G 50 32,4 1440,0 2700,0 1
10662 5 x 1,5 10,7 72,0 170,0 16 10736 4 G 50 35,8 1920,0 3400,0 1
10663 6 G 1,5 11,6 86,0 190,0 16 10742 5 G 50 40,0 2400,0 4361,0 1
10664 7 G 1,5 11,6 101,0 225,0 16 10737 3 G 70 36,8 2016,0 3300,0 2/0
10665 7 x 1,5 11,6 101,0 225,0 16 10738 4 G 70 40,8 2688,0 4400,0 2/0
10666 8 G 1,5 12,9 115,0 250,0 16 10743 5 G 70 45,2 3360,0 5807,0 2/0
10667 9 G 1,5 13,9 130,0 280,0 16 10739 3 G 95 41,7 2736,0 5050,0 3/0
10668 10 G 1,5 13,9 144,0 300,0 16 10740 4 G 95 46,2 3648,0 6010,0 3/0
10669 11 G 1,5 14,8 158,0 330,0 16 10744 5 G 95 51,7 4560,0 7752,0 3/0
10670 12 G 1,5 15,0 173,0 370,0 16 10741 4 G 120 51,6 4608,0 7500,0 4/0
10671 12 x 1,5 15,5 173,0 370,0 16 10745 4 G 150 58,5 5760,0 8640,0 300 kcmil
10672 14 G 1,5 16,6 202,0 400,0 16
10746 4 G 185 63,3 7104,0 10380,0 350 kcmil
10673 16 G 1,5 17,5 230,0 450,0 16
10674 18 G 1,5 18,6 259,0 520,0 16
10675 19 G 1,5 18,6 279,0 550,0 16
10676 20 G 1,5 19,7 288,0 600,0 16
10677 21 G 1,5 19,7 302,0 600,0 16
10678 25 G 1,5 22,5 360,0 730,0 16
10679 32 G 1,5 24,3 461,0 880,0 16
10680 34 G 1,5 25,3 490,0 950,0 16
10681 40 G 1,5 26,6 576,0 990,0 16
10682 42 G 1,5 27,4 605,0 1120,0 16
10683 50 G 1,5 30,2 720,0 1400,0 16
10684 56 G 1,5 31,2 806,0 1530,0 16
10685 61 G 1,5 32,2 878,0 1700,0 16
10686 65 G 1,5 33,5 936,0 1900,0 16
10687 80 G 1,5 36,9 1152,0 2300,0 16
10688 100 G 1,5 41,3 1440,0 2700,0 16
10689 2 x 2,5 9,6 48,0 160,0 14
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RA01)
69
JZ-600-Y-CY
flexible, number coded, 0,6/1kV, Cu screened meter marking, EMC-preferred type

Ⴠ Adapted to DIN VDE 0262 Ⴠ Bare copper-conductor, to Ⴠ Extensively oil resistant,
and DIN VDE 0285-525-2-51/ DIN VDE 0295 cl.5, fine-wire, oil-/chemical resistance
DIN EN 50525-2-51 BS 6360 cl.5, IEC 60228 cl.5 see table Technical Informations
Ⴠ Temperature range Ⴠ Core insulation of Special PVC Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are
flexing -15°C to +80°C compound type TI2 to cadmium-free and contain no silicone
fixed installation -40°C to +80°C DIN VDE 0207-363-3 / DIN EN 50363-3 and free from substances harmful to
Ⴠ Nominal voltage U0/U 0,6/1 kV Ⴠ Core identification to DIN VDE 0293 the wetting properties of lacquers
Ⴠ Test voltage 4000 V black cores with continuous white Ⴠ UV resistant
Ⴠ Breakdown voltage min. 8000 V numbering Tests
Ⴠ Insulation resistance Ⴠ GN-YE conductor, 3 cores and above Ⴠ PVC self-extinguishing and flame retardant
min. 20 MOhm x km in the outer layer acc. to DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2,
Ⴠ Coupling resistance Ⴠ Cores stranded in layers with DIN EN 60332-1-2, IEC 60332-1 (equivalent
max. 250 Ohm/km optimal lay-length DIN VDE 0472 part 804 test method B)
Ⴠ Minimum bending radius Ⴠ Inner sheath of PVC
flexing 10x cable Ø Ⴠ Tinned copper braided screen, Note
fixed installation 5x cable Ø approx. 85% coverage Ⴠ G = with green-yellow conductor
Ⴠ Radiation resistance Ⴠ Outer sheath of special PVC x = without green-yellow conductor (OZ)
up to 80x106 cJ/kg (up to 80 Mrad) compound type TM2 to Ⴠ Further sizes are available on request.
DIN VDE 0207-363-4-1/DIN EN 50363-4-1 Ⴠ AWG sizes are approximate equivalent
Ⴠ Sheath colour black (RAL 9005) values. The actual cross-section is in mm².
Ⴠ with meter marking Ⴠ unscreened analogue type:
JZ-600
Application
Wiring cable for measuring and controlling purposes in tool machinery, conveyor belts and production lines, for plant installations, air conditioning
and in steel production plants and rolling mills. Suitable for installation for flexible use for medium mechanical stresses with free movement without
tensile stress or forced movements in dry, moist and wet rooms as well as outside (fixed installation). Is not suitable to be used as direct burial- or as
underwater cable. The cores have been numbered in such a way that the numbers are easily identifiable, even if the cable has only been stripped back
a few cm. The core numbers have been underlined to avoid confusion. The earth core is located in the outer layer. The black, special PVC outer sheath
is resistant to the ultra violet radiation. Mainly used in South-European, Eastern and Arabian countries. Interference-free transmission of signals and
pulses is assured by the high degree of screening.
EMC = Electromagnetic compatibillity
To optimize the EMC features we recommend a large round contact of the copper braiding on both ends.
11464 2 x 0,5 8,5 41,0 129,0 20 11516 2x1 9,2 54,0 150,0 18
11465 3 G 0,5 8,8 45,0 150,0 20 11517 3G1 9,8 64,0 163,0 18
11466 4 G 0,5 9,4 54,0 170,0 20 11518 4G1 10,4 76,0 200,0 18
11467 5 G 0,5 10,2 66,0 199,0 20 11519 5G1 11,4 89,0 239,0 18
11469 7 G 0,5 10,8 79,0 235,0 20 11521 7G1 12,3 114,0 289,0 18
11472 12 G 0,5 14,3 137,0 320,0 20 11525 12 G 1 15,9 186,0 464,0 18
11475 18 G 0,5 16,4 156,0 428,0 20 11528 18 G 1 18,2 284,0 628,0 18
11478 25 G 0,5 19,3 250,0 503,0 20 11532 25 G 1 22,0 387,0 855,0 18
11489 2 x 0,75 8,8 46,0 143,0 19 11546 2 x 1,5 10,4 64,0 162,0 16
11490 3 G 0,75 9,1 57,0 155,0 19 11547 3 G 1,5 10,8 82,0 187,0 16
11491 4 G 0,75 9,9 63,0 190,0 19 11548 4 G 1,5 11,5 99,0 240,0 16
11492 5 G 0,75 10,6 76,0 228,0 19 11549 5 G 1,5 13,0 123,0 289,0 16
11494 7 G 0,75 11,5 100,0 323,0 19 11551 7 G 1,5 14,2 148,0 383,0 16
11498 12 G 0,75 15,0 175,0 410,0 19 11556 12 G 1,5 18,4 274,0 592,0 16
11501 18 G 0,75 17,2 240,0 560,0 19 11559 18 G 1,5 21,3 386,0 806,0 16
11504 25 G 0,75 20,6 306,0 730,0 19 11563 25 G 1,5 25,4 531,0 1241,0 16
Continuation Ⴇ
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JZ-600-Y-CY
flexible, number coded, 0,6/1kV, Cu screened meter marking, EMC-preferred type
11574 2 x 2,5 11,8 110,0 272,0 14 11608 3 G 16 23,4 653,0 1395,0 6
11575 3 G 2,5 12,8 148,0 298,0 14 11609 4 G 16 25,7 807,0 1870,0 6
11576 4 G 2,5 13,8 169,0 345,0 14 11610 5 G 16 28,5 940,0 2720,0 6
11577 5 G 2,5 15,0 220,0 427,0 14 11611 7 G 16 31,4 1345,0 3213,0 6
11578 7 G 2,5 16,3 284,0 561,0 14 11612 3 G 25 28,2 920,0 2465,0 4
11580 12 G 2,5 21,6 470,0 857,0 14 11613 4 G 25 31,3 1169,0 2750,0 4
11582 18 G 2,5 25,2 572,0 1355,0 14 11614 5 G 25 34,5 1420,0 3490,0 4
11584 25 G 2,5 30,0 740,0 1995,0 14 11615 7 G 25 37,8 1921,0 4980,0 4
11590 2x4 13,6 124,0 306,0 12 11616 3 G 35 31,2 1250,0 3230,0 2
11591 3G4 14,6 178,0 391,0 12 11617 4 G 35 34,5 1680,0 4100,0 2
11592 4G4 15,7 234,0 527,0 12 11618 5 G 35 38,0 2020,0 4950,0 2
11593 5G4 17,2 284,0 700,0 12 11619 3 G 50 36,5 1887,0 4590,0 1
11594 7G4 18,9 321,0 920,0 12 11620 4 G 50 40,5 2370,0 5780,0 1
11596 12 G 4 24,5 581,0 1510,0 12 11621 5 G 50 45,2 2880,0 7210,0 1
11597 2x6 14,9 176,0 420,0 10 11622 3 G 70 41,8 2516,0 5610,0 2/0
11598 3G6 15,9 245,0 629,0 10 11623 4 G 70 46,0 3257,0 7480,0 2/0
11599 4G6 17,4 316,0 731,0 10 11624 5 G 70 50,4 4032,0 9390,0 2/0
11600 5G6 19,2 442,0 1105,0 10 11625 3 G 95 46,8 3086,0 8585,0 3/0
11601 7G6 20,9 530,0 1465,0 10 11626 4 G 95 51,3 4060,0 10220,0 3/0
11602 2 x 10 18,6 260,0 845,0 8 11627 5 G 95 56,1 5244,0 13800,0 3/0
11603 3 G 10 19,8 367,0 1125,0 8 11628 3 G 120 51,8 4176,0 11105,0 4/0
11604 4 G 10 21,5 549,0 1345,0 8 11629 4 G 120 56,3 5231,0 13750,0 4/0
11605 5 G 10 23,5 604,0 1635,0 8 13137 4 G 150 64,4 7760,0 15990,0 300 kcmil
11606 7 G 10 25,6 820,0 2210,0 8 13147 4 G 185 69,5 8104,0 18470,0 350 kcmil
11607 2 x 16 21,8 491,0 1150,0 6
71
H07RN-F
rubber-sheathed cable, harmonized type

