LAPP H07V-K Single Core Cable - Grey - 4520063

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The LAPP H07V-K single core cable is an ideal solution for electrical engineers and technicians requiring reliable, flexible wiring for control cabinets, instrumentation panels, and motor starters. This high-quality wire offers excellent versatility with its fine-strand copper construction and flame-retardant PVC insulation, supporting systems up to 750V AC. One caveat to keep in mind is that while it is robust for internal equipment wiring, it is primarily designed for fixed installations and should not be used in high-flexibility dynamic applications like drag chains.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 4520063 |
| Brand | LAPP |
This cable is designed for fixed indoor installations. While it is robust, it should be protected from direct UV exposure and moisture if used in an outdoor environment.
It is a European standardized designation: H stands for HAR-certified, 07 for 450/750V rating, V for PVC insulation, and K for flexible conductor class.
No, this is a single core, unshielded wire designed for power and control signal transmission.
While highly flexible, always follow the general rule of maintaining a bend radius of at least 4 to 6 times the outer diameter to prevent internal strain.
Yes, it is suitable for motor starters and control wiring, provided the current rating is appropriate for the motor's power requirements.
No, this specific model (4520063) features bare copper strands.
Use an appropriate cable lubricant to reduce friction and verify the conduit bend radius meets industry standards.
Recalculate the required conductor cross-section based on the total load and distance; the 4 mm² size is ideal but may need upgrading for significantly long runs.
If the PVC jacket is nicked, do not use the cable for high-voltage applications. Cut out the damaged section or replace the wire to prevent short-circuiting.
To ensure maximum service life and safety, adhere to the following installation guidelines: