Lapp ÖLFLEX CLASSIC 110 H Control Cable, 5 Cores 16 AWG, Unscreened, 100 m, Silver Grey Low Smoke Non-Halogen Sheath

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RS Stock No.:
278-4495
Mfr. Part No.:
10019933
Brand:
Lapp
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Brand

Lapp

Series

ÖLFLEX CLASSIC 110 H

Product Type

Control Cable

Number of Cores

5

Conductor Material

Bare Copper

Jacket Material

Low Smoke Non-Halogen

Jacket Colour

Silver Grey

Screened/Unscreened

Unscreened

Cable Length

100m

Conductor Type

Stranded

Standards/Approvals

AWM Style 21089 (File No. E63634) VDE tested: supply cable with improved characteristics in case of fire and increased oil resistance Classification of fire behaviour EN 13501-6 and EN 50575

Maximum Operating Temperature

80°C

American Wire Gauge

16AWG

COO (Country of Origin):
FR

LAPP ÖLFLEX CLASSIC 110 H Series Control Cable, 5 Cores, 16AWG American Wire Gauge - 10019933


This control cable is designed for signalling and control wiring where reduced smoke and no halogen emissions are required. It combines stranded bare copper conductors with a flame-behaviour classification suitable for use in installations that demand improved performance during fire conditions and elevated oil resistance. The outer sheath is finished in silver grey and the assembly is intended for continuous use up to 80°C.

Features and Benefits:


• Low smoke non‑halogen sheath reduces toxic fume hazards
• 80°C maximum operating temperature supports high‑heat circuits
• Stranded 16 AWG conductor offers flexibility for routing
• VDE‑tested oil‑resistant construction aids longevity in oily environments
• EN 50575 fire classification improves fire‑performance assessment

Applications


• Suitable for control panels in confined spaces
• Ideal for industrial machinery signal wiring
• Used with equipment where low‑smoke emission is required
• Can be used for installations exposed to oil contamination
• Suitable for multi‑core cabling in distribution enclosures

What conductor material is used and why is it chosen?


Conductors are bare copper to ensure good electrical conductivity and straightforward terminations.

How many individual cores are available and how does that affect wiring?


There are five cores which allow multiple control circuits to run within a single sheath, reducing cable runs.

What sheath characteristics assist in fire scenarios?


The jacket is low smoke non‑halogen and the construction is classified under recognised fire‑behaviour standards to limit smoke and corrosive gases.

How does the cable perform in oil‑exposed environments?


The construction has increased oil resistance verified by VDE testing to maintain insulation integrity in contaminated conditions.

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