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The LAPP H07V-K single core cable is an ideal solution for electrical engineers and technicians working on control cabinets, equipment internal wiring, and luminaire installations. It offers exceptional flexibility and reliable performance in industrial environments thanks to its fine-wired copper construction. A key caveat for users is that it is designed primarily for fixed installations; it should not be used in high-movement applications where extreme mechanical stress is present.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 4520021/100 |
| Brand | LAPP |
This cable is designed for fixed installations, which can include protected outdoor conduit, but it is not intended for direct UV exposure or permanent environmental weathering.
The conductor is made of high-quality bare copper strands.
Yes, it is flame-retardant according to the IEC 60332-1-2 standard.
The maximum operating voltage is 750 V.
Yes, it is HAR-certified, which allows for use in various European countries.
Ensure the wire end is properly twisted after stripping; use a compatible wire ferrule for a cleaner connection and better contact surface.
Check if the operating temperature exceeds 70 °C or if the cable is exposed to direct UV radiation or incompatible chemical solvents.
For optimal results, ensure the conductor is stripped using precision tools to avoid nicking the fine copper strands, which can compromise the current-carrying capacity. The cable is designed for installation in tubes, under or over plaster, and within closed installation ducts. When installing, adhere to local electrical codes regarding bend radii for 3.4 mm diameter cabling. Keep the cable away from corrosive chemicals and ensure that the maximum operating temperature of 70 °C is not exceeded in the cabinet's heat-dissipation design. Regular visual inspections are recommended in high-vibration areas to ensure connections remain tight.
