H07BQ-F
Polyurethane sheathed flexible power cable for construction sites
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DIN VDE mark: NGMH11Yö
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Application |
Standards |
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These cables can be used in dry, damp and wet areas, also outdoor, for medium mechanical loads. Robust and flexible, resistant to oils and external conditions, can be used in marinas for ship connection, as supply cables for electrical machines in construction industry and shipyards, for hand drills, circular saws and similar, for mobile motors in agriculture, heating devices if there is no risk that the cable will come in contact with hot elements. Flexibility at low temperatures up to -40 °C makes it suitable for use in freezing zones.
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HRN HD 22.10 S1
DIN VDE 0282 mark 10
IEC 60245-4
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Construction |
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Technical data |
Conductor: |
tinned or bare copper conductor, fine wired stranded, class 5 acc. to IEC 60228 / HD 383 / DIN VDE 0295 |
Insulation: |
rubber compound on ethylene-propylene basis (EPM, earlier: EPR), i.e. E16 acc. to DIN VDE 0282 part 1, concentrically stranded cores, colour marked acc. to DIN VDE 0293-308 / HD 308 S2, for 3 and more cores: with yellow-green protective core |
Sheath: |
polyurethane (PUR) type TMPU, acc. to DIN VDE 0282 part 10 |
sheath colour: |
orange (RAL 2003)
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Core colour marking: |
acc. to HD 308 S2 / VDE 0293-308 |
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Temperature range: |
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during installation:
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-30 °C up to +80 °C |
fixed installed:
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-40 °C up to +90 °C |
Nominal voltage: |
Uο/U = 450/750 V |
Test voltage: |
2500 V |
Specific el. resistance of insulation: |
> 100 M Ω x km |
Minimal inner bending radius: |
5D |
Other characteristics: |
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- resistant to ozone, oxygen, UV-irradiation |
- specially resistant to oils and greases, friction
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- good flexibility also at low temperatures up to -40 °C |
Dimensions – number of cores x conductor cross-section |
Construction of individual conductor |
External diameter |
Insulation thickness |
Sheath thickness |
Conductor resistance at 20 °C |
Cu weight |
Cable weight |
Packing* |
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nominal |
min. – maks. |
nominal |
nominal |
max. |
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approx. |
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N x mm²
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n x mm |
mm |
mm |
mm |
Ω/km |
kg/km |
kg/km |
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2 x 1,5 |
30 x 0,25 |
7,6 – 9,8 |
0,8 |
0,9 |
13,7 |
28,8 |
87,5 |
CUT |
2 x 2,5 |
50 x 0,25 |
9,0 – 11,6 |
0,8 |
1,0 |
8,21 |
48,0 |
128,0 |
CUT |
2 x 4 |
56 x 0,30 |
10,6 – 13,7 |
0,9 |
1,1 |
5,09 |
76,8 |
154,0 |
CUT |
2 x 6 |
84 x 0,30 |
11,8 – 15,1 |
1,0 |
1,2 |
3,39 |
115,2 |
232,0 |
CUT |
2 x 10 |
80 x 0,40 |
15,6 – 19,9 |
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1,95 |
192,0 |
343,0 |
CUT |
2 x 16 |
128 x 0,40 |
17,9 – 22,8 |
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1,24 |
307,2 |
554,0 |
CUT |
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3 G 1,5 |
30 x 0,25 |
8,0 – 10,4 |
0,8 |
0,9 |
13,7 |
43,2 |
106,5 |
CUT |
3 G 2,5 |
50 x 0,25 |
9,6 – 12,4 |
0,8 |
1,0 |
8,21 |
72,0 |
158,5 |
CUT |
3 G 4 |
56 x 0,30 |
11,3 – 14,5 |
0,9 |
1,1 |
5,09 |
115,2 |
228,0 |
CUT |
3 G 6 |
84 x 0,30 |
12,8 – 16,3 |
1,0 |
1,2 |
3,39 |
172,8 |
346,0 |
CUT |
3 G 10 |
80 x 0,40 |
16,8 – 21,4 |
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1,95 |
288,0 |
500,0 |
CUT |
3 G 16 |
128 x 0,40 |
19,5 – 24,7 |
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1,24 |
460,8 |
830,0 |
CUT |
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4 G 1,5 |
30 x 0,25 |
9,0 – 11,6 |
0,8 |
1,0 |
13,7 |
57,6 |
136,0 |
CUT |
4 G 2,5 |
50 x 0,25 |
10,7 – 13,8 |
0,8 |
1,1 |
8,21 |
96,0 |
206,0 |
CUT |
4 G 4 |
56 x 0,30 |
12,7 – 16,2 |
0,9 |
1,2 |
5,09 |
154,0 |
294,0 |
CUT |
4 G 6 |
84 x 0,30 |
14,2 – 18,1 |
1,0 |
1,3 |
3,39 |
230,0 |
436,0 |
CUT |
4 G 10 |
80 x 0,40 |
18,6 – 23,6 |
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1,95 |
384,0 |
722,0 |
CUT |
4 G 16 |
128 x 0,40 |
21,3 – 27,0 |
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1,24 |
614,4 |
1103,0 |
CUT |
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5 G 1,5 |
30 x 0,25 |
9,8 – 12,7 |
0,8 |
1,1 |
13,7 |
72,0 |
169,5 |
CUT |
5 G 2,5 |
50 x 0,25 |
11,9 – 15,3 |
0,8 |
1,1 |
8,21 |
120,0 |
258,0 |
CUT |
5 G 4 |
56 x 0,30 |
14,1 – 17,9 |
0,9 |
1,3 |
5,09 |
192,0 |
345,0 |
CUT |
5 G 6 |
84 x 0,30 |
15,7 – 20,0 |
1,0 |
1,4 |
3,39 |
288,0 |
518,0 |
CUT |
5 G 10 |
80 x 0,40 |
20,4 – 25,9 |
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1,95 |
480,0 |
864,0 |
CUT |
5 G 16 |
128 x 0,40 |
23,7 – 30,0 |
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1,24 |
768,0 |
1382,0 |
CUT |
*) Packing: CUT = cable in different lengths on drum or reel, possible cutting at required length