Alternative TKD LSOH LSOH-C (EMC) Halogen-free Flat Cable

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Alternative TKD LSOH LSOH-C (EMC) Halogen-free Flat Cable

Power and control cable for trolley systems, transfer lines, machine-tools, on hoisting devices, lift, crane and container bridges. Also in applications where cables are bended strongly in permanent moving operation in one level. Suitable for dry, humid and wet rooms and for outdoor use.

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01 Product application Power and control cable for trolley systems, transfer lines, machine-tools, on hoisting devices, lift, crane and container bridges. Also in applications where cables are bended strongly in permanent moving operation in one level. Suitable for dry, humid and wet rooms and for outdoor use.
02 Product characteristics •significant smaller bending radius compared to round cables•notable protection to people and property value
•halogen-free•LSOH = Low Smoke Zero Halogen
•free from lacquer damaging substances and silicone (during production)
03 Technical certification
•conform to RoHS •conform to 2014/35/EU-Guideline ("Low-Voltage Directive") CE

•We are pleased to produce special versions, other dimensions, core and jacket colours on request.

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Conductor material:	Bare copper strand
Conductor class:	Acc. to DIN VDE 0295 class 5 resp. IEC 60228 cl. 5
Core insulation:	Special compound
Core identification:	Acc. to VDE 0293-308 up to 5 wires coloured, from 6 wires black with white numerals resp. white with black numerals, with GNYE
Stranding:	Cores parallel side by side
Shield:	LSOH-C: bare copper braid, coverage approx. 85 %
Outer sheath:	Special compound
Sheath colour:	Black
Rated voltage:	On 1 mm²: Uo/U 300/500 V; from 1,5 mm²: Uo/U 0,6/1 kV
Testing voltage:	LSOH: 2,5 kV; LSOH-C: c/c 4,0 kV / c/s 1,5 kV
Current-carrying-capacity:	Acc. to DIN VDE, see Technical Guideline
Min. bending radius fixed:	LSOH: 10 x d; LSOH-C: 15 x d
Min. bending radius moved:	LSOH: 10 x d; LSOH-C: 15 x d
Operat. temp. fixed min/max:	-40 °C / +70 °C
Operat. temp. moved min/max:	-25 °C / +70 °C
Temp. at conductor:	+90 °C
Halogen free:	Acc. to IEC 60754-1 и IEC 60754-2
Smoke density:	Acc. to IEC 61034-2
Burning behavior:	Self-extinguishing and flame retardant acc. to IEC 60332-1-2
Suspension height:	Max. 35 m
Standard:	Similar to DIN VDE 0250

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