Lapp H07V-K Installation Wire - 4520001S - Green

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The Lapp H07V-K installation wire is a high-performance, flexible conductor designed for electrical contractors and panel builders requiring reliable, flame-retardant wiring for control cabinets and electronic equipment. With a 1.5mm2 cross-section and 750V rating, it offers excellent conductivity and ease of installation in tight spaces; however, users should note it is primarily suited for indoor, fixed environments rather than exposed outdoor exposure.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 4520001S |
| Brand | LAPP |
The H07V-K is designed for fixed indoor installations in tubes, ducts, or within enclosures; it is not recommended for exposed outdoor use.
The conductor is made of fine-stranded bare copper.
Yes, it is flame-retardant according to IEC 60332-1-2 and meets CPR Euro fire class Eca requirements.
It is rated for a maximum operating voltage of 750V.
Yes, it can be laid on racks or troughs only when used as a potential equalisation conductor.
The outer diameter is 3.4mm.
Ensure you are using a precision wire stripper matched to the 1.5mm2 diameter to avoid cutting the fine copper strands.
While rated for -40°C, PVC can stiffen at lower temperatures; allow the wire to reach room temperature before attempting complex routing.
For optimal results, ensure the wire is installed in accordance with local electrical codes. When stripping the PVC insulation, use precision wire strippers to avoid nicking the fine copper strands, as damage to these strands can degrade performance. While it is suitable for installation in tubes, under plaster, or in closed ducts, it should not be used in environments where it will be subject to constant movement or mechanical stress. When used on racks or troughs, it must strictly be used as a potential equalisation conductor. Regularly inspect the insulation for signs of cracking or heat-related degradation, especially if the wire is operated near its maximum thermal limit of 70°C.