Lapp ÖLFLEX SERVO FD Control Cable, 4+(2x2) Cores, 1.5mm²+0.75mm², Screened, 50m, Orange PUR Sheath, 18 AWG

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RS Stock No.:
800-3221
Mfr. Part No.:
0027969
Brand:
Lapp
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Brand

Lapp

Series

ÖLFLEX SERVO FD

Number of Cores

4+(2x2)

Cross Sectional Area

1.5mm²+0.75mm²

American Wire Gauge

18 AWG

Conductor Material

Copper

Sheath Material

PUR

Sheath Colour

Orange

Screened/Unscreened

Screened

Screen Type

Copper Braid

Length

50m

Minimum Bend Radius

4 x D

Outer Diameter

12.2mm

Voltage Rating

1 kV, 600 V

Standards Met

CE

CPR Certification

Eca

Fire Behaviour

Flame Retardant, Halogen Free

Maximum Operating Temperature

+90°C

Cable Shape

Twisted Pair

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Earth Cable

Yes

Oil Resistant

Yes

Insulation Material

PP

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

LAPP Control Cable, 12.2mm OD, 4 Cores - ÖLFLEX SERVO FD Series - 0027969


Use this control cable from LAPP to send signals and power to industrial equipment. It's an earth type with four cores for enhanced durability. The robust sheath is made from oil-resistant PUR and can withstand a wide operating temperature range between -40°C and +90°C, making it suitable for harsh conditions. Thanks to the high conductivity of its thin copper wires, you can rely on this cable for high conductivity.

Features & Benefits


• 12.2mm outer diameter for use in compact setups
• 18AWG wire size for easy compatibility

Applications


• Factory automation
• Process and packing industry
• Telecommunications systems

What's the difference between a screened and an unscreened cable?


In screened cables like this one, some of the wires or the whole cable are covered by sheathing, reducing potential interference with nearby devices from electrical noise and electromagnetic radiation. Unscreened cables have wires that are twisted together without an internal jacket, so they tend to be more flexible.

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