Ⴠ Rubber sheathed cable H07RN-F to Ⴠ Bare copper-conductor, to Resistant to
DIN VDE 0285-525-2-21, BS 7919 DIN VDE 0295 cl.5, fine-wire, Ⴠ Weather
DIN EN 50525-2-21, IEC 60245-4 BS 6360 cl.5, IEC 60228 cl.5 Tests
Ⴠ Temperature range Ⴠ Core insulation of rubber EI4 to Ⴠ Behaviour in fire
-30°C to +60°C DIN VDE 0207-363-1 / DIN EN 50363-1 to DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2
Ⴠ Permissible operating temperature Ⴠ Core identification to DIN VDE 0293-308 DIN EN 60332-2-1, IEC 60332-1 (equivalent
at conductor +60°C - up to 5 cores coloured DIN VDE 0472 part 804 test method B)
Ⴠ Nominal voltage - from 6 cores, black with continuous Ⴠ Ozone resistant of the insulation to
U0/U 450/750 V white numbering DIN VDE 0472 part 805, test method A or
in case of protected and fixed installation Ⴠ GN-YE conductor, 3 cores and above part 805 A1, test method C
U0/U 600/1000 V Ⴠ Cores stranded in layers with Ⴠ Oil resistant test according to
Ⴠ Max. permissible operating voltage in optimal lay-length DIN VDE 0473-811-404,DIN EN 60811-404
three phase and one phase a.c. system Ⴠ Outer sheath of rubber EM2 to
U0/U 476/825 V DIN VDE 0207-363-2-1/DIN EN 50363-2-1 Note
direct current-system Ⴠ Sheath colour black Ⴠ G = with green-yellow conductor
U0/U 619/1238 V x = without green-yellow conductor
Ⴠ Test voltage 2500 V Ⴠ AWG sizes are approximate equivalent
Ⴠ Permanent tensile load values. The actual cross-section is in mm².
max. 15 N/mm² Ⴠ The core identification of a single core
Ⴠ Minimum bending radius sheathed, of an insulated wire is black.
for fixed installation 4x cable Ø
for guiding over roller 7,5x cable Ø
during winding on drums 5x cable Ø
Application
Heavy duty rubber-sheathed flexible cables are suited for use for medium mechanical stress in dry, damp and wet areas as well as in open air and in
agriculture plants. They are used for equipment in industry works such as boilers, heating plates, hand lamps, electric tools such as drills, circular saws
and homework tools as well as for transportable motors or machines at site. These cables are also suitable for fixed installation on plaster, in temporary
buildings and residential barracks. They are suitable for direct laying on components and mechanical parts of machines, for example lifts and cranes.
They can be used in case of protected and fixed installation in tubes or in equipment as well as rotor connecting cable of motors with a working voltage
up to 1000 V alternating voltage or a direct voltage up to 750 V against ground. The operating direct voltage is permitted up to 900 V against ground
when they are used in rail-coaches. Installation in hazardous areas according to DIN VDE 0165 is allowed.
cross-sec. min. - max. weight app. kg / km cross-sec. min. - max. weight app. kg / km
mm² mm kg / km mm² mm kg / km
37001 1 x 1,5 5,7 - 7,1 14,4 58,0 16 37021 2 x 2,5 10,2 - 13,1 48,0 193,0 14
37002 1 x 2,5 6,3 - 7,9 24,0 71,0 14 37022 2x4 11,8 - 15,1 77,0 280,0 12
37003 1x4 7,2 - 9,0 38,0 100,0 12 37023 2x6 13,1 - 16,8 115,0 330,0 10
37004 1x6 7,9 - 9,8 58,0 130,0 10 37024 2 x 10 17,7 - 22,6 192,0 586,0 8
37005 1 x 10 9,5 - 11,9 96,0 230,0 8 37025 2 x 16 20,2 - 25,7 307,0 810,0 6
37006 1 x 16 10,8 - 13,4 154,0 290,0 6 37026 2 x 25 24,3 - 30,7 480,0 1160,0 4
37007 1 x 25 12,7 - 15,8 240,0 420,0 4 37027 3G1 8,3 - 10,7 29,0 130,0 18
37008 1 x 35 14,3 - 17,9 336,0 530,0 2 37028 3 G 1,5 9,2 - 11,9 43,0 165,0 16
37009 1 x 50 16,5 - 20,6 480,0 750,0 1
37010 1 x 70 18,6 - 23,3 672,0 960,0 2/0
37011 1 x 95 20,8 - 26,0 912,0 1250,0 3/0
37012 1 x 120 22,8 - 28,6 1152,0 1560,0 4/0
37013 1 x 150 25,2 - 31,4 1440,0 1900,0 300 kcmil
37014 1 x 185 27,6 - 34,4 1776,0 2300,0 350 kcmil
37015 1 x 240 30,6 - 38,3 2304,0 2950,0 500 kcmil
37016 1 x 300 33,5 - 41,9 2880,0 3600,0 600 kcmil
37017 1 x 400 37,4 - 46,8 3840,0 4600,0 750 kcmil
37018 1 x 500 41,3 - 52,0 4800,0 6000,0 1000 kcmil
37019 2x1 7,7 - 10,0 19,0 98,0 18
37020 2 x 1,5 8,5 - 11,0 29,0 135,0 16
Continuation Ⴇ
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H07RN-F
rubber-sheathed cable, harmonized type
cross-sec. min. - max. weight app. kg / km cross-sec. min. - max. weight app. kg / km
mm² mm kg / km mm² mm kg / km
37029 3 G 2,5 10,9 - 14,0 72,0 235,0 14 37056 4 G 120 53,0 - 66,0 4608,0 6830,0 4/0
37030 3G4 12,7 - 16,2 115,0 320,0 12 37057 4 G 150 58,0 - 73,0 5760,0 8320,0 300 kcmil
37031 3G6 14,1 - 18,0 173,0 420,0 10 37058 4 G 185 64,0 - 80,0 7104,0 9800,0 350 kcmil
37032 3 G 10 19,1 - 24,2 288,0 810,0 8 37059 4 G 240 72,0 - 91,0 9216,0 12100,0 500 kcmil
37033 3 G 16 21,8 - 27,6 461,0 1050,0 6 37060 4 G 300 80,0 - 101,0 11520,0 15200,0 600 kcmil
37034 3 G 25 26,1 - 33,0 720,0 1250,0 4 37061 5 G 1,5 11,2 - 14,4 72,0 240,0 16
37035 3 G 35 29,3 - 37,1 1008,0 1900,0 2 37062 5 G 2,5 13,3 - 17,0 120,0 345,0 14
37036 3 G 50 34,1 - 42,9 1440,0 2600,0 1 37063 5G4 15,6 - 19,9 192,0 485,0 12
37037 3 G 70 38,4 - 48,3 2016,0 3400,0 2/0 37064 5G6 17,5 - 22,2 288,0 650,0 10
37038 3 G 95 43,3 - 54,0 2736,0 4450,0 3/0 37065 5 G 10 22,9 - 29,1 480,0 1200,0 8
37039 3 G 120 47,4 - 60,0 3456,0 5180,0 4/0 37066 5 G 16 26,4 - 33,3 768,0 1550,0 6
37040 3 G 150 52,0 - 66,0 4320,0 6500,0 300 kcmil 37067 5 G 25 32,0 - 40,4 1200,0 2250,0 4
37041 3 G 185 57,0 - 72,0 5328,0 7860,0 350 kcmil 37068 5 G 35 35,7 - 45,1 1680,0 2750,0 2
37042 3 G 240 65,0 - 82,0 6912,0 10224,0 500 kcmil 37091 5 G 50 41,8 - 53,0 2400,0 3950,0 1
37043 3 G 300 72,0 - 90,0 8640,0 12620,0 600 kcmil 37154 5 G 70 47,5 - 60,0 3360,0 4740,0 2/0
37044 4G1 9,2 - 11,9 38,0 150,0 18 34090 5 G 95 54,0 - 67,0 4560,0 6600,0 3/0
37045 4 G 1,5 10,2 - 13,1 58,0 200,0 16 34349 5 G 120 58,0 - 73,0 5760,0 8180,0 4/0
37046 4 G 2,5 12,1 - 15,5 96,0 290,0 14 34127 5 G 150 64,0 - 80,0 7200,0 10600,0 300 kcmil
37047 4G4 14,0 - 17,9 154,0 395,0 12 37092 7 G 1,5 14,7 - 18,7 101,0 375,0 16
37048 4G6 15,7 - 20,0 230,0 540,0 10 37079 7 G 2,5 17,1 - 21,8 168,0 520,0 14
37049 4 G 10 20,9 - 26,5 384,0 950,0 8 37093 12 G 1,5 17,6 - 22,4 175,0 460,0 16
37050 4 G 16 23,8 - 30,1 614,0 1260,0 6 37096 12 G 2,5 20,6 - 26,2 288,0 760,0 14
37051 4 G 25 28,9 - 36,6 960,0 1860,0 4 37097 18 G 2,5 24,4 - 30,9 432,0 850,0 14
37052 4 G 35 32,5 - 41,1 1344,0 2380,0 2 37094 19 G 1,5 20,7 - 26,3 274,0 810,0 16
37053 4 G 50 37,7 - 47,5 1920,0 3190,0 1 37098 19 G 2,5 25,5 - 31,0 456,0 1075,0 14
37054 4 G 70 42,7 - 54,0 2688,0 4260,0 2/0 37095 24 G 1,5 24,3 - 30,7 346,0 1015,0 16
37055 4 G 95 48,4 - 61,0 3648,0 5600,0 3/0 37099 24 G 2,5 28,8 - 36,4 576,0 1390,0 14
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RF01)
73
MEGAFLEX® 500
halogen-free, flame retardant, oil-resistant, UV-resistant, flexible, meter marking

Ⴠ Halogen-free flexible control cable Ⴠ Bare copper-conductor, to Ⴠ Highly flame-retardant
adapted to DIN VDE 0295 cl.5, fine-wire, Ⴠ Resistant to oils and greases
DIN VDE 0285-525-3-11/ BS 6360 cl.5, IEC 60228 cl.5 Ⴠ Resistant to UV and weathering
DIN EN 50525-3-11, Ⴠ Core insulation of halogen-free Ⴠ Hydrolysis resistant
to UL-Style 20939, UL-Std.758 special polymer Ⴠ Flexible, abrasion- and wear-resistant
Ⴠ Temperature range Ⴠ Core identification to DIN VDE 0293 Ⴠ Ozone-resistant, recycleable
flexing -30°C to +80°C black cores with continuous white Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are
fixed installation -40°C to +80°C numbering cadmium-free and contain no silicone
Ⴠ Nominal voltage Ⴠ GN-YE conductor, 3 cores and above and free from substances harmful to
U0/U 300/500 V in the outer layer the wetting properties of lacquers
UL/CSA 600 V Ⴠ Cores stranded in layers with Tests
Ⴠ Test voltage 3000 V optimal lay-length Ⴠ Flame test acc. to DIN VDE 0482-332-3-24,
Ⴠ Minimum bending radius Ⴠ Outer sheath of halogen-free BS 4066 part 3, DIN EN 60332-3-24,
flexing 10x cable Ø special polymer IEC 60332-3-24 (previously DIN VDE 0472
fixed installation 4x cable Ø Ⴠ Sheath colour grey (RAL 7001) part 804 test method C)
Ⴠ Flexibility Ⴠ with meter marking Ⴠ Self-extinguishing and flame retardant
Alternate bending test acc. to Ⴠ LS0H= Low Smoke Zero Halogen acc. to DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2,
DIN VDE 0473-396 / DIN EN 50396 DIN EN 60332-1-2 / IEC 60332-1 (previously
Note DIN VDE 0472 part 804 test method B),
Ⴠ G = with green-yellow conductor CSA FT1
x = without green-yellow conductor (OZ) Ⴠ Corrosiveness of combustion gases
Ⴠ Also available as a 0,6/1 kV cable acc. to NF X 10-702
MEGAFLEX® 600 Ⴠ Halogen-free acc. to DIN VDE 0482
Ⴠ AWG sizes are approximate equivalent part 267 / DIN EN 50267-2-1 / IEC 60754-1
values. The actual cross-section is in mm². (equivalent DIN VDE 0472 part 815)
Ⴠ screened analogue type: Ⴠ Smoke density acc. to DIN VDE 0482
MEGAFLEX® 500-C part 1034-1+2, DIN EN 61034-1+2,
IEC 61034-1+2, BS 7622 part 1+2
(previously DIN VDE 0472 part 816)
Ⴠ Oil-resistant to DIN VDE 0473-811-404/
DIN EN 60811-404
Ⴠ Hydrolysis-resistant to DIN EN 61234-1
Ⴠ Ozone-resistant to
DIN VDE 0473-811-403/DIN EN 60811-403
Application
For fixed installation or flexible application, with free movements without forcing which do not constantly recur and without tensile stress, for high
mechanical strain. As a measuring and control cable primarily in machinery and plant construction, in air-conditoning systems, at the warehouse and
conveyor systems, in ship-building and in the renewable energies such as in the construction of wind power stations.
13344 2 x 0,5 5,0 9,6 43,0 20 13356 18 G 0,5 10,7 86,0 204,0 20
13345 3 G 0,5 5,3 14,4 50,0 20 13357 20 G 0,5 11,2 96,0 227,0 20
13346 3 x 0,5 5,3 14,4 50,0 20 13359 25 G 0,5 12,7 120,0 283,0 20
13347 4 G 0,5 5,7 19,0 60,0 20 13360 30 G 0,5 13,5 144,0 324,0 20
13348 4 x 0,5 5,7 19,0 60,0 20 13361 34 G 0,5 14,5 163,0 367,0 20
13349 5 G 0,5 6,2 24,0 71,0 20 13362 37 G 0,5 14,5 178,0 381,0 20
13350 5 x 0,5 6,2 24,0 71,0 20 13363 41 G 0,5 15,8 197,0 417,0 20
13351 7 G 0,5 7,4 33,6 84,0 20 13364 42 G 0,5 15,8 202,0 454,0 20
13352 8 G 0,5 8,0 38,0 101,0 20 13365 50 G 0,5 17,3 240,0 519,0 20
13353 10 G 0,5 8,8 48,0 121,0 20 13366 61 G 0,5 18,5 293,0 635,0 20
13354 12 G 0,5 9,1 58,0 142,0 20 13367 65 G 0,5 19,4 312,0 694,0 20
13355 16 G 0,5 10,0 76,0 183,0 20
Continuation Ⴇ
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MEGAFLEX® 500
halogen-free, flame retardant, oil-resistant, UV-resistant, flexible, meter marking
13368 2 x 0,75 5,4 14,4 47,0 19 13433 2 x 2,5 7,6 48,0 118,0 14
13369 3 G 0,75 5,7 21,6 56,0 19 13434 3 G 2,5 8,3 72,0 151,0 14
13370 3 x 0,75 5,7 21,6 56,0 19 13435 4 G 2,5 9,1 96,0 181,0 14
13371 4 G 0,75 6,2 29,0 69,0 19 13436 5 G 2,5 10,2 120,0 224,0 14
13372 4 x 0,75 6,2 29,0 69,0 19 13437 7 G 2,5 12,1 168,0 316,0 14
13373 5 G 0,75 6,8 36,0 83,0 19 13438 8 G 2,5 13,2 192,0 370,0 14
13374 5 x 0,75 6,8 36,0 83,0 19 13439 10 G 2,5 14,6 240,0 451,0 14
13375 7 G 0,75 8,1 50,0 114,0 19 13440 12 G 2,5 15,2 288,0 499,0 14
13376 7 x 0,75 8,1 50,0 114,0 19 13441 16 G 2,5 16,8 384,0 720,0 14
13377 8 G 0,75 8,9 58,0 136,0 19 13442 18 G 2,5 18,1 432,0 769,0 14
13378 10 G 0,75 9,6 72,0 172,0 19 13443 20 G 2,5 19,0 480,0 911,0 14
13379 12 G 0,75 9,9 86,0 183,0 19 13444 25 G 2,5 22,2 600,0 1047,0 14
13380 16 G 0,75 11,2 115,0 241,0 19 13445 30 G 2,5 22,9 720,0 1280,0 14
13381 18 G 0,75 11,9 130,0 266,0 19 13446 2x4 9,2 77,0 199,0 12
13382 20 G 0,75 12,6 144,0 291,0 19 13447 3G4 9,9 115,0 247,0 12
13383 25 G 0,75 14,1 180,0 374,0 19 13448 4G4 11,0 154,0 299,0 12
13384 30 G 0,75 15,4 216,0 450,0 19 13449 5G4 12,1 192,0 369,0 12
13385 34 G 0,75 16,4 245,0 517,0 19 13450 7G4 13,3 269,0 463,0 12
13386 37 G 0,75 16,4 260,0 541,0 19 13451 8G4 15,9 307,0 601,0 12
13387 41 G 0,75 17,6 296,0 611,0 19 13452 10 G 4 17,3 384,0 698,0 12
13388 42 G 0,75 17,6 302,0 621,0 19 13453 12 G 4 18,3 461,0 790,0 12
13389 50 G 0,75 19,8 360,0 742,0 19 13454 16 G 4 20,2 614,0 1130,0 12
13390 61 G 0,75 20,9 439,0 853,0 19 13455 18 G 4 21,8 691,0 1280,0 12
13392 65 G 0,75 21,8 468,0 909,0 19 13456 2x6 10,8 115,0 266,0 10
13393 2x1 5,7 19,2 63,0 18 13457 3G6 11,7 173,0 360,0 10
13394 3G1 6,0 29,0 74,0 18 13458 4G6 13,0 230,0 429,0 10
13395 3x1 6,0 29,0 74,0 18 13459 5G6 14,5 288,0 529,0 10
13396 4G1 6,6 38,4 90,0 18 13460 7G6 16,0 403,0 631,0 10
13397 4x1 6,6 38,4 90,0 18 13461 2 x 10 14,0 192,0 440,0 8
13398 5G1 7,2 48,0 109,0 18 13462 3 G 10 15,0 288,0 550,0 8
13399 7G1 8,6 67,0 151,0 18 13463 4 G 10 16,8 384,0 708,0 8
13400 8G1 9,4 77,0 184,0 18 13464 5 G 10 18,7 480,0 862,0 8
13401 10 G 1 10,4 96,0 224,0 18 13465 7 G 10 20,6 672,0 1124,0 8
13402 12 G 1 10,7 115,0 243,0 18 13466 2 x 16 16,5 307,0 642,0 6
13403 16 G 1 12,0 154,0 314,0 18 13467 3 G 16 17,6 461,0 830,0 6
13404 18 G 1 12,7 173,0 361,0 18 13468 4 G 16 19,7 641,0 1060,0 6
13405 20 G 1 13,5 192,0 387,0 18 13469 5 G 16 21,9 768,0 1270,0 6
13406 25 G 1 15,2 240,0 496,0 18 13470 7 G 16 24,4 1075,0 1794,0 6
13407 34 G 1 17,4 326,0 670,0 18 13471 3 G 25 22,5 720,0 1190,0 4
13408 37 G 1 17,4 355,0 713,0 18 13472 4 G 25 25,2 960,0 1594,0 4
13409 41 G 1 18,9 394,0 784,0 18 13473 5 G 25 27,9 1200,0 2014,0 4
13410 42 G 1 18,9 403,0 824,0 18 13474 3 G 35 26,3 1008,0 1590,0 2
13411 50 G 1 21,0 480,0 952,0 18 13475 4 G 35 28,5 1344,0 2200,0 2
13412 61 G 1 22,2 586,0 1140,0 18 13476 5 G 35 31,2 1680,0 2693,0 2
13413 65 G 1 23,2 628,0 1201,0 18 13477 3 G 50 30,2 1440,0 2571,0 1
13414 2 x 1,5 6,3 29,0 70,0 16 13478 4 G 50 34,0 1920,0 3087,0 1
13415 3 G 1,5 6,6 43,0 94,0 16 13479 5 G 50 37,8 2400,0 3980,0 1
13416 3 x 1,5 6,6 43,0 94,0 16 13480 3 G 70 37,0 2016,0 3207,0 2/0
13417 4 G 1,5 7,2 58,0 112,0 16 13481 4 G 70 41,5 2688,0 4077,0 2/0
13418 5 G 1,5 7,9 72,0 141,0 16 13482 5 G 70 46,2 3360,0 5501,0 2/0
13419 7 G 1,5 9,5 101,0 191,0 16 13483 3 G 95 41,4 2736,0 4708,0 3/0
13420 8 G 1,5 10,4 115,0 224,0 16 13484 4 G 95 46,2 3648,0 5590,0 3/0
13421 10 G 1,5 11,3 144,0 282,0 16 13485 5 G 95 51,5 4560,0 6972,0 3/0
13422 12 G 1,5 11,7 173,0 311,0 16 13486 3 G 120 45,7 3456,0 5515,0 4/0
13423 16 G 1,5 13,3 230,0 392,0 16 13487 4 G 120 51,2 4608,0 7100,0 4/0
13425 18 G 1,5 14,0 259,0 450,0 16 13488 3 G 150 52,8 4320,0 6279,0 300 kcmil
13426 20 G 1,5 14,9 288,0 497,0 16 13489 4 G 150 58,3 5760,0 7781,0 300 kcmil
13427 25 G 1,5 16,8 360,0 630,0 16
13428 34 G 1,5 19,4 490,0 842,0 16
13429 37 G 1,5 19,4 533,0 897,0 16
13430 50 G 1,5 23,4 720,0 1277,0 16
13431 61 G 1,5 24,8 878,0 1460,0 16
13432 65 G 1,5 25,8 936,0 1612,0 16
75
MEGAFLEX® 500-C
halogen-free, flame retardant, oil-resistant, UV-resistant, flexible, screened,
EMC-preferred types, meter marking

