H07Z-K 90°C, <HAR>, halogen-free single core, harmonised, for wiring in control cabinets, nominal voltage 450/750V. Unless specified otherwise, the shown product values are nominal values. Detailed values (e.g. tolerances) are available upon request. Copper price basis: EUR 150/100 kg.

2491B / 6701B (referred to as H05Z-K & H07Z-K under the European harmonised cable standards) are primarily used for panel wiring in applications where Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) properties are required.

H07Z-K 90°C Harmonised; halogen-free to protect human life, the environment and material assets H07Z-K 90°C, <HAR>, halogen-free single core, harmonised, for wiring in control cabinets, nominal voltage 450/750V

Suitable for protected, permanent laying in lighting installations or switch and control devices up to 1000V AC or 750V DC against earth.

Halogen-free single-core wires are used for installation in dry environments for wiring up lighting fixtures and units where valuable assets are to be protected from further damage resulting from fire. These cables may be installed on, in and beneath plaster, as well as in closed installation ducts.

Suitable for protected, permanent laying in lighting installations or switch and control devices up to 1000V AC or 750V DC against earth.

CHARACTERISTICS Voltage Rating (Uo/U) H05Z-K - 0.5mm2 to 1mm2: 300/500V H07Z-K - 1.5mm2 to 240mm2: 450/750V

RUBBER insulation EI5 quality. This cable is particulary suited in high fire risk places containing a great number of people (like offices, data processing centres, schools, hotels, supermarket, undergrounds, hospitals, cinemas, theaters, discos).

Tailored for industrial use, the H07Z-K series ensures long-lasting performance in control wiring projects. 16 AWG to 6 AWG, low smoke halogen-free (LSZH) harmonized hook-up wire with class 5 bare copper strands for easier wiring - rated for 750 V, up to 90°C.

Application H05Z-K / H07Z-K is used as a fitting wire in electrical installations, marine installations or where a 90 degrees, halogen free wire is needed.