0012102, Lapp 3 Core Power Cable, 1 mm², 50m, Yellow Polyurethane PUR Sheath, 500 V, Кабель

Olflex 450P For Handheld Devices

From Lapp, this Olflex 450P series cable is abrasion and notch resistant, and is an ideal power cable for handheld equipment. Not only does the cable feature excellent mechanical resistance, it also has an integrated wear indicator, utilising a differently coloured inner sheath to indicate where damage has occurred to the outer sheath. This is useful due to the increased wear and tear caused by the mobile nature of powering handheld devices.

This Olflex 450P cable is also oil-resistant, and is tough enough to be used in challenging conditions, and even outdoor conditions when the operating temperature range is observed.

Features and Benefits

• Mechanical Resistance
• Abrasion and notch resistance
• Oil resistance
• Resistant to contact with a range of chemical media
• Resistant to hydrolysis and microbes
• Outer sheath signal colour increases safety and visual perception
• Red inner sheath indicates when serious mechanical damages of the yellow outer jacket occurs
• Flame retardant
• Operating temperature for fixed installations -40°C to +80°C
• Operating temperature for occasional flexing -5°C to +70°C

Applications

Lapp Olflex 450 P cable is ideal for use with portable devices that might be used at home or in the garden, either as a direct power lead or power extension. It is often used with;

• Power Sanders
• Jigsaws
• Grinders

Accessories

Lapp Olflex cable should only be used with accessories that match their capabilities. As such, Lapp provides a range of easy-to-install cable glands that have integrated strain relief, making them ideal for mobile and handheld applications.

• 362-0102 is an M12 Cable Gland with Strain Relief
• 365-8494 is an M16 Cable Gland with Strain Relief
• 365-8501 is an M20 Cable Gland with Strain Relief
• 365-8517 is an M25 Cable Gland with Strain Relief
• 362-0124 is an M32 Cable Gland with Strain Relief

Standards

VDE 0250 / 0285, IEC 60332-1-2

Datasheet

Cable Selection Guide