Ⴠ Halogen-free flexible control cable Ⴠ Bare copper, fine wire conductors, to Ⴠ Halogen-free
adapted to DIN VDE 0295 cl.5, BS 6360 cl.5 and Ⴠ Highly flame-retardant
DIN VDE 0285-525-3-11 / IEC 60228 cl.5 Ⴠ Resistant to oils and greases
DIN EN 50525-3-11, Ⴠ Core insulation of halogen-free Ⴠ Resistant to UV and weathering
to UL-Style 20939, UL-Std.758 special polymer Ⴠ Flexible, abrasion- and wear-resistant
Ⴠ Temperature range Ⴠ Core identification to DIN VDE 0293 Ⴠ Ozone-resistant
flexing -30°C to +80°C black cores with continuous white Ⴠ Recycleable
fixed installation -40°C to +80°C numbering Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are
Ⴠ Nominal voltage Ⴠ GN-YE conductor, 3 cores and above cadmium-free and contain no silicone
U0/U 300/500 V in the outer layer and free from substances harmful to
UL/CSA 600 V Ⴠ Cores stranded in layers with the wetting properties of lacquers
Ⴠ Test voltage 3000 V optimal lay-length Tests
Ⴠ Coupling resistance Ⴠ Separating foil Ⴠ Flame test acc. to DIN VDE 0482-332-3-24,
max. 250 Ohm/km Ⴠ Tinned copper braided screen, BS 4066 part 3, DIN EN 60332-3-24,
Ⴠ Minimum bending radius approx. 85% coverage IEC 60332-3-24 (previously DIN VDE 0472
flexing 10x cable Ø Ⴠ Outer sheath of halogen-free part 804 test method C)
fixed installation 4x cable Ø special polymer Ⴠ Self-extinguishing and flame retardant
Ⴠ Flexibility Ⴠ Sheath colour grey (RAL 7001) acc. to DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2,
Alternate bending test acc. to Ⴠ with meter marking DIN EN 60332-1-2, IEC 60332-1 (previously
DIN VDE 0473-396 / DIN EN 50396 Ⴠ LS0H= Low Smoke Zero Halogen DIN VDE 0472 part 804 test method B)
CSA FT1
Note Ⴠ Corrosiveness of combustion gases acc. to
Ⴠ G = with green-yellow conductor NF X 10-702
x = without green-yellow conductor (OZ) Ⴠ Halogen-free acc. to DIN VDE 0482
Ⴠ AWG sizes are approximate equivalent part 267, DIN EN 50267-2-1, IEC 60754-1
values. The actual cross-section is in mm². (equivalent DIN VDE 0472 part 815)
Ⴠ unscreened analogue type: Ⴠ Smoke density acc. to DIN VDE 0482
MEGAFLEX® 500 part 1034-1+2, DIN EN 61034-1+2,
IEC 61034-1+2, BS 7622 part 1+2
(previously DIN VDE 0472 part 816)
Ⴠ Oil-resistant to DIN VDE 0473-811-404 /
DIN EN 60811-404
Ⴠ Hydrolysis resistant to DIN EN 61234-1
Ⴠ Ozone-resistant to DIN VDE 0473-811-403/
DIN EN 60811-403
Application
For fixed installation or flexible application that does not permanently recurring free movement without forced motion and without tensile stress, for
high mechanical strain. As a measuring and control cable e. g. in machine and plant engineering, air conditioning in the warehouse and materials
handling, shipbuilding and in the newable energies such as wind power stations.
EMC = Electromagnetic compatibillity
To optimize the EMC features we recommend a large round contact of the copper braiding on both ends.
13500 2 x 0,5 5,7 35,0 46,0 20 13516 2 x 0,75 6,1 40,0 60,0 19
13501 3 G 0,5 6,0 42,0 56,0 20 13517 3 G 0,75 6,4 52,0 68,0 19
13502 3 x 0,5 6,0 42,0 56,0 20 13518 3 x 0,75 6,4 52,0 68,0 19
13503 4 G 0,5 6,5 47,0 62,0 20 13519 4 G 0,75 6,9 60,0 78,0 19
13504 4 x 0,5 6,5 47,0 62,0 20 13520 4 x 0,75 6,9 60,0 78,0 19
13505 5 G 0,5 7,0 56,0 75,0 20 13521 5 G 0,75 7,4 71,0 95,0 19
13506 5 x 0,5 7,0 56,0 75,0 20 13522 5 x 0,75 7,4 71,0 95,0 19
13507 7 G 0,5 7,9 69,0 98,0 20 13523 7 G 0,75 8,6 91,0 130,0 19
13508 8 G 0,5 8,5 80,0 116,0 20 13524 7 x 0,75 8,6 91,0 130,0 19
13509 10 G 0,5 9,3 94,0 135,0 20 13525 8 G 0,75 9,4 110,0 145,0 19
13510 12 G 0,5 9,6 108,0 158,0 20 13526 10 G 0,75 10,2 137,0 180,0 19
13511 16 G 0,5 10,7 129,0 210,0 20 13527 12 G 0,75 10,4 142,0 203,0 19
13512 18 G 0,5 11,2 145,0 216,0 20 13528 16 G 0,75 11,6 200,0 275,0 19
13514 20 G 0,5 11,9 172,0 240,0 20 13529 18 G 0,75 12,4 212,0 290,0 19
13515 25 G 0,5 13,4 240,0 315,0 20 13530 20 G 0,75 12,9 238,0 320,0 19
Continuation Ⴇ
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MEGAFLEX® 500-C
halogen-free, flame retardant, oil-resistant, UV-resistant, flexible, screened,
EMC-preferred types, meter marking
13531 25 G 0,75 14,8 281,0 413,0 19 13578 4G6 13,8 305,0 464,0 10
13532 2x1 6,4 50,0 66,0 18 13579 5G6 15,7 439,0 546,0 10
13533 3G1 6,7 60,0 80,0 18 13580 7G6 16,6 505,0 670,0 10
13534 3x1 6,7 60,0 80,0 18 13581 2 x 10 14,9 255,0 461,0 8
13535 4G1 7,3 71,0 100,0 18 13582 3 G 10 15,9 350,0 574,0 8
13536 4x1 7,3 71,0 100,0 18 13583 4 G 10 17,8 535,0 785,0 8
13537 5G1 7,8 88,0 130,0 18 13584 5 G 10 19,6 592,0 914,0 8
13538 7G1 9,1 111,0 160,0 18 13585 7 G 10 21,6 810,0 1308,0 8
13539 8G1 9,9 127,0 197,0 18 13586 2 x 16 17,3 422,0 670,0 6
13540 10 G 1 10,8 150,0 232,0 18 13587 3 G 16 18,5 585,0 911,0 6
13541 12 G 1 11,2 184,0 260,0 18 13588 4 G 16 20,8 740,0 1105,0 6
13542 16 G 1 12,3 209,0 346,0 18 13589 5 G 16 22,9 895,0 1293,0 6
13543 18 G 1 13,2 260,0 382,0 18 13590 7 G 16 25,0 1282,0 2149,0 6
13544 20 G 1 13,8 317,0 440,0 18 13591 4 G 25 26,2 1140,0 1911,0 4
13545 25 G 1 15,8 349,0 540,0 18 13592 4 x 35 30,4 1576,0 2542,0 2
13546 2 x 1,5 7,0 63,0 88,0 16 13593 4 G 50 34,6 2155,0 3550,0 1
13547 3 G 1,5 7,3 80,0 100,0 16 13594 4 G 70 41,3 3120,0 4939,0 2/0
13548 3 x 1,5 7,3 80,0 100,0 16 13595 4 G 95 46,2 4043,0 6690,0 3/0
13549 4 G 1,5 7,9 97,0 125,0 16 13596 4 G 120 51,0 5069,0 8453,0 4/0
13550 5 G 1,5 8,6 119,0 158,0 16 13597 4 G 150 59,0 5792,0 9104,0 300 kcmil
13552 7 G 1,5 10,2 147,0 210,0 16
13554 8 G 1,5 11,1 170,0 244,0 16
13556 10 G 1,5 12,0 193,0 315,0 16
13557 12 G 1,5 12,5 267,0 340,0 16
13558 16 G 1,5 13,8 315,0 424,0 16
13559 18 G 1,5 15,0 374,0 480,0 16
13560 20 G 1,5 15,7 396,0 545,0 16
13561 25 G 1,5 18,0 526,0 702,0 16
13562 2 x 2,5 8,3 96,0 132,0 14
13563 3 G 2,5 9,0 144,0 168,0 14
13565 4 G 2,5 9,8 148,0 195,0 14
13566 5 G 2,5 10,9 181,0 256,0 14
13567 7 G 2,5 12,9 255,0 345,0 14
13568 8 G 2,5 13,8 285,0 390,0 17
13569 10 G 2,5 15,8 340,0 482,0 14
13570 12 G 2,5 15,9 441,0 572,0 14
13571 2x4 9,8 120,0 220,0 12
13572 3G4 10,6 174,0 251,0 12
13573 4G4 11,5 230,0 305,0 12
13574 5G4 12,7 273,0 388,0 12
13575 7G4 13,9 316,0 504,0 12
13576 2x6 11,5 173,0 270,0 10
13577 3G6 12,4 240,0 351,0 10
77
SiHF
silicon mulitcore cable, flexible, halogen-free, meter marking

