Lapp ÖLFLEX CLASSIC 115 CY Control Cable, 3 Cores, 0.75 mm², CY, Screened, 50m, Grey PVC Sheath, 18 AWG

From Lapp, this Olflex Classic 115 CY control cable is shielded for EMC compliance. The cable is thin, light and flexible, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

As well as being resistant to interference signals, the cable also has oil and chemical resistance, meaning it is ideal for use in challenging industrial environments.

The Olflex Classic 115 CY comprises of fine-wire copper strands, with a PVC insulation and sheath that is flame retardant. It also features a small diameter for installations where space saving is a concern.

Features and Benefits

• Tough and flexible and resistant to most oils and chemicals
• Space saving design
• Covered in an insulating foil
• Outer sheathing made from special PVC-based compound
• Flame-retardant to IEC 60332-1-2
• Low transfer impedance

Applications

This Olflex Classic cable is highly versatile, with resistances that make it ideal for use in;

• Industrial Machines
• Rail vehicles
• HVAC systems

Accessories

Lapp Olflex Classic cable should only be used with accessories that meet its capabilities, and as such provide a series of cable glands that are EMC compliant.

• 560-701 is an M25 Skintop Cable Gland with EMC Brush
• 560-713 is an M32 Skintop Cable Gland with EMC Brush
• 560-694 is an M40 Skintop Cable Gland with EMC Brush

This cable confirms to ECD 73/23/EEC (low voltage directive).

Make sure your equipment gets the message with this control cable from LAPP. Its three cores are designed to transmit electrical signals to attached components, giving you direct control over your industrial process. Tinned-copper braiding is on hand to protect the internal copper strands from electromagnetic interference, so there'll be no crossed wires in your installation.

• Slim outer diameter of 6.5mm, so it's a space-saving component
• 4000V test voltage for additional electrical safety
• PVC insulation is abrasion resistant to allow for use in heavy-duty applications

• Plant engineering
• HVAC systems
• Measurement and control technology
• Data processing
• Commercial offices

Yes, you can. When fixed in place, it operates safely in temperatures between -40°C and +80°C.

VDE 0295, Part 5