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NLSY PVC insulated PVC sheathed Control Cable 300 V

NLSY PVC insulated PVC sheathed Control Cable 300 V

These flexible and reduced diameter cables are used in mechanical engineering for instrumentation and control equipment for tooling machinery production lines and flexible applications for free movement without tensile load. These cables are not used for outdoor or underground installation.

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  • Product details
Product introduction
  • 01 Product application


    These flexible and reduced diameter cables are used in mechanical engineering for instrumentation and control equipment for tooling machinery production lines and flexible applications for free movement without tensile load. These cables are not used for outdoor or underground installation.



  • 02 Product characteristics



    Flame retardance

    Flexible


    EMC* - 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: stranded copper wires

Insulation: PVC compound

Core identif.: black cores with white numerals.

Lay-up: cores laid up in layers of optimum pitch.

Separator: polyester tape.

Outer sheath: PVC compound

Sheath colour: grey.


Rated voltage Uo/U: 300/300 V.

Test voltage: 2000 V.

Temperature range:  operation: - 40° C ~ + 70° C,

                                  installation: - 5° C ~ + 70° C.

Insulation resistance : min. 20 MΩ/km.

Min. bending radius  : fixed: 6 x D.

                                   mobile: 15 x D.




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