Ⴠ Special silicone multicore cable with higher Ⴠ Tinned copper-conductor, to Ⴠ Advantages
heat-resistance range adapted to DIN VDE 0295 cl.5, fine-wire, Hardly changes of dielectric strength
DIN VDE 0250 part 1 and BS 6360 cl.5, IEC 60228 cl.5 and the insulation resistance also at
DIN VDE 0285-525-2-83/ Ⴠ Core insulation of silicone high temperatures, high ignition or
DIN EN 50525-2-83 Ⴠ Core identification to DIN VDE 0293-308 flash point, in case of fire, forms an
Ⴠ Temperature range - up to 5 cores coloured insulating layer of SiO2
-60°C to +180°C - from 6 cores, black with continuous Ⴠ Resistant to
(for short time +220°C) white numbering High molecular oils, fats from vegetables
Ⴠ Temperature limit at the conductor Ⴠ GN-YE conductor, 3 cores and above and animals, alcohols, plasticizers and
in operation +180°C Ⴠ Cores stranded in layers with clophenes, diluted acids, lyes and salt
Ⴠ Nominal voltage U0/U 300/500 V optimal lay-length dissolution, oxidation substances, tropical
Ⴠ Test voltage 2000 V Ⴠ Outer sheath of silicone influences and weather, lake water, oxygen,
Ⴠ Breakdown voltage min. 5000 V Ⴠ Sheath colour preferably redbrown ozone
Ⴠ Insulation resistance Ⴠ with meter marking Ⴠ For laying as a fixed installation only
min. 200 MOhm x km in open or ventilated pipe systems as
Ⴠ Power rating well as in ducts. Otherwise the mechanical
ambient temperature up to +145°C properties of the silicon are reduced by
to DIN VDE 0100 the enclosed air at temperatures
for higher temperatures valid: exceeding 90°C.
150°C - load value 100% Tests
155°C - load value 91% Ⴠ Halogen-free
160°C - load value 82% acc. to DIN VDE 0482 part 267,
165°C - load value 71% DIN EN 50267-2-2/ IEC 60754-2
170°C - load value 58% (equivalent DIN VDE 0472 part 813)
175°C - load value 41% Ⴠ Behaviour in fire
Ⴠ Minimum bending radius no flame propagation acc. to
flexing 7,5x cable Ø DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2,
fixed installation 4x cable Ø DIN EN 60332-1-2,IEC 60332-1 (equivalent
Ⴠ Radiation resistance DIN VDE 0472 part 804 test method B)
up to 20x106 cJ/kg (up to 20 Mrad)
Note
Ⴠ G = with green-yellow conductor
x = without green-yellow conductor (OB)
Ⴠ AWG sizes are approximate equivalent
values. The actual cross-section is in mm².
Ⴠ screened analogue type:
SIHF-C-SI
Application
Silicone cables were evolved for use wherever insulation is subjected to extreme temperature changes. They are heat-resistant for permanent temperature
up to +180°C, for short time operation up to +220°C. The good performance of the environmental resistant properties means that silicone cables
can be used at temperatures down to -60°C. Silicone cables are halogen-free cables and are especially suited for installation in power stations. They
have also found their uses in the steel producing industries, aviation industry, ship building as well as in ceramic, glass and cement factories. Due to
elastical characteristic of core insulations, these are used as flexible connection cable.
22989 2 x 0,5 5,6 9,6 42,0 20 23001 2 x 0,75 6,4 14,4 53,0 19
22990 3 G 0,5 5,9 14,5 44,0 20 23002 3 G 0,75 6,8 21,6 63,0 19
22940 3 x 0,5 5,9 14,5 44,0 20 23104 3 x 0,75 6,8 21,6 63,0 19
22991 4 G 0,5 6,4 19,3 58,0 20 23003 4 G 0,75 7,6 29,0 83,0 19
22941 4 x 0,5 6,4 19,3 58,0 20 23105 4 x 0,75 7,6 29,0 83,0 19
22992 5 G 0,5 7,3 24,0 62,0 20 23004 5 G 0,75 8,5 36,0 101,0 19
22942 5 x 0,5 7,3 24,0 62,0 20 22943 5 x 0,75 8,5 36,0 101,0 19
22993 6 G 0,5 8,3 28,9 79,0 20 23005 6 G 0,75 9,2 43,0 115,0 19
22994 7 G 0,5 8,1 33,7 85,0 20 23006 7 G 0,75 9,2 50,0 124,0 19
22995 8 G 0,5 8,9 38,4 99,0 20 23127 8 G 0,75 9,9 57,7 138,0 19
22996 10 G 0,5 10,0 48,1 124,0 20 23128 10 G 0,75 11,1 72,1 156,0 19
22997 12 G 0,5 10,6 57,6 141,0 20 23129 12 G 0,75 12,2 86,5 185,0 19
22998 16 G 0,5 12,1 76,7 186,0 20 23130 16 G 0,75 13,7 115,2 218,0 19
22999 18 G 0,5 12,7 86,5 211,0 20 23131 18 G 0,75 14,6 129,7 260,0 19
23000 25 G 0,5 15,2 120,0 271,0 20 23132 25 G 0,75 17,2 180,0 370,0 19
Continuation Ⴇ
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SiHF
silicon mulitcore cable, flexible, halogen-free, meter marking
23007 2x1 6,6 19,0 59,0 18 23027 2 x 2,5 8,8 48,0 134,0 14
23008 3G1 7,0 29,0 77,0 18 23028 3 G 2,5 9,7 72,0 152,0 14
22944 3x1 7,0 29,0 77,0 18 23029 4 G 2,5 10,6 96,0 188,0 14
23009 4G1 7,8 38,0 94,0 18 23030 5 G 2,5 11,6 120,0 228,0 14
22945 4x1 7,8 38,0 94,0 18 23139 6 G 2,5 12,6 144,0 304,0 14
23010 5G1 8,8 48,0 115,0 18 23032 7 G 2,5 12,6 168,0 320,0 14
22946 5x1 8,8 48,0 115,0 18 23140 8 G 2,5 13,6 192,2 373,0 14
23011 6G1 9,5 58,0 134,0 18 23141 10 G 2,5 15,5 240,1 450,0 14
23012 7G1 9,5 67,0 144,0 18 23033 12 G 2,5 17,1 288,0 502,0 14
23133 8G1 10,3 76,7 175,0 18 23142 16 G 2,5 19,6 384,0 659,0 14
24000 9G1 11,5 86,0 196,0 18 23143 18 G 2,5 20,6 432,2 761,0 14
23134 10 G 1 11,5 96,1 216,0 18 23144 25 G 2,5 24,4 600,0 1007,0 14
23135 12 G 1 12,5 115,2 231,0 18 23034 2x4 10,8 77,0 180,0 12
23136 16 G 1 14,2 153,5 302,0 18 23035 3G4 11,4 115,0 224,0 12
23137 18 G 1 15,1 172,9 340,0 18 23036 4G4 12,5 154,0 295,0 12
23138 25 G 1 18,0 240,0 431,0 18 23037 5G4 13,9 192,0 359,0 12
23013 2 x 1,5 7,6 29,0 81,0 16 23039 7G4 15,6 269,0 479,0 12
23014 3 G 1,5 8,0 43,0 98,0 16 23040 2x6 12,4 115,0 210,0 10
22947 3 x 1,5 8,0 43,0 98,0 16 23041 3G6 13,2 173,0 270,0 10
23015 4 G 1,5 8,7 58,0 122,0 16 23042 4G6 14,8 230,0 341,0 10
22948 4 x 1,5 8,7 58,0 122,0 16 23043 5G6 16,5 288,0 432,0 10
23016 5 G 1,5 9,6 72,0 147,0 16 23045 7G6 18,0 403,0 552,0 10
22949 5 x 1,5 9,6 72,0 147,0 16 23046 2 x 10 16,2 192,0 400,0 8
23017 6 G 1,5 10,4 86,0 173,0 16 23047 3 G 10 17,2 288,0 507,0 8
23018 7 G 1,5 10,4 101,0 187,0 16 23048 4 G 10 19,4 384,0 644,0 8
23019 8 G 1,5 11,2 114,0 213,0 16 23049 5 G 10 21,4 480,0 788,0 8
23020 10 G 1,5 13,0 116,0 263,0 16 23145 7 G 10 23,4 672,2 1151,0 8
23021 12 G 1,5 13,9 173,0 314,0 16 23050 2 x 16 18,0 308,0 591,0 6
23022 14 G 1,5 14,7 202,0 379,0 16 23051 3 G 16 19,3 462,0 749,0 6
23023 16 G 1,5 16,2 231,0 445,0 16 23052 4 G 16 21,4 616,0 950,0 6
23024 18 G 1,5 17,0 260,0 506,0 16 23053 5 G 16 24,0 770,0 1204,0 6
23025 20 G 1,5 17,5 288,0 566,0 16 23146 7 G 16 26,4 1075,3 1682,0 6
23026 24 G 1,5 20,4 346,0 722,0 16 23054 2 x 25 22,0 480,0 700,0 4
23055 3 G 25 23,4 720,0 1100,0 4
23056 4 G 25 26,3 960,0 1500,0 4
23057 2 x 35 24,6 672,0 1100,0 2
23058 3 G 35 26,3 1008,0 1500,0 2
23059 4 G 35 29,1 1344,0 2100,0 2
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RE01)
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H07V-K / (H)07V-K
PVC-Single Cores, fine wire stranded

Ⴠ PVC single cores to Ⴠ Bare Cu-conductor, to Ⴠ The materials used in manufacture are
DIN VDE 0285-525-2-31/ DIN VDE 0295 cl.5, fine-wire, cadmium-free and contain no silicone
DIN EN 50525-2-31 and IEC 60227-3 BS 6360 cl.5, IEC 60228 cl.5 and free from substances harmful to
Ⴠ Temperature range Ⴠ Core insulation of PVC the wetting properties of lacquers
flexing -5°C to +70°C compound type TI1 to Tests
fixed installation -30°C to +80°C DIN VDE 0207-363-3 / DIN EN 50363-3 Ⴠ PVC self-extinguishing and flame retardant
Ⴠ Nominal voltage U0/U 450/750 V and IEC 60227-3 acc. to DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2,
Ⴠ Test voltage 2500 V Ⴠ Core identification see table below DIN EN 60332-1-2, IEC 60332-1 (equivalent
Ⴠ Insulation resistance DIN VDE 0472 part 804 test method B)
min. 10 MOhm x km
Ⴠ Minimum bending radius Note
fixed installation Ⴠ The following colours are recommended
core Ø ≤ 8 mm: 4x core Ø (only single colour): black, white, blue, grey,
core Ø> 8-1 2 mm: 5x core Ø brown, red, orange, turquoise, violet and
core Ø> 12 mm: 6x core Ø pink. Two-coloured combinations are not
Ⴠ Radiation resistance allowed, with exceptions of green-yellow.
up to 80x106 cJ/kg (up to 80 Mrad) Ⴠ Colours yellow, green, transparent only in
(H)07V-K available.
Ⴠ Two-coloured combination is only
permitted for (H)07V-K.
Application
These single cores are suitable for laying in tubes, under and surface mounting of plasters and also in closed installation conduits. These are not allowed
to install for direct laying on cable trays, channels or tanks. These types are permitted for the inner wiring of equipment, distributor and switchboards
and also for protective laying to the lightings with a nominal voltage up to 1000 V alternating current or up to 750 V direct current against earth.
H07V-K, (H)07V-K
Cross- Outer Ø Cop. BK GN-YE BU BN RD WH GY VT YE PK GN TRANS D-BU OG 2-col. U-BU
sec. min. - max. weight
mm² mm kg / km
app. RAL 9005 - 5015 8003 3000 9003 7001 4005 1021 3015 6018 - 5010 2003 - 5002
Packing Coil in cardboard (100m)

H07V-K coil
Part no. 29129 29130 29131 29132 29133 29134 29135 29136 29137 29138 29139 29140 29141 29142 29144 26395
1,5 2,8 - 3,4 14,4
Part no. 29145 29146 29147 29148 29149 29150 29151 29152 29153 29154 29155 29156 29157 29158 29160 26396
2,5 3,4 - 4,1 24,0
Part no. 29161 29162 29163 29164 29165 29166 29167 29168 29169 29170 29171 29172 29173 29174 29176 26397
4 3,9 - 4,8 38,0
Part no. 29177 29178 29179 29180 29181 29182 29183 29184 29185 29186 29187 29188 29189 29190 29192 26398
6 4,4 - 5,3 58,0
Packing Spool (with various capacity)

H07V-K spool
Part no. 26690 26691 26692 26693 26694 26695 26696 26697 26698 26699 26700 26701 26702 26703 26705 26399
1,5 2,8 - 3,4 14,4
Part no. 26706 26707 26708 26709 26710 26711 26712 26713 26714 26715 26716 26717 26718 26719 26721 26400
2,5 3,4 - 4,1 24,0
Part no. 26722 26723 26724 26725 26726 26727 26728 26729 26730 26731 26732 26733 26734 26735 26737 26401
4 3,9 - 4,8 38,0
Part no. 26738 26739 26740 26741 26742 26743 26744 26745 26746 26747 26748 26749 26750 26751 26753 26402
6 4,4 - 5,3 58,0
Continuation Ⴇ
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H07V-K / (H)07V-K
PVC-Single Cores, fine wire stranded
H07V-K, (H)07V-K
Cross- Outer Ø Cop. BK GN-YE BU BN RD WH GY VT YE PK GN TRANS D-BU OG 2-col. U-BU
sec. min. - max. weight
mm² mm kg / km
app. RAL 9005 - 5015 8003 3000 9003 7001 4005 1021 3015 6018 - 5010 2003 - -
Packing Barrel (with various capacity)

H07V-K barrel
Part no. 26755 26756 26757 26758 26759 26760 26761 26762 26763 26764 26765 26766 26767 26768 26770 26403
1,5 2,8 - 3,4 14,4
Part no. 26771 26772 26773 26774 26775 26776 26777 26778 26779 26780 26781 26782 26783 26784 26786 26404
2,5 3,4 - 4,1 24,0
Part no. 26787 26788 26789 26790 26791 26792 26793 26794 26795 26796 26797 26798 26799 26800 26802 26819
4 3,9 - 4,8 38,0
Part no. 26803 26804 26805 26806 26807 26808 26809 26810 26811 26812 26813 26814 26815 26816 26818 26820
6 4,4 - 5,3 58,0
Packing Coil in foil (100m)

