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(N)GFLCGÖU Rubber Compound Cables 300 / 500 V

(N)GFLCGÖU Rubber Compound Cables 300 / 500 V

Especially used for lifts, cranes, floor conveyor systems, elevators and transfer lines. Thanks to its flat structure, recommended for implementations where space is at a minimum and require smaller bending radius over that of round cables.

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  • Product details
Product introduction
  • 01 Product application

    Especially used for lifts, cranes, floor conveyor systems, elevators and transfer lines. Thanks to its flat structure, recommended for implementations where space is at a minimum and require smaller bending radius over that of round cables.

  • 02 Product characteristics

    COLD RESISTANT
    TEAR RESISTANT
    UV RESISTANT
    ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY


  • 03 Technical certification • Conform to RoHSWe are pleased to produce special versions, other dimensions, core and jacket colours on request.
Product structure


CONDUCTOR : Electrolytic annealed, stranded plain copper wires (tinned conductor on request)

SEPARATOR : A suitable tape may be applied over the conductor

INSULATION : rubber (EPR) compound

INNER SHEATH : elastomer compound

SCREEN : Tinned copper wires braided

OUTER SHEATH : elastomer compound

COLOR : Black (other colors on request)

CONDUCTOR OPERATING TEMPERATURE : Max. 60ºC

CONDUCTOR SHORT-CIRCUIT TEMPERATURE : Max. 200ºC

TEMP. ON CABLE SURFACE : Max. +50ºC

MIN INSTALLATION TEMPERATURE : -25ºC

Rated Voltage 300 / 500 V, (0,6 / 1 kV)

Max. Operating AC Voltage 0,7 / 1.2 kV

Max. Operating DC Voltage 0,9 / 1.8 kV

AC Test Voltage 3,5 kV


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