Cable

Neoprene cable

H07RN-F (NEOPRENE)

Appearance
Rubber-jacketed cable/cord (0.75 mm² to 120 mm²)

Usage:
At heavy mechanical loads in dry, damp and wet areas. As connection cable for mobile electrical equipment such as machines, motors, tools etc. The multiple-core versions are perfect for auxiliary power supply for mobile equipment, especially when the cables have to withstand rough handling.

Properties:

Very strong and wear-resistant outer jacked.
Suitable for use in low temperatures (to minus 25C°).
Grease, oil-proof and waterproof.
Self extinguishing.
Extremely flexible.
Well able to withstand weather influences, such as ozone.

Structure:
Conductor:
Flexible tin-plated electrolytic copper
Insulation:
Rubber
Cores:
Twisted together
Inner jacket:
Rubber
Outer jacket:
Vulcanised synthetic rubber on basis of Polychloroprene (PCP)
Jacket colour:
Black

Electrical details:
Nominal voltage: 450/750 Volt
Tested voltage: 2500 Volt

Core colours:
2 cores: Brown, blue
3 cores: Brown, blue, yellow-green
4 cores: Brown, yellow-green, black, grey
5 cores: Brown, blue, yellow-green, black, grey

Supplied:
1 - 6 mm²: On rings and reels
Other sizes: On reels

Number of cores and nominal conductor diameter* (n x mm²)	Nominal diameter across the insulation (mm)	Nominal outer diameter (mm)	Minimum bending radius** (mm)	Permissible current**** (A)	Maximum tensile strength*** (N)	Approximate weight (kg/km)
1 x 16	8	11.8	47	90	240	270
1 x 25	9.7	13.8	69	118	380	390
1 x 35	11.3	15.9	80	146	530	530
1 x 50	13.3	18.3	92	185	750	720
1 x 70	15.4	20.8	125	231	1050	990
1 x 95	17.6	23.4	140	278	1430	1270
1 x 120	25.3	1520	1800		325	152
2 x 1	2.8	8.2	33	10	30	85
2 x 1,5	3.1	9.1	36	16	45	110
2 x 2,5	3.7	10.8	43	25	75	160
2 x 4	4.4	21.5	63	34	120	220
2 x 6	5	13.9	70	43	180	290
2 x 10	7	20.2	121	60	300	590
2 x 16	8	22.7	136	79	480	850
3 G 1	2.8	8.8	35	10	45	110
3 G 1,5	3.1	9.8	39	16	70	130
3 G 2,5	3.7	11.6	46	25	115	200
3 G 4	4.4	13.4	67	34	180	280
3 G 6	5	14.9	75	43	270	360
3 G 10	7	21.7	130	60	450	740
3 G 16	8	24.4	146	79	720	1050
3 G 25	9.7	29	174	105	1130	1150
3 G 35	11.2	32.9	197	135	1580	2000
3 G 50	13.3	38.2	229	169	2250	2730
3 G 70	15.4	44.1	265	211	3150	3800
3 G 95	17.6	49.5	297	250	4280	4750
3 G 120	19.1	54	324	292	5400	5800
4 G 1	2.8	9.8	39	10	60	130
4 G 1,5	3.1	10.8	43	16	90	170
4 G 2,5	3.7	12.8	64	20	150	240
4 G 4	4.4	14.7	74	29	240	340
4 G 6	5	16.7	84	36	360	460
4 G 10	7	23.8	143	51	600	900
4 G 16	8	26.7	160	67	960	1240
4 G 25	9.7	32.2	193	89	1500	1890
4 G 35	11.3	36.6	220	110	2100	2520
4 G 50	13.3	42.3	254	138	3000	3440
4 G 70	15.4	48.9	293	172	4200	4750
4 G 95	17.6	55	330	204	5700	6080
4 G 120	19.1	60	360	238	7200	7400
5 G 1,5	3.1	11.9	48	16	115	200
5 G 2,5	3.7	14.1	71	20	190	300
5 G 4	4.4	16.6	83	29	300	430
5 G 6	5	18.6	93	36	450	570
5 G 10	7	26.2	157	51	750	1120
5 G 16	8	29.7	178	67	1200	1600
5 G 25	9.7	35.7	214	89	1880	2320
5 G 35	11.3	40.3	242	116	2625	2954
5 G 50	13.3	46.9	281	148	3750	4102
5 G 70	15.1	52.6	316	185	5250	5505

*) Cables with yellow/green core are indicated with the letter G.
**) With the cable moving freely.
***) Static tensile strength. Even when used dynamically, when higher forces often occur, the stated tensile values are not allowed to be exceeded.
****) The listed permissible current applies to 1 cable in the open air, at temperature of 30C° and is based on NEN 3622, NPR 3627 and NEN 1010 fifth edition, table 8.52-C1 and 8.52-C5. Correction factors are shown in table 8.52-D (see page 155). With 4 and 5-core cables, the value of 3 live cores is shown.