H07V-K coil
Part no. 26060 26061 26062 26063 26064 26065 26066 26067 26068 26069 26092 26099 26108 26109 26111 26821
1,5 2,8 - 3,4 14,4
Part no. 26112 26113 26114 26115 26116 26117 26118 26119 29855 29856 29857 29858 29859 29890 29892 26822
2,5 3,4 - 4,1 24,0
Part no. 29893 29894 29895 29896 29897 29898 29899 29905 29906 29907 29908 29909 29910 29911 29913 26823
4 3,9 - 4,8 38,0
Part no. 29914 29915 29916 29917 29918 29919 29921 29922 29923 29924 29925 29926 29927 29928 29933 26824
6 4,4 - 5,3 58,0
Part no. 29193 29194 29195 29196 29197 29198 29199 29200 29201 29202 29203 29204 29205 29206 29208 -
10 5,7 - 6,8 96,0
Part no. 29209 29210 29211 29212 29213 29214 29215 29216 29217 29218 29219 29220 29221 29222 29224 -
16 6,7 - 8,1 154,0
Part no. 29225 29226 29227 29228 29229 29230 29231 29232 29233 29234 29235 29236 29237 29238 29240 -
25 8,4 - 10,2 240,0
Part no. 29241 29242 29243 29244 29245 29246 29247 29248 29249 29250 29251 29252 29253 29254 29256 -
35 9,7 - 11,7 336,0
Part no. 29257 29258 29259 29260 29261 29262 29263 29264 29265 29266 29267 29268 29269 29270 29272 -
50 11,5 - 13,9 480,0
Part no. 29273 29274 29275 29276 29277 29278 29279 29280 29281 29282 29283 29284 29285 29286 29288 -
70 13,2 - 16,0 672,0
Part no. 29289 29290 29291 29292 29293 29294 29295 29296 29297 29298 29299 29300 29301 29302 29304 -
95 15,1 - 18,2 912,0
Part no. 29418 29419 29420 29421 29422 29423 29424 29425 29426 29427 29428 29429 29430 29431 29433 -
120 16,7 - 20,2 1152,0
Part no. 29434 29435 29436 29437 29438 29439 29440 29441 29442 29443 29444 29445 29446 29447 29449 -
150 18,6 - 22,5 1440,0
Part no. 29494 29495 29496 29497 29498 29499 29590 29591 29592 29593 29594 29595 29596 29597 29599 -
185 20,6 - 24,9 1776,0
Part no. 29813 29814 29815 29816 29817 29818 29819 29840 29841 29842 29843 29844 29845 29846 29848 -
240 23,5 - 28,4 2304,0
Packing Drum
H07V-K drum
Part no. 26825 26826 26827 26828 26829 26830 26831 26832 26833 26834 26835 26836 26837 26838 26840 -
10 5,7 - 6,8 96,0
Part no. 26841 26842 26843 26844 26845 26846 26847 26848 26849 26850 26851 26852 26853 26854 26856 -
16 6,7 - 8,1 154,0
Part no. 26857 26858 26859 26860 26861 26862 26863 26864 26865 26866 26867 26868 26869 26870 26872 -
25 8,4 - 10,2 240,0
Part no. 26873 26874 26875 26876 26877 26878 26879 26880 26881 26882 26883 26884 26885 26886 26888 -
35 9,7 - 11,7 336,0
Part no. 26889 26890 26891 26892 26893 26894 26895 26896 26897 26898 26899 26900 26901 26902 26904 -
50 11,5 - 13,9 480,0
Part no. 26905 26906 26907 26908 26909 26910 26911 26912 26913 26914 26915 26916 26917 26918 26920 -
70 13,2 - 16,0 672,0
Part no. 26921 26922 26923 26924 26925 26926 26927 26928 26929 26930 26931 26932 26933 26934 26936 -
95 15,1 - 18,2 912,0
Part no. 29305 29306 29307 29308 29309 29310 29311 29312 29313 29314 29315 29316 29317 29318 29320 -
120 16,7 - 20,2 1152,0
Part no. 29321 29322 29323 29324 29325 29326 29327 29328 29329 29330 29331 29332 29333 29334 29336 -
150 18,6 - 22,5 1440,0
Part no. 29337 29338 29339 29340 29341 29342 29343 29344 29345 29346 29347 29348 29349 29350 29352 -
185 20,6 - 24,9 1776,0
Part no. 29353 29354 29355 29356 29357 29358 29359 29360 29361 29362 29363 29364 29365 29366 29368 -
240 23,5 - 28,4 2304,0
Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice. (RK01)
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CONNECTING CABLES
Designation Pages
AES/EBU / DMX 512 preassembled 84
Speaker cable preassembled 85
Microphone cable preassembled 86
Camera cables 87
®
Rubber cable reel with HELUKAT data cable 88
Rubber cable reel with HELUCOM® fibre optic cable 89
HELUTEC -Star, preassembled on both sides with flexible JZ-500, numbered 90

HELUTEC -Star, preassembled on both sides with flexible JZ-600, numbered 91
83
DMX cable
AES/EBU & DMX 512 preassembled
Cable AES/EBU & DMX cable, Part no. 400032

AES/EBU & DMX 512, Part no. 400033
Connector Black HICON or Neutrik XLR plug connectors
Application The pre-assembled HELULIGHT® AES/EBU & DMX 512 cable is used for the transmission of digital
signals in the 110 Ω AES/EBU and DMX data formats.
AES/EBU & DMX cables AES/EBU & DMX cables
XLR male ඼ XLR female 3-pin, HICON XLR male ඼ XLR female 3-pin, Neutrik
Part no. Length Part no. Length
410056 3,0 m 410060 2,5 m
410057 5,0 m 410061 5,0 m
410058 7,5 m 410062 10,0 m
410059 10,0 m 410063 20,0 m
410064 50,0 m
XLR male ඼ XLR female 5-pin, 3-pin assigned, HICON AES/EBU & DMX cables
Assignment: Screen on PIN 1, + on PIN 2, - on PIN 3 XLR male ඼ XLR female 5-pin, 3-pin assigned, Neutrik
Part no. Length Assignment: Screen on PIN 1, + on PIN 2, - on PIN 3
410065 2,5 m Part no. Length
410066 5,0 m 410069 2,5 m
410067 10,0 m 410070 5,0 m
410068 20,0 m 410071 10,0 m
410072 20,0 m
AES/EBU & DMX cables 410073 50,0 m
XLR male 3-pin ඼ XLR female 5-pin, 3-pin assigned, Neutrik
Assignment: Screen on PIN 1, + on PIN 2, - on PIN 3
Part no. Length
XLR male 5-pin ඼ XLR female 3-pin, 3-pin assigned, Neutrik
410074 0,1 m Assignment: Screen on PIN 1, + on PIN 2, - on PIN 3
410076 2,5 m 410078 0,1 m
410077 5,0 m 410079 1,0 m
410080 2,5 m
AES/EBU & DMX 512 410081 5,0 m
XLR male ඼ XLR female 5-pin, fully assigned, HICON
Part no. Length
AES/EBU & DMX 512
410082 2,5 m XLR male ඼ XLR female 5-pin, Neutrik
410084 10,0 m 410086 2,5 m
410085 20,0 m 410087 5,0 m
410088 10,0 m
410089 20,0 m
410090 50,0 m
84
Speaker cable
Speaker cable preassembled
Cable Speaker cable, round, paired / multi-core
Connector XLR connector from Neutrik;

Speakon connector from Neutrik or Amphenol
Application The pre-assembled HELUSOUND® speaker cable for professional media technology.
Loudspeaker, round, paired Loudspeaker, round, paired
TWINAXIAL, XLR male ඼ XLR female, Neutrik Speakon ඼ Speakon 2-pin, Neutrik
410091 1,0 m 410097 1,0 m
410092 2,5 m 410098 2,5 m
410093 5,0 m 410099 5,0 m
410094 10,0 m 410100 10,0 m
410095 15,0 m 410101 15,0 m
410096 20,0 m 410102 20,0 m
410103 25,0 m
Loudspeaker, round, paired
Speakon ඼ Speakon 2-pin, Neutrik Loudspeaker, round, multicore
Part no. Length Neutrik NL8FL, fully assigned, individual cores numbered
410105 2,5 m 410125 5,0 m
410106 5,0 m 410126 10,0 m
410107 10,0 m 410127 15,0 m
410108 15,0 m 410128 20,0 m
410109 20,0 m 410129 25,0 m
410110 25,0 m
Loudspeaker, round, multicore
Loudspeaker, round, multicore Amphenol EP8, fully assigned, individual cores numbered
Neutrik NL4F, fully assigned, individual cores numbered Part no. Length
Part no. Length 410130 10,0 m
410118 1,0 m 410131 15,0 m
410119 2,5 m 410132 20,0 m
410120 5,0 m 410133 25,0 m
410121 10,0 m 410134 50,0 m
410122 15,0 m
410123 20,0 m
410124 25,0 m
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Microphone cable
Microphone cable preassembled
Cable Microphone cable 2x0,22, Part No. 400038
Connector HI-XCM3N-BLK connector or HI-XCF3N-BLK from HICON

NC3MX or NC3FX from Neutrik
Application The pre-assembled HELUSOUND® microphone cable for professional use in media, radio and stage
technology.
Microphone cables Microphone cables
XLR male ඼ XLR female, HICON XLR male ඼ XLR female, Neutrik
Cables only in black Part no. Length
410135 1,0 m 410141 1,0 m
410136 3,0 m 410142 2,5 m
410137 6,0 m 410143 5,0 m
410138 10,0 m 410144 7,5 m
410139 15,0 m 410145 10,0 m
410146 15,0 m
410147 20,0 m
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Video cable
Video cable, preassembled
Cable RG58 cable with bend protection sleeve 50 Ohm

RG59 cable with bend protection sleeve 75 Ohm
0,8/3,7 video patch cable
Connector BNC plug connectors from HICON

HDTV-BNC video plug connector from Damar+Hagen
Application The pre-assembled video cable for professional use in media, radio and video technology.
RG 58 RG 59
BNC male ඼ BNC male 50 Ohm, HICON BNC male ඼ BNC male 75 Ohm, HICON
410148 0,25 m 410160 2,0 m
410149 0,5 m 410161 3,0 m
410150 0,75 m 410162 5,0 m
410151 1,0 m 410163 10,0 m
410152 2,0 m
410153 3,0 m 0,8 / 3,7 Video patch cables
410154 5,0 m HDTV BNC male ඼ HDTV BNC male, Damar+Hagen
410155 10,0 m
Part no. Length
410164 0,25 m
RG 59 410165 0,5 m
BNC male ඼ BNC male 75 Ohm, HICON 410166 0,75 m
410156 0,25 m 410168 2,0 m
410157 0,5 m 410169 3,0 m
410158 0,75 m 410170 5,0 m
410159 1,0 m 410171 10,0 m
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Rubber cable reel
with HELUKAT ® data cable
Type Rubber cable reel with HELUKAT® copper data cable

Drum Rubber
Equipment: with supporting frame
Plug
Push-On connector type 1: RJ45 8/8 - jack
Push-On connector type 2: RJ45 8/8 - jack
System type: office connector
Pin assignment: 1:1 acc. to TIA/EIA 568 B
Norms and standards Components of HELUKAT® CONNECTING SYSTEMS® to 155 MHz acc. Categorie 5E and to
600MHz acc. Categorie 6 (Link), ISO 11801 1st Edition, EN 50173-3 and EIA/TIA 568 B. Be in
accordance with the Cat.5E respectively the Cat. 6 structured cabling.
Preferred types Part no. Designation Sheath Fre- Cable Flame Oil-
colour quency length proof resistant
MHz m
802073 FTP 4x2xAWG24/1 PVC Yellow 155 50,0 - -
similar to
RAL 1021
802074 FTP 4x2xAWG24/1 PVC Yellow 155 90,0 - -
similar to
RAL 1021
802075 S-STP 4x2xAWG 23/1 FRNC Blue Lilac 600 50,0 acc. to -
similar to IEC 60332-3
RAL 4005
802076 S-STP 4x2xAWG 23/1 FRNC Blue Lilac 600 90,0 acc. to -
RAL 4005
802207 S-STP 4x2xAWG 23/1 PUR Green 600 50,0 acc. to EN60811-2-1
RAL 6018
802208 S-STP 4x2xAWG 23/1 PUR Green 600 90,0 acc. to EN60811-2-1
RAL 6018
Characteristics Rubber cable reel with RJ45 jacks and dust protection. Suitable for mobile use on site, for example
for meetings, TV-Transmissions, Fairs, etc.. Everywhere when there is a need for a removable cable
connection. Usable for fixed installation cabling.
88
Rubber cable reel
with HELUCOM® fibre optic cable
Type Rubber cable reel with HELUCOM® fibre optic mobile cable
Drum Rubber
Equipment: with supporting frame
Cable
Description: Fibre-optic cable, mobile, trailing
sheath colour: Orange
Flame proof VDE 0482-332-1-2
Plug
System type: office connector
Protective grommet: Plugged
APC version: no
Norms and standards Components of HELUCOM CONNECTING SYSTEMS® according actual standards. Meet the standard
IEC 60794-1-2 F5 and E6. Also they realize the optical data acc. OM1, OM2 and ITU-T G.652.
Preferred types Part no. Fibre category Fibre Plug 1 Plug 2 Cable
count length
m
802223 Multimode G50/125 4 ST ST 500,0
802226 Multimode G62,5/125 4 ST ST 500,0
802229 Single-Mode E9/125 4 ST ST 500,0
802224 Multimode G50/125 4 SC duplex SC duplex 500,0
802227 Multimode G62,5/125 4 SC duplex SC duplex 500,0
802230 Single-Mode E9/125 4 SC duplex SC duplex 500,0
802225 Multimode G50/125 4 LC duplex LC duplex 500,0
802228 Multimode G62,5/125 4 LC duplex LC duplex 500,0
802231 Single-Mode E9/125 4 LC duplex LC duplex 500,0
Characteristics Rubber cable reel with 4 fibre optic jacks and fibre optic plugs. Suitable for mobile use on site, for
example for meetings, TV-Transmissions, Fairs, etc.. Everywhere when there is a need for a
removable cable connection. Usable for flexible and fixed installation cabling.
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HELUTEC-Star
preassembled on both sides with flexible JZ-500, numbered
Cable HELUKABEL® JZ 500
Connector HELUTEC-Star
Application The pre-assembled HELUTEC-Star control cable for the professional Media, Broadcast and Stage
Technic using.
Part no. Wire No.cores x Outer Ø Length Plug 1 Plug 2

cross-sec. app. mm m
mm²
410000 10105 14 G 1,5 12,9 1,0 HELUTEC-STAR 16-pole M HELUTEC-STAR 16-pole F

mm²

mm²

mm²
90
HELUTEC-Star
preassembled on both sides with flexible JZ-600, numbered
Cable HELUKABEL® JZ 600
Connector HELUTEC-Star
Application The pre-assembled HELUTEC-Star control cable for the professional Media, Broadcast and Stage
Technic using.

