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    Heat resistant Cables

    SiHF

    silicon mulitcore cable, flexible, halogen-free, meter marking

    Technical data

    Special silicone multicore cable with higher


    heat-resistance range adapted to
    DIN VDE 0250 part 1 and
    DIN VDE 0285-525-2-83/
    DIN EN 50525-2-83
    Temperature range
    -60C to +180C
    (for short time +220C)
    Temperature limit at the conductor
    in operation +180C
    Nominal voltage U0/U 300/500 V
    Test voltage 2000 V
    Breakdown voltage min. 5000 V
    Insulation resistance
    min. 200 MOhm x km
    Power rating
    ambient temperature up to +145C
    to DIN VDE 0100
    for higher temperatures valid:
    150C - load value 100%
    155C - load value 91%
    160C - load value 82%
    165C - load value 71%
    170C - load value 58%
    175C - load value 41%
    Minimum bending radius
    flexing 7,5x cable
    fixed installation 4x cable
    Radiation resistance
    up to 20x106 cJ/kg (up to 20 Mrad)

    Cable structure

    Tinned copper-conductor, to
    DIN VDE 0295 cl.5, fine-wire,
    BS 6360 cl.5, IEC 60228 cl.5
    Core insulation of silicone
    Core identification to DIN VDE 0293-308
    - up to 5 cores coloured
    - from 6 cores, black with continuous
    white numbering
    GN-YE conductor, 3 cores and above
    Cores stranded in layers with
    optimal lay-length
    Outer sheath of silicone
    Sheath colour preferably redbrown
    with meter marking

    Properties

    Advantages
    Hardly changes of dielectric strength
    and the insulation resistance also at
    high temperatures, high ignition or
    flash point, in case of fire, forms an
    insulating layer of SiO2
    Resistant to
    High molecular oils, fats from vegetables
    and animals, alcohols, plasticizers and
    clophenes, diluted acids, lyes and salt
    dissolution, oxidation substances, tropical
    influences and weather, lake water, oxygen,
    ozone
    For laying as a fixed installation only
    in open or ventilated pipe systems as
    well as in ducts. Otherwise the mechanical
    properties of the silicon are reduced by
    the enclosed air at temperatures
    exceeding 90C.
    Tests
    Halogen-free
    acc. to DIN VDE 0482 part 267,
    DIN EN 50267-2-2/ IEC 60754-2
    (equivalent DIN VDE 0472 part 813)
    Behaviour in fire
    no flame propagation acc. to
    DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2,
    DIN EN 60332-1-2,IEC 60332-1 (equivalent
    DIN VDE 0472 part 804 test method B)

    Note

    G = with green-yellow conductor


    x = without green-yellow conductor (OB)
    AWG sizes are approximate equivalent
    values. The actual cross-section is in mm.
    screened analogue type:
    SiHF-C-Si, confer page 232

    Application

    Silicone cables were evolved for use wherever insulation is subjected to extreme temperature changes. They are heat-resistant for permanent temperature
    up to +180C, for short time operation up to +220C. The good performance of the environmental resistant properties means that silicone cables
    can be used at temperatures down to -60C. Silicone cables are halogen-free cables and are especially suited for installation in power stations. They
    have also found their uses in the steel producing industries, aviation industry, ship building as well as in ceramic, glass and cement factories. Due to
    elastical characteristic of core insulations, these are used as flexible connection cable.
    = The product is conformed with the EC Low-Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC.
    Part no.
    22989
    22990
    22940
    22991
    22941
    22992
    22942
    22993
    22994
    22995
    22996
    22997
    22998
    22999
    23000
    23001

    No.cores x
    cross-sec.
    mm
    2 x 0,5
    3 G 0,5
    3 x 0,5
    4 G 0,5
    4 x 0,5
    5 G 0,5
    5 x 0,5
    6 G 0,5
    7 G 0,5
    8 G 0,5
    10 G 0,5
    12 G 0,5
    16 G 0,5
    18 G 0,5
    25 G 0,5
    2 x 0,75

    Outer
    approx. mm
    5,6
    5,9
    5,9
    6,4
    6,4
    7,3
    7,3
    8,3
    8,1
    8,9
    10,0
    10,6
    12,1
    12,7
    15,2
    6,4

    Cop.
    weight
    kg / km
    9,6
    14,5
    14,5
    19,3
    19,3
    24,0
    24,0
    28,9
    33,7
    38,4
    48,1
    57,6
    76,7
    86,5
    120,0
    14,4

    Weight
    approx.
    kg / km
    42,0
    44,0
    44,0
    58,0
    58,0
    62,0
    62,0
    79,0
    85,0
    99,0
    124,0
    141,0
    186,0
    211,0
    271,0
    53,0

    AWG-No.
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    20
    19

    Part no.
    23002
    23104
    23003
    23105
    23004
    22943
    23005
    23006
    23127
    23128
    23129
    23130
    23131
    23132
    23007
    23008

    No.cores x
    cross-sec.
    mm
    3 G 0,75
    3 x 0,75
    4 G 0,75
    4 x 0,75
    5 G 0,75
    5 x 0,75
    6 G 0,75
    7 G 0,75
    8 G 0,75
    10 G 0,75
    12 G 0,75
    16 G 0,75
    18 G 0,75
    25 G 0,75
    2x1
    3G1

    Outer
    approx. mm
    6,8
    6,8
    7,6
    7,6
    8,5
    8,5
    9,2
    9,2
    9,9
    11,1
    12,2
    13,7
    14,6
    17,2
    6,6
    7,0

    Cop.
    weight
    kg / km
    21,6
    21,6
    29,0
    29,0
    36,0
    36,0
    43,0
    50,0
    57,7
    72,1
    86,5
    115,2
    129,7
    180,0
    19,0
    29,0

    Weight
    approx.
    kg / km
    63,0
    63,0
    83,0
    83,0
    101,0
    101,0
    115,0
    124,0
    138,0
    156,0
    185,0
    218,0
    260,0
    370,0
    59,0
    77,0

    AWG-No.
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    19
    18
    18
    Continuation

    223
    CW&A Edition 27 (published 01.04.2015)

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