1600199, Lapp 2 Core Power Cable, 1.5 mm², 50m, Black Rubber Sheath, 18 A, 450/750 V

H07RN-F Heavy Duty High Stress Rubber Cable

From Lapp, the H07RN-F cable is ideal for handheld and power supply devices. This heavy duty rubber sheathed cable is designed to withstand medium mechanical stress, and is often found used in challenging environments. Thanks to the cable's resistance to cold, water and UV, it can even be used for some outdoor applications.

Comprised of a harmonized fine wire copper strand with a rubber compound core insulation and outer sheath, this single-core black rubber cable is halogen free and flame resistant. Flexible and reliable, the Lapp H07RN-F cable is often used as a safe and reliable way to connect machinery and equipment to mains power.

Features and Benefits

• according to EN 50525-2-21
• High stresses
• For protected and fixed installation permitted up to 1000V
• Flame Retardant to IEC 60332-1-2
• Oil-resistant according to EN 60811-404
• Normativity not ozone resistant

Applications

This H07RN-F can be used for circuit proof and short to ground proof installations. The cable is environmentally resistant, and is tough enough to use in demanding application such as;

• Water Treatment
• Refrigerated Environments
• Construction Work-sites
• Stage and Studio Cabling
• Agricultural and Industrial

What Does H07RN-F Mean?

H07RN-F cable is a type of harmonised cable which means it belongs to the Harmonised Reference System and conforms to the European Harmonisation Standard. This purpose of this standard is to improve standards and quality of cables across Europe to ensure the trade of common standard product.

H07RN-F is the code for this harmonised cable which breaks down into the following:

• H = Harmonised
• 07 = 450 / 750 voltage rating
• R = Natural or synthetic rubber insulation
• N = Chloroprene or polychloroprene rubber sheath
• F = Flexible copper conductors

Standards

IEC 60332-1-2, EN 60811-2-1, HD 22.4/VDE 0282-4 and HD 22.1/VDE 0282-1, HAR, RoHS, CE

HO7RNF Data Sheet

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