mm²

mm²

mm²

mm²
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Designation Page
Characteristics of insulating and sheath materials 94
AWG wires 96
Copper calculations 98
Fire performance and fire propagation 99
Glossary 100
Order form 104
Part number index 105

Notes 106
93
CHARACTERISTICS* OF INSULATING AND SHEATH MATERIALS
Designation Electrical Thermic
VDE Ab- Materials Density Break- Spezific Dielectric Dielectric Working temperature Melt- Flame- Oxygen Heating value
Ini- bre- down- volume constant loss- tem- resistance index H0
tial- viat- voltage- resistivty factor perrature LOI
code ions Ohm · cm tan ␦ permanent short time
g/m3 KV/mm (20°C) 20°C 50 Hz/20°C °C °C +°C (% O2) MU · kg-1
Y PVC Polyvinylchloride 1,35–1,5 25 1013–1015 3,6–6 – 30 +100 >140 17–25

compounds + 70 23–42
Yw PVC Heat-resistant 1,3–1,5 25 1012–1015 4–6,5 – 20 +120 >140 16–22

90°C 4 x 10-2 + 90 self-extin-
to
guishing
Yw PVC Heat-resistant 1,3–1,5 25 1012–1015 4,5–6,5 1 x 10-1 – 20 +120 >140 24–42 16–20
105°C +105
Yk PVC Cold resistant 1,2–1,4 25 1012–1015 4,5 –6,5 – 40 +100 >140 17–24
+ 70
2Y LDPE Low density 0,92–0,94 70 1017 2,3 2 x 10–4 – 50 +100 105–110

Polyethylene + 70
2Y HDPE High density 0,94–0,98 85 1017 2,3 3 x 10–4 – 50 +120 130

22
Polyethylene +100
42-44
2X VPE Cross-linked 0,92 50 1012–1016 4–6 2 x 10–3 – 35 +100 –
Polyethylene + 90
O2Y Foamed ⬃0,65 30 1017 ⬃1,55 5 x 10–4 – 40 +100 105 18–30

Polyethylene + 70
Thermoplastic
3Y PS Polystrole 1,05 30 1016 2,5 1 x 10–4 – 50 +100 >120 22 40–43

+ 80
flammable
4Y PA Polyamide 1,02 –1,1 30 1015 4 2 x 10–2 bis – 60 +125 210 22 27–31
1 x 10–3 +105
9Y PP Polypropylene 0,91 75 1016 2,3 –2,4 4 x 10–4 – 10 +140 160 42–44

+140
11Y PUR Polyurethane 1,15 –1,2 20 1010 –1012 4–7 2,3 x 10–2 – 55 +100 150 20–26 20–26
+ 80
TPE-E Polyester 1,2 –1,4 40 >1010 3,7 –5,1 +140 190 29 20–25
(12Y) Elastomer
– 50
1,8 x 10–2
+100
TPE-O Polyolefine 0,89–1,0 30 >1014 2,7–3,6 +130 150 25 23–28
Elastomer
G NR Natural rubber – 65
SBR Styrol-butadiene- 1,5–1,7 20 1012–1015 3–5 1,9 x 10–2 + 60 +120 – flammable 22 21–25
rubber-compounds
2G SiR Silicone rubber 1,2 –1,3 20 1015 3–4 6 x 10–3 – 60 +260 – high flash 25–35 17–19
+180 point
3G EPR Ethylen-propylene 1,3–1,55 20 1014 3–3,8 3,4 x 10–3 – 30 +160 – 21–25

Elastomere
rubber-compounds + 90
flammable 22
4G EVA Ethylen-vinylacetat 1,3–1,5 30 1012 5–6,5 2 x 10–2 – 30 +200 – 19–23
copolymer-compunds +125
5G CR Polychloroprene 1,4–1,65 20 1010 6–8,5 5 x 10–2 – 40 +140 – 14–19

compounds +100
self-extin- 30–35
guishing
6G CSM Chlorsulfonated 1,3–1,6 25 1012 6–9 2,8 x 10–2 – 30 +140 +160 19–23
Polyethylene compunds + 80
10Y PVDF Polyvinylidene fluoride 1,7–1,9 25 1014 9–7 1,4 x 10–2 – 40 +160 >170 self-extin- 40–45 15
Kynar/Dyflor +135 guishing
High temp. materials
7Y ETFE Ethylene-Tetrafluor 1,6–1,8 36 1016 2,6 8 x 10–4 –100 +180 >265 self-extin- 30–35 14
ethylene +150 guishing
6Y FEP Fluorine ethylene 2,0–2,3 25 1018 2,1 3 x 10–4 –100 +230 >225 self-extin- >95 5
propylene +205 guishing
5YX PFA Perfluoralkoxypolimeric 2,0–2,3 25 1018 2,1 3 x 10–4 –190 +280 >290 self-extin- >95
+260 guishing 5
5Y PTFE Polytetrafluorethylene 2,0–2,3 20 1018 2,1 3 x 10–4 –190 +300 >325 self-extin- >95
+260 guishing 5
H not halogen-free 1,4–1,6 25 12

10 –10 14
3,4–5 ⬃10 –3
– 30 +100 >130 self-extin- 40 17-22
halogen-free
cross- polymer-compounds + 70 guishing

compouns
linked
HX cross- halogen-free 1,4–1,6 25 1013–1014 3,4–5 10–2–10–3 – 30 +150 – self-extin- 40 16–25
linked polymer-compounds + 90 guishing
* The characteristics valid for unprocessed material
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CHARACTERISTICS* OF INSULATING AND SHEATH MATERIALS
Thermic Mechanical Halogen Weather Designation
Thermal- Corrosive Radiation- tensile Elongation Shore- Abrieb- Abrasion halogen- Weather Cold VDE- Ab- Material
conduct- gases in resistance- strength at break hardness verhalten resistance free resistance resistance Ini- bre-
ivity case of fire max tial- viat
code ions
W·K-1·m-1 Mrad N/mm2 %
Y PVC Polyvinylchloride-
compounds
moderate- Yw PVC Heat-resistant

Hydrogen good 90°C
0,17 chloride 80 10–25 130–350 70–95 (A) medium 0,4 no
medium Yw PVC Heat-resistant
in black 105°C
very good YK PVC Cold resistant
0,3 10–20 400–600 43–50 (D) medium 2Y LDPE Low density

Polyethylene
0,4 20–30 500–1000 60–63 (D) good 2Y HDPE High density

0,1 yes Polyethylene
no 100 good
0,3 12,5–20 300–400 40–45 (D) medium good 2X VPE Cross-linked
Polyethylene
0,25 8–12 350–450 – – – conditional1) – O2Y Foamed

Polyethylene
Thermoplastic
medium - moderate -
0,25 no 80 55–65 300–400 35–50 (D) good 0,4 good good 3Y PS Polystrole
0,23 50–60 50–170 – very good 1,0–1,5 yes good 4Y PA Polyamide
10 good
0,19 20–35 300 55–60 (D) medium 0,1 moderate 9Y PP Polypropylene
2)
0,25 no 100 (500) 30–45 500–700 70–100 (A) very good 1,5 yes 11Y PUR Polyurethane
0,5 10 30 85 (A) TPE-E Polyester

very good very good
70 (D) (12Y) Elastomer
>300 good 1,5 yes
1,5 10 20 55 (A) TPE-O Polyolefine
70 (D) Elastomer
G NR Natural rubber
– 100 60–70 (A) no moderate SBR Styrol-butadiene-
rubber-compounds
300–600 very good
0,22 50 5–10 40–80 (A) good 2G SiR Silicone rubber
no moderate
– 200 200–400 65–85 (A) very good 3G EPR Ethylen-Propylene
Elastomere
1,0 yes rubber-compounds
good
– 100 8–12 250–350 70–80 (A) good 4G EVA Ethylen-vinylacetat
copolymer-compunds
– 400–700 55–70 (A moderate - 5G CR Polychloroprene

Hydrogen good compounds
chloride 50 10–20 medium no very good
– 350–600 60–70 (A) 1,5 moderate 6G CSM Chlorsulfonated
Polyethylene compunds
0,17 Hydro- 10 50–80 150 75–80 (D) very good 0,01 very good very good 10Y PVDF Polyvinylidene fluoride
High temp. materials
fluoric Kynar/Dyflor
0,24 yes 10 40–50 150 70–75 (D) very good 0,02 very good very good 7Y ETFE Ethylene-Tetrafluor
ethylene
0,26 yes 1 15–25 250 55–60 (D) very good 0,01 no very good very good 6Y FEP Fluorine ethylene
propylene
0,21 yes 0,1 25–30 250 55–60 (D) very good 0,01 very good very good 5YX PFA Perfluoralkoxypolimeric
0,26 yes 0,1 80 50 55–60 (D) very good 0,01 very good very good 5Y PTFE Polytetrafluorethylene
not
halogen-free
0,17 no 100 8–13 150–250 medium H halogen-free

cross-
compouns
medium polymer-compounds
linked
65–95 (A) 0,2–1,5 yes in black: average
0,20 no 200 8–13 150–250 medium good HX cross- halogen-free
linked polymer-compounds
1) 2)
The propellent may be e.g. Fluor-Chlor-Hydrcarbon depend on the type compound
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AWG-WIRES & AWG-STRANDED CONDUCTORS
AWG No. AWG- conductor cross- conductor conductor conductor
make-up make-up section outer-Ø resistance weight
n x AWG Ø x mm mm2 mm Ohm/km kg/km
36 solid solid 0,013 0,127 1460,0 0,116
36 7/44 7x0,05 0,014 0,152 1271,0 0,125
34 solid solid 0,020 0,160 918,0 0,178
34 7/42 70,05 0,022 0,192 777,0 0,196
32 solid solid 0,032 0,203 571,0 0,284
32 7/40 7x0,078 0,034 0,203 538,0 0,302
32 19/44 19x0,05 0,037 0,229 448,0 0,329
30 solid solid 0,051 0,254 365,0 0,45
30 7/38 7x0,102 0,057 0,305 339,0 0,507
30 19/42 19x0,064 0,061 0,305 286,7 0,543
28 solid solid 0,080 0,330 232,0 0,71
28 7/36 7x0,127 0,087 0,381 213,0 0,774
28 19/40 19x0,078 0,091 0,406 186,0 0,81
27 7/35 7x0 ,142 0,111 0,457 179,0 0,988
26 solid solid 0,128 0,409 143,0 1,14
26 10/36 10x0,127 0,127 0,533 137,0 1,13
26 19/38 19x0,102 0,155 0,508 113,0 1,38
26 7/34 7x0,160 0,141 0,483 122,0 1,25
24 solid solid 0,205 0,511 89,4 1,82
24 7/32 7x0,203 0,227 0,610 76,4 2,02
24 10/34 10x0,160 0,201 0,582 85,6 1,79
24 19/36 19x0,127 0,241 0,610 69,2 2,14
24 41/40 41x0,078 0,196 0,582 84,0 1,74
22 solid solid 0,324 0,643 55,3 2,88
22 7/30 7x0,254 0,355 0,762 48,4 3,16
22 19/34 19x0,160 0,382 0,787 45,1 3,4
22 26/36 26x0,127 0,330 0,762 52,3 2,94
20 solid solid 0,519 0,813 34,6 4,61
20 7/28 7x0,320 0,562 0,965 33,8 5,0
20 10/30 10x0,254 0,507 0,889 33,9 4,51
20 19/32 19x0,203 0,615 0,940 28,3 5,47
20 26/34 26x0,160 0,523 0,914 33,0 4,65
20 41/36 41x0,127 0,520 0,914 32,9 4,63
18 solid solid 0,823 1,020 21,8 7,32
18 7/26 7x0,404 0,897 1,219 19,2 7,98
18 16/30 16x0,254 0,811 1,194 21,3 7,22
18 19/30 19x0,254 0,963 1,245 17,9 8,57
18 41/34 41x0,160 0,824 1,194 20,9 7,33
18 65/36 65x0,127 0,823 1,194 21,0 7,32
16 solid solid 1,310 1,290 13,7 11,66
16 7/24 7x0,511 1,440 1,524 12,0 12,81
16 65/34 65x0,160 1,310 1,499 13,2 11,65
16 26/30 26x0,254 1,317 1,499 13,1 11,72
16 19/29 19x0,287 1,229 1,473 14,0 10,94
16 105/36 105x0,127 1,330 1,499 13,1 11,84
14 solid solid 2,080 1,630 8,6 18,51
14 7/22 7x0,643 2,238 1,854 7,6 19,92
14 19/27 19x0,361 1,945 1,854 8,9 17,31
14 41/30 41x0,254 2,078 1,854 8,3 18,49
14 105/34 105x0,160 2,111 1,854 8,2 18,79
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AWG-WIRES & AWG-STRANDED CONDUCTORS
AWG AWG- conductor cross- conductor conductor conductor
No. make-up make-up section outer-Ø resistance weight
n x AWG Ø x mm mm2 mm Ohm/km kg/km
12 solid solid 3,31 2,05 5,4 29,46
12 7/20 7x0,813 3,63 2,438 4,8 32,30
12 19/25 19x0,455 3,09 2,369 5,6 27,50
12 65/30 65x0,254 3,292 2,413 5,7 29,29
12 165/34 165x0,160 3,316 2,413 5,2 29,51
10 solid solid 5,26 2,59 3,4 46,81
10 37/26 37x0,404 4,74 2,92 3,6 42,18
10 49/27 49x0,363 5,068 2,946 3,6 45,10
10 105/30 105x0,254 5,317 2,946 3,2 47,32
8 49/25 49x0,455 7,963 3,734 2,2 70,87
8 133/29 133x0,287 8,604 3,734 2,0 76,57
8 655/36 655x0,127 8,297 3,734 2,0 73,84
6 133/27 133x0,363 13,764 4,676 1,5 122,49
6 259/30 259x0,254 13,123 4,674 1,3 116,79
6 1050/36 1050x0,127 13,316 4,674 1,3 118,51
4 133/25 133x0,455 21,625 5,898 0,80 192,46
4 259/27 259x0,363 26,804 5,898 0,66 238,55
4 1666/36 1666x0,127 21,104 5,898 0,82 187,82
2 133/23 133x0,574 34,416 7,417 0,50 306,30
2 259/26 259x0,404 33,201 7,417 0,52 295,49
2 665/30 665x0,254 33,696 7,417 0,52 299,89
2 2646/36 2646x0,127 33,518 7,417 0,52 298,31
1 133/22 133x0,643 43,187 8,331 0,40 384,37
1 259/25 259x0,455 42,112 8,331 0,41 374,80
1 817/30 817x0,254 41,397 8,331 0,42 368,43
1 2109/34 21090,160 42,403 8,331 0,41 377,39
1/0 133/21 1330,724 54,75 9,347 0,31 487,28
1/0 259/24 2590,511 53,116 9,347 0,32 472,73
2/0 133/20 1330,813 69,043 10,516 0,25 614,48
2/0 259/23 2590,574 67,021 10,516 0,25 596,49
3/0 259/22 2590,643 84,102 11,786 0,20 748,51
3/0 427/24 4270,511 87,570 11,786 0,19 779,37
4/0 259/21 2590,724 106,626 13,259 0,16 948,97
4/0 427/23 4270,574 110,494 13,259 0,15 983,39
AWG-Wire (Solid-conductor)
AWG No. Wire-Ø AWG No. Wire-Ø AWG No. Wire-Ø AWG No. Wire-Ø
mm mm mm mm
44 0,050 28 0,320 14 1,628 1/0 8,252
41 0,070 27 0,363 13 1,829 2/0 9,266
40 0,079 26 0,404 12 2,052 3/0 10,404
39 0,089 25 0,455 11 2,304 4/0 11,684
38 0,102 24 0,511 10 2,588
37 0,114 23 0,574 ,9 2,906
36 0,127 22 0,643 ,8 3,268
35 0,142 21 0,724 ,7 3,665
34 0,160 20 0,813 ,6 4,115
33 0,180 19 0,912 ,5 4,620
32 0,203 18 1,024 ,4 5,189
31 0,226 17 1,151 ,3 5,827
30 0,254 16 1,290 ,2 6,543
29 0,287 15 1,450 ,1 7,348
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COPPER AND ALU-PRICE CALCULATION
Calculation examples:
Assumption: ● DEL-Quotation 194,29 EUR/100 kg for copper
● Daily rate 173,84 EUR/100 kg for aluminium
● Individual discount, e. g. 20%
1. Profibus 1 x 2 x 0,64 mm, PVC, Part no. 81448

