Li7Ybl - 14 AWG/1c
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Outstanding Features
» High resistance against chemicals and solvents
» Low and high temperature resistance
» Good electrical insulating characteristics with low, nearly frequency-independent dielectric characteristics
» Low and high temperature resistance
» Good electrical insulating characteristics with low, nearly frequency-independent dielectric characteristics
Li7Ybl
Part #: 33450514
Li7Ybl - 14 AWG/1c - yellow - chemical and solvent resistant yellow ETFE hook-up wire with bare copper stranding - 900V, +135°C, CE
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| Dimensions | 14 AWG (7 strand)/1c |
| mm2 | 2.5 |
| AWG | 14 |
| # of Conductors | 1 |
| Jacket | Yellow ETFE |
| Outer Ø (in) | 0.091 |
| Outer Ø (mm) | 2.30 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Cable Weight (≈lbs/mft) | 14 |
Construction
| Conductor | bare copper strands acc. to ASTM B 286 |
| Jacket Material | ETFE, 7Y11 acc. to VDE 0207-6 |
| Jacket color | 01 = black, 02 = blue, 03 = brown, 04 = gray, 05 = yellow, 06 = green, 07 = violet, 08 = white, 09 = orange, 11 = red, 15 = natural |
Technical Specifications
| Peak operating voltage | max. 900 V |
| Testing voltage | 2500 V |
| Minimum bending radius | Installation: for one single bend the inner bending radius must not be smaller than 0.5 x outer diameter of the insulated strands |
| Radiation resistance | 2 x 108 cJ/kg |
| Temperature Range | DIN VDE: |
| Burning Characteristics | Fire Performance: |
| Oil resistance | very good - acc. to UL standard 758, at 80°C after 80 days |
| Chemical resistance | very good - against acids, halogens, bases, chlorinated solvents as well as organic and inorganic compounds |
| For flexible application | good |
| Application in track | not recommended |
| Approvals | UR AWM, CE, RoHS |
| Absence of harmful substance (RoHS) | acc. to RoHS directive of the European Union |
Part notes:
Other dimensions and colors are available on request.
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