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Aderleitung flexibel H07V-K 4mm² 100m hellblau

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Aderleitung flexibel H07V-K 4mm² 100m hellblauAderleitung flexibel H07V K 4 mm 100 m Rolle, hellblau Die Aderleitung H07V K 4 mm hellblau ist eine hochwertige, flexible Einzelleitung fr feste elektrische Verbindungen in Gebuden, Schaltanlagen und Maschineninstallationen. Sie berzeugt durch ihre hohe Leitfhigkeit, eine robuste PVC Isolierung und eine einfache Verarbeitung ideal fr den Einsatz als Neutralleiter in professionellen Elektroinstallationen. Technische Daten Leiterquerschnitt: 4

Aderleitung flexibel H07V-K 4 mm² – 100 m Rolle, hellblau

Die Aderleitung H07V-K 4 mm² hellblau ist eine hochwertige, flexible Einzelleitung für feste elektrische Verbindungen in Gebäuden, Schaltanlagen und Maschineninstallationen. Sie überzeugt durch ihre hohe Leitfähigkeit, eine robuste PVC-Isolierung und eine einfache Verarbeitung – ideal für den Einsatz als Neutralleiter in professionellen Elektroinstallationen.

Technische Daten

Leiterquerschnitt: 4 mm²
Leiterwerkstoff: Kupfer, feindrähtig (Klasse 5)
Aderfarbe: Hellblau (Neutralleiter)
Isolationsmaterial: PVC
Nennspannung: U₀/U = 450 / 750 V
Temperaturbereich im Betrieb: –40 °C bis +70 °C
Temperaturbereich bei Verlegung: +5 °C bis +70 °C
Mindestbiegeradius: ca. 20 mm
Außendurchmesser: ca. 4,8 mm
Länge: 100 m Rolle
Normen: EN 50525-2-31 / VDE 0285-525-2-31

Einsatzbereiche

Die H07V-K 4 mm² hellblau eignet sich für die feste Verlegung in trockenen und geschützten Räumen, beispielsweise in Installationsrohren, Kabelkanälen oder geschlossenen Leitungssystemen. Aufgrund ihrer Farbkennung hellblau wird sie als Neutralleiter (N) eingesetzt und ist ideal für Schaltanlagen, Steuerungen und Energieverteilungen.

Dank des feindrähtigen Kupferleiters ist sie besonders flexibel, einfach zu verlegen und optimal für kompakte Verdrahtungen geeignet.

Vorteile

Hohe Flexibilität durch feindrähtigen Kupferleiter
Robuste PVC-Isolierung für dauerhaften Schutz
Farbkennung Hellblau – ideal als Neutralleiter
VDE- und EN-konform für höchste Sicherheit
Große 100 m Rolle – ideal für umfangreiche Elektroinstallationen

Besonderheiten

Die Aderleitung H07V-K 4 mm² hellblau bietet höchste Sicherheit, Langlebigkeit und Verarbeitungsqualität. Sie erfüllt alle relevanten europäischen und deutschen Normen und ist die perfekte Wahl für präzise und zuverlässige Verdrahtungen in Schaltanlagen, Maschinen und Geräten.



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