Quantity ordered 1000 m
Price brutto (Copper base)= 150 EUR 1400,00 EUR/km
minus 20% (discount) 280,00 EUR/km
1120,00 EUR/km
+ Copper surcharge:
(194,29 + 1,9429) – 150
x Copper value
100
equal, 0,4623 EUR/kg x 22 kg/km = 10,17 EUR/km
1130,17 EUR/km
2. NYCWY 3 x 70/35 sm, 0,6/1 kV, Part No. 32268

Copper base = 0 7930,00 EUR/km
6344,00 EUR/km
+ Copper surcharge (Conductor + screen):

(194,29 + 1,9429) – 0
x Copper value
100
11072,42 EUR/km
3. NA2XSY 1 x 70 sm/16, 12/20 kV, Part No. 32454

– Aluminium conductor
– Copper screen
Copper base = 0 9500,00 EUR/km
7600,00 EUR/km
+ Copper surcharge (screen):

(194,29 + 1,9429) – 0
x Copper value
100
+ Aluminium (Conductor):
Aluminium value x daily rate
203 kg/km x 1,74 EUR/kg 353,22 EUR/km
8310,30 EUR/km
98
FIRE PERFORMANC & FIRE PROPAGATION
European standards EN 50167, EN 50168, and EN 50169, Caloric load [kWh/m] [MJ/m]
require not only data lines with shielding, they also require
There is a wide variety of different combustible fixtures or
data lines with halogen-free sheathing. Consideration and
products in every building. These include (even if concealed
compliance with these standards is particularly recommended
in suspended ceilings or channels) cables and lines that
for public facilities such as hospitals, schools, and airports. We
can represent a significant part of the facility, particularly in
also recommend the use of halogen-free cable for buildings
commercial premises. These cables have different energies
with high concentration of personnel or material assets.
(heating values) and they can significantly increase the total
caloric value of a building. Consequently, in the planning stage
ensure that caloric value quantities are kept as low as possible.
Cable with PVC sheath
If there is a fire, standard PVC material can propagate fires
and form hydrochloric acid through the liberation of hydrogen Test methods for fire propagation
chloride gas (HCI) in combination with moisture (e.g. water
The verification or definition of how effectively or how well
for fire fighting). In addition, burning PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
cable must counter fire propagation and thus the spread of the
produces high smoke density and the corrosive damage
fire is specified in the standards IEC 60332-1,
to buildings and equipment can often assume devastating
IEC 60332-2 and IEC 60332-3. For test method 1, a 50 cm
proportions that far exceed the actual fire damage. HELUKAT® long cable is exposed to flame from a gas burner for 1 minute,
data lines are manufactured in accordance with IEC 60332-1 and must then extinguish any flame on its own, and it may be
relative to fire propagation behaviour. burned up to a maximum of 5 cm under the upper clamp. For
test method 3, an entire bundle of cable, 3.5 m long is mounted
vertically on a ladder in a cabinet and exposed to flame for
Cable with halogen-free sheath 20 minutes. After turning off the gas burner, the flame must
Here materials are used that do not contain halogens (such as extinguish on its own within 1 hour and the distance between
chloride) and that do not release corrosive gases in the event of burner and the fire damage on the cables furthest removed
fire. The portion of toxic gases is also reduced to a minimum, from the burner must not exceed 2.5 m.
and smoke density and fire propagation are hardly present or
possible. Markings on the cable include the abbreviations FRNC
or LSOH. These markings specifically refer to the following:
FR flame retardant (inhibits fire propagation)

NC non-corrosive (no corrosive components)
LS low smoke (low smoke density)
OH zero halogen (halogen-free)
For safety, when using such materials, it is essential that the view
of passageways and emergency exits remains unobstructed.
For this, however, it is necessary to also consider the use of such
materials for other products such as power cables or cable guide
channels. In terms of fire propagation behaviour, HELUKAT®
data lines are manufactured in accordance with IEC 60332-1 or
in accordance with the more rigorous IEC 60332-3.
This test is a very realistic representation of

a possible fire in a cabling chute.
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GLOSSARY
AES/EBU Cinch connector
Informal name of a digital audio standard jointly created by the AES The term "cinch connector" describes a connector plug for 2-core cables. They
(Audio Engineering Society) and the EBU (European Broadcasting Union). The have been distributed worldwide in Hifi devices that were originally built in Asia.
standard specifies the transmission properties of the digital signal in order to
simplify the communication between the devices. The connecting cable is used for Coaxial cable
the transmission of digital stereo, dual-channel or mono audio signals. Primarily Concentric conductor pair, consisting of an inside conductor and an outside
used in professional sound studios. The right plug connector for coaxial cables is conductor which completely encloses the inside conductor. The inside conductor
BNC. XLR connector plugs are used for symmetrical cables. and outside conductor are insulated from each other with a homogenous material
or a combination of fixed supporting shells and a gas.
Analogue
The analogue signal is a physically measurable variable (such as a voltage), Compact fibre
which can be modified in terms of frequency and amplitude and is used to A combination of single fibre loose buffer and tight buffered cable. The small
transmit information. Analogue cables transmit analogue signals in the low hollow space between the fibre and sheathing is filled with a non-stick coating.
frequency range. They are required in the audio sector for connecting instruments,
microphones, loudspeakers and other components. Conductor
Conductors are used for forwarding the electrical carriers and thus consist of an
ATM electrically conductive material (metal). Conductors are usually round.
Asynchronous Transfer Mode. Based on cells of 53 bytes. Suitable for telephone,
video and other data transmission. Mainly used in WAN applications. Conductor resistance
The conductor resistance is determined by the quality of the copper used and of
Attenuation the conductor cross-section. It increases linearly with the length of the cable and is
Reduction of the signal output between two cross section areas of a fibre. It is a key factor in determining the attenuation.
dependent on the wavelength: Main causes: Dispersion, absorption. Its unit of
measure is "dB", specified as 10log P(L1)/P(L2). Corrosivity
Produced by corrosive gases and acids when burning cables and wires. Non-
Attenuation coefficient corrosive cables should be used when laying cables in buildings. Halogen-free
This is the attenuation of the cable in relation to the length in stationary condition cables are generally non-corrosive.
(unit: dB/km or dB/100).
Coupling
AWG Due to the spatial layout of the telecom cables, electrical influences occur between
American Wire Gauge, a unit for wire diameter. the voice circuits (the couplings). The effect of these is crosstalk.
BNC connector Coupling resistance

The name is based on the names of the inventors of the bayonet nut connector: Measurement for the quality of the shielding. It is defined as the ratio of the
Neill and Concelman. Used in radio, video, medicine and computer technology. voltage along the shield of the disturbed system to the current of the interfering
system.
Broadband cable distributor network
The broadband cable distributor network is used on the basis of coaxial cables, e.g. Crimping
for cable television in the frequency range of 47 MHz to 446 MHz. Crimping is a physical connecting technique. This involves sliding a metal sleeve
over the shielding and squeezing it together using crimping pliers, e.g. for
BUS connecting coaxial connectors to a coaxial cable.
A network topology which is characterised by a single cable that leads to all
workstations. Crimping
A mechanical protection is made by pressing a sleeve around the fibres.
Bus system
The bus system is a system of cables for informatics, which is used to transmit Crosstalk
information and data. Undesired transfer of energy, e.g. between two neighbouring fibres of a cable.
Cable Decibel
Means of transferring signals. This consists of one or several electric conductors Decibel=dB. A decibel is a dimensionless numerical proportion. It is the tenth part
insulated from each other in a common sleeve installed in the cable covering. of the bel and is the unit of measure for attenuation.
Cable shield Digital/analogue converter

Conductive sleeve of a cable or a conductor for protecting individual cores or the Functional unit which converts a digital signal to an analogue signal.
complete stranded elements against outside electromagnetic influences.
Digital signal
Cable core A digital signal has several information parameters, e.g. 8, 16, 32 or 64, which
The total complement of stranded elements present in the cable and the wrapping are provided one after the other chronologically for serial signals and in parallel
over all these elements. chronologically for parallel signals. The 1/0 coded representation of information
such as digits and letters or the bit patterns from analogue signals (sounds,
Cable covering images, videos, measurement values etc) produced by scanning and quantisation.
The cable sheath, generally made of polyethylene (PE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC) In media technology, digital signals are transmitted in the AES/EBU, S/P-DIF and
or halogen-free material (H) which protects the cable core from environmental DMX standard by means of digital cables. The digital cable connects scanners,
influences. lighting control panels, studio equipment or other HiFi components.
CATV DMX cable (Digital Multiplex)

Community Antenna Television (International). This is used in lighting technology for controlling dimmers, floodlights and effect
units.
CATV cables
CATV cables are primarily used for television distribution but they can also be used Earth conductor
for all other transmissions up to 1 GHz. The inner conductor is made of copper Conductor which connects the body of an apparatus to be earthed with an earth
with PE discs used as spacers for the cavity-type insulation that is primarily used. connector or several earth connectors, provided this conductor is insulated in the
The outer conductor, which is formed from a copper band into a closed tube, is earth or laid outside it.
coated with a black UV-resistant PE jacket.
Electromagnetic interference
CEE Irradiation of interference during signal transmission caused by electro-magnetic
International Commission on Rules for the Approval of Electrical Equipment. fields.
CENELEC
Comité Européen de Normalisation Electrotechnique (European Committee for EMC
Electrical Engineering Standardisation) Responsible for the harmonisation of Electromagnetic compatibility is the ability of an electric apparatus to operate
electrical engineering standards in the European Union. satisfactorily in its electromagnetic environment without abnormally influencing this
environment (which also includes other equipment) or itself being influenced by it.
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GLOSSARY
EMC directives, general Interference sensitivity
Basic requirements for electromagnetic compatibility are specified in this new Electromagnetic inability of a device, of a unit or of a system to operate without
EMC Directive which equipment must comply with so that it can be placed on reduction of functionality in the presence of electromagnetic interference.
the market and put into service. "Equipment" is the higher-level concept for the
objects included in the Directive, which on the one hand are "devices" and on the ISDN
other hand "stationary systems". For the purposes of the Directive, equipment Abbreviation for Integrated Services Digital Network. Integrated digital network for
also means components and assemblies installed in a device by the end user combining different postal services via common digital switches and digital paths, e.g.
and mobile systems, which are defined as a combination of devices and other telephones, data transmission.
components which can be operated at various locations. Stationary systems in the
new EMC Directive also include large machines, high-voltage systems, electricity ISO
grids and telecommunications networks. These must be designed according to International Standards Organisation: worldwide federation of national standards
the recognised technology regulations, however do not require a conformity institutions from more than 130 countries.
assessment before being put into service.
LAN
Face coupling (star surface coupling) Local Area Network: spatially limited system for high speed information transfer
Signal transfer via fibre ends connected at the front. between a limited number of independent terminals with equal rights.
FDDI (Fibre Distributed Data Interface) LASER

Fibre optic network with dual opposite ring topology and 100 Mbit/s transfer rate. Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation: Amplifier for
The FDDI is fault tolerant to cable or node failure. electromagnetic waves in the visible light spectrum.
Fibre multiplex Lay-length

Transmission method where one fibre is assigned to each transmission channel. The lay-length is the length on which a stranding element is laid, 360 degrees
around the stranding axis.
Fibre optics
Transparent dielectric waveguide for transferring electromagnetic waves in the LED
visible light range. The conductors are made of glass fibre or plastic fibre and are Light Emitting Diode – Light emitting diodes are components that generate light.
not sensitive to electromagnetic interference.
LON
Flame retardant Local Operating Network: open bus system which enables components from
Description of the behaviour of products against fire propagation different manufacturers to interact with one another.
Frequency Loop resistance

Number of complete oscillations per second (in Hz). Total ohmic resistance of transmit and return conductors (unit: W/km)
FRNC LSOH
FR=flame retardant and NC=non corrosive. Low smoke and halogen-free (LS = low smoke) and (OH= zero halogen).
Halogen-free Microbending
No halides (e.g. chlorine) in use. Halogen-free cables are used for increased fire Bending of a fibre which produces light losses and thus an increase in attenuation.
protection requirements (in public buildings) with respect to protection of persons
or on account of high material concentration. In the event of a fire, they do not Modem
release any corrosive gases and the quantity of toxic gases that is released is Name for a modulator-demodulator. A modem modulates and demodulates
significantly lower than for PVC materials. analogue and digital electrical voltages. When transmitting data via a modem, the
digital electrical signal (a consequence of voltage changes) is converted into an
High frequency analogue electrical signal (a consequence of amplitude oscillations).
HF=high frequency is an alternating current of a very high number of oscillations
(10 kHz to 3000 MHz) and is used in telecommunications engineering. Modes
All waveguides capable of propagation in a fibre optic cable.
High frequency cables
Modulation cable
Used for conducted transmission of HF signals, e.g. television signals. The quality
For television transmission from a central or junction point to television
of the HF cables and lines is characterised by the low reflection, low interference
transmitters.
and low attenuation transmission of signals.
Network
High frequency power cable System with the associated transfer method that is supported by message coding
High frequency power cables are single-core cables with full PE insulation or cabling.
polystyrol muffs as spacers, outer conductors made of copper wire braid or copper
flared tube conductors, and are used as transmission cables for radio transmitters. OLM
Optical Link Module: bus component for the construction of fibre optics networks
Hybrid cables and the transition from copper conductors to fibre optic cable.
Consist of at least two different types of cable (e.g. power and audio cables) in a
common sleeve. Outdoor cable
Cables which are constructed so that they are sufficient for all requirements such
Impedance as those which occur for underground and pipeline cable systems.
Impedance of the electrical quadripole; it is composed of the ohmic resistance and
the reactance, the frequency-dependent resistances and capacitances. Structurally Patch cable
speaking, impedance is specified by the dimensions of the internal conductor, Flexible connecting cable for connecting two components, e.g. in a distributor
dielectric and shielding. cabinet.
Interference PIMF
Fault, adverse effect, reduction of functionality Pair in metal foil.
Indoor cables Plug connection

Cable for applications inside buildings. They are not suitable for laying outdoors. Easily removable connection with plugs. The insertion loss of a plug connection is
usually higher than the transfer loss of a splice connection.
This is determined by the insulation material, whereby the material properties are more POF
significant than the insulation thickness. The insulation resistance is dependent on the Polymer Optical Fibre - name for a fibre optic cable whose optical core and sheath
length. The higher the specific resistance of a material, the more suitable the material are constructed using plastic. POF fibres have a typical core diameter of 0.98 mm.
is for insulation; the unit is [m]; for cables and wires, the conventional units are the
derived units [Mkm] or [Gkm].
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GLOSSARY
Polyethylene (PE) Sensor
A macromolecular hydrocarbon with a paraffin-like structure. Thanks to its Apparatus which converts a physical factor based on a physical effect into an
outstanding dielectric properties, e.g. low density, high durability and elongation at electric, pneumatic or hydraulic signal for further processing. These sensors are
break, very good electrical insulating properties, low water absorption and the fact used in automation technology to obtain the necessary information for process
that it is practically insoluble in almost all organic solvents, it is now indispensable as execution. This includes, for example, the recording of power unit and machine
an insulating material in the cable industry. statuses, or the recording of process data such as temperature, pressure, speed,
filling level, flow rate, paths, angles, etc.
Polypropylene (PP)
Polypropylene is made by means of polymerisation and is classified as a partially Shield
crystalline thermoplastic (in a similar way to polyethylene) but has high rigidity, Shielding which should prevent the transfer of interference signals, e.g. those from
hardness and strength with good electrical properties. electrical fields for data cables. Usually braided with aluminium or copper.
Shields can be arranged for cables and wires by individual elements in the cable or
Polyurethane (PUR) group, or by the entire stranded bundle. The structure of the shield is always
Thermoplastic polyurethanes are similar to polyamides in terms of their properties; determined by how the product is intended to be used. Their purpose is usually to
however, they absorb hardly any water when compared with these, have keep external electrical influences away from cables and wires and to prevent
outstanding physical properties, are impact-resistant, notch-resistant, have a high these fields from escaping (coupling resistance). Shielding can be made of braids,
degree of flexibility at low temperatures and possess good friction resistance. braiding, metal foils, foil-cladding or steel armouring.
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) Shielding attenuation

Polyvinyl chloride is a thermoplastic which is manufactured for the cable industry Measure of the reduction or attenuation of the electromagnetic field strength at a
according to the suspension polymerisation process (PVC-S). It is an odourless, point in the room, caused by inserting an electromagnetic shield between the field
free-flowing white powder. It is free of electrolytes and therefore exhibits very source and this point; usually expressed in dB.
good dielectric properties.
Skin effect
PROFIBUS The tendency of alternating current to flow on the surface of a conductor as the
The Process Field Bus is a field bus with a 3-layered design and a fully developed frequency increases (a reduction in the effective conductor cross-section and thus
network management system. an increase in the electrical resistance).
PROFIBUS DP Slotted core cable

Profibus for the field of "distributed peripherals". Simple digital and analogue Cable where the fibres are placed in grooves made in the surface of the central
input/output components and intelligent signal and process data processing units element.
can be relocated locally and thus, among other things, significantly reduce costs in
terms of the amount of time and effort spent on cabling.
Smoke density
Method of measuring smoke development when burning a cable. When laying
ProfiSafe
cables in buildings, it should be ensured that the level of smoke density is low
Safety profile: allows the transfer of safety-integrated and standard data on a
(typical value: 50%).
single bus line.
S/PDIF
Reduction factor
Sony/Philips Digital Interface. For transmission of digital audio
The thicknesses of the cable sheath (metal sheath, armouring and cable sheath)
signals. Flexible coaxial cable, which is assembled using a Cinch
are increased if telecom cables are located in the vicinity of power cables or railway
connector.
facilities and electromagnetic fields arise, which result in inductive influence on
the operation.
Splice
Redundancy A permanent cable connection. For fibre optic cables, for example, this involves
Abundance, excess, surplus fusing two fibres.
Reflection Star coupler

Reflection of rays (waves) at border surfaces between two different substances. Active or passive component which ensures a uniform light output distribution for
an equally large number of incoming and outgoing fibres.
Repeater
Repeater, amplifier - apparatus for amplifying and regenerating signals and a Star quad
network. It can cover larger distances. Simple, economic means of extending a Strand element which consists of four wires twisted together, and each of the pairs
LAN. Repeaters with more than two ports are called hubs. of wires forms a transmission path (trunk).
Resistance difference STP

Difference of the ohmic resistance between two cores of a cable (unit W). Shielded Twisted Pair.
RG/U STQ
Abbreviation of Radio Government, Universal. RG is a military designation for Shielded Twisted Quad.
coaxial cables in MIL-C-17. R=Radio, G=Guide, U=Utility.
Telecom cables
RG58 These are used for transmitting telephone calls, signals and data, primarily in local
Coaxial cable with 50 Ohm wave resistance. Also called Thin Wire or 10BASE2. networks of telecommunications companies.
RJ45 Tertiary cabling

Connector for twisted pair. Horizontal connection of the floor distributor with the connection units at the
work place.
Return loss
Measure for matching systems; when the correct termination resistance of a cable Tight buffer
(wave resistance) is selected, the reflection factor is 0 and thus also the return loss. A fibre which is applied immediately above the protective coating of a plastic
sleeve.
SC
Straight Connector. Connector. Time multiplex
Transfer process where several pieces of information are transferred simultaneously
with different wavelengths on one fibre.
Secondary cabling
Internal building connection of the building distributor with the individual floor
TP
distributors (backbone).
Twisted Pair. Data cable.
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GLOSSARY
Triaxial Cable
A 3-conductor cable, built on three axes: this consists of one conductor in the
centre, the second conductor concentrically around the first conductor and the
third conductor insulated from the first and second, usually by insulation, a braid
and an outer sheath.
Twin axial cable

A cable which consists of concentric, mutually insulated conductors.
Wave bands or frequency ranges

The frequency ranges used in radio technology are divided into a decade system:
Centimetre waves: 1 -10 cm
Decimetre waves: 10 -100 cm
Ultra-short waves: 1 -10 m
Short waves: 10 -100 m
Medium waves: 100 -1000 m
Long waves: 1000 -10,000 m
Long waves: 10 -100 km
Wavelength
Length of a complete oscillation (period) of a wave. Three wavelength ranges are
usually used in optical message technology. These are around 850 nm, 1310 nm
and 1550 nm.
Wavelength multiplex
Transfer process where several parallel incoming data signals are transferred on a
fibre in one serial data stream.
XLR
The 5-pin XLR connector is frequently used in professional stage and lighting
engineering for transmitting DMX control signals. The XLR connector is also used
in professional studio engineering, for microphone cables and speaker cables.
The XLR couplings are designated as "female" and the XLR connector plugs are
designated as "male".
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Part No. Index
Part no. Page Part no. Page Part no. Page
10550 – 10615 68 40179 52 400214 – 400235 41
10616 – 10746 69 40180 – 40189 35 400248 33
11464 – 11563 70 40190 – 40196 51 400249 – 400250 34
11574 – 13147 71 40197 48 410000 – 410027 90
13344 – 13367 74 40200 – 40203 50 410028 – 410055 91
13368 – 13489 75 400000 – 400002 16 410056 – 410090 84
13500 – 13530 76 400003 – 400010 17 410091 – 410134 85
13531 – 13597 77 400011 18 410135 – 410147 86
22940 – 22943 78 400012 – 400020 19 410148 – 410171 87
22944 – 22949 79 400021 21 802073 – 802208 88
22989 – 23006 78 400022 – 400024 22 802223 – 802231 89
23007 – 23059 79 400025 – 400029 23
23104 – 23132 78 400031 25
23133 – 24000 79 400032 – 400033 26
26060 – 26119 81 400034 27
26395 – 26402 80 400036 – 400037 30
26403 – 26404 81 400038 – 400039 31
26690 – 26753 80 400040 32
26755 – 26936 81 400041 33
29129 – 29192 80 400042 – 400043 20
29193 – 29933 81 400060 36
34090 – 34349 73 400061 – 400062 39
37001 – 37028 72 400068 – 400072 45
37029 – 37154 73 400073 – 400078 46
40001 – 40006 47 400080 32
40007 – 40010 48 400081 28
40011 – 40012 49 400089 – 400094 36
40015 – 40018 55 400109 – 400115 37
40019 – 40021 56 400116 – 400122 38
40022 44 400143 – 400146 40
40023 – 40027 35 400151 29
40028 – 40073 44 400158 23
40085 55 400168 49
40135 – 40144 52 400171 – 400174 24
40145 – 40147 57 400182 55
40150 – 40169 53 400189 48
40170 – 40175 44 400190 49
40176 – 40178 54 400197 55
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NOTES
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NOTES
107
NOTES
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Notes
Technical modifications
© HELUKABEL® GmbH Hemmingen
Specifications have been carefully checked and are believed to be correct; however, no responsibility is assumed for inaccuracies. Subject to technical
modifications. Consequently all illustrations, numerical data, etc. are provided without guarantee. Color deviations between photos and delivered goods
cannot be avoided. Reproduction or duplication of the text and illustrations, in whole or in part, remain reserved. The transfer of copyrights always
requires the written consent of HELUKABEL® GmbH. Our General Terms of Delivery and Payment, which can be viewed at www.helukabel-group.com,
apply.
Length markings
The length marking, which cannot be calibrated, is an aid, e.g. for easy material allowance determination or for determination of the length remaining
on the drum. Deviation of the line length shown by the marking is up to 1%. Incomplete length markings or length markings missing on sections,
deviations of the cable length shown by the length marking do not substantiate any legal obligation whatsoever. Only use calibrated measurement
devices to determine line length.
Safety notice
The cables and wires described in the catalog are produced in accordance with national and international standards, as well as plant standards;
application safety, as stipulated in the safety directives, standards, and statutory regulations, as amended, is provided. With the prerequisite of proper
and professional installation and use, the possibility of product-specific dangers can be excluded. For each product this catalog describes general
information for use. Independent of the above, the applicable DIN VDE specifications apply. However, installation and processing must only be
executed by qualified electricians.
Our General Terms of Delivery and Payment, which can be viewed at www.helukabel-group.com, apply
SDZeCOM/0215/3000GB/MAU
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Cables and wires designed for use in media entertainment

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AUDIO & LIGHT ................................................................................................................................................................... 14

DATA, NETWORK AND BUS TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................................................ 58

CONNECTING CABLES ........................................................................................................................................................ 82

TECHNICAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................ 92

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LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY LED/VIDEO SCREEN

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS/ SPEAKER SYSTEMS

MIXER/CONTROL APPARATUS POWER

Audio cables with braided screen 16

Audio cables, multicore with braided screen 17

Audio cables with foil screen, single pair 18

Audio cables, multipaired with foil screen 19

Digital audio cables AES/EBU, single pair with spiral screen 21

Digital audio cables AES/EBU, single pair with foil/braided screen 22

AES/EBU & DMX patch cable 25

AES/EBU & DMX cables 26

AES/EBU TP DMX 512 27

Instrument cables with spiral screen 30

Microphone cables with spiral screen, paired 31

Microphone cables with braided screen 32

Microphone cables with braided screen, star quads 33

Speaker cables, round 36

Speaker cables, round 37

Type HELUSOUND audio cable analog

Part no. Cable structure Conductor Outer diameter Cop. Weight

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Type HELUSOUND audio cable analog

Part no. Cable structure Conductor Outer diameter Cop. Weight

Dimensions and specifications may be changed without prior notice.

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