FG7R/FG7OR, Rubber Cable, 0.6/1 KV, Flexible CU/HEPR/PVC (CEI 20-22/2)

FG7R/FG7OR, Rubber Cable, 0.6/1 KV, Flexible CU/HEPR/PVC (CEI 20-22/2)

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Min Order Qty:: 100 m

Supply Capability:: 300000 m/month

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Specification

Referred Standard:

CEI 20-22/2

Class of Conductor:

Size:

16-1250 AWG/Mcm

Rated Voltage:

0.6/1 KV

FG7R/FG7OR, Rubber Cable, 0.6/1 KV, Flexible CU/HEPR/PVC (CEI 20-22/2)
Application and Description
These cables are suitable for power transport in industry, yards, residential building and handicraft. For
installations on masonry and metal structures, on gangways, pipes, ducts and similar systems. For fixed
installation indoors and outdoors. Underground laying is acceptable, even if not protected.

Standard and Approval
CEI 20-13, CEI 20-22/2, CEI 20-35 (EN60332-1), CEI 20-37 pt.2 (EN50267), CEI 20-52, Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC

Cable Construction
- Flexible conductor of annealed red copper Cl.5
- Rubber HEPR, G7 quality,acc. to CEI 20-11 - CEI 20-3
- Not fibrous and not hygroscopic filler
- Grey PVC RZ quality outer jacket

Technical Characteristics
- Working voltage: 600/1000 V
- Test voltage: 4000 V
- Minimum bending radius: 4 x Ø
- Flexing temperature: -0º C to +90º C
- Static temperature: -25º C to +90º C
- Maximum short circuit temperature: +250º C
- Flame retardant: CEI 20-22 II - IEC 60332-34, CEI 20-35 - IEC 60332-1
- Insulation resistance: 10 MΩ x km

FG7R/FG7OR, Rubber Cable, 0.6/1 KV, Flexible CU/HEPR/PVC (CEI 20-22/2)

AWG	Size	Nominal Thickness of Insulation	Nominal Thickness of Sheath	Overall Diameter	Cable Weight
	# x mm²	mm	mm	mm	kg/km
16(30/30)	1 x 1.5	0.7	1.4	6.3	49
14(50/30)	1 x 2.5	0.7	1.4	6.9	60
12(56/28)	1 x 4	0.7	1.4	7.6	80
10(84/28)	1 x 6	0.7	1.4	8.2	102
8(80/26)	1 x 10	0.7	1.4	9.0	147
6(128/26)	1 x 16	0.7	1.4	10.1	206
4(200/26)	1 x 25	0.9	1.4	11.2	290
2(280/26)	1 x 35	0.9	1.4	12.2	390
1(400/26)	1 x 50	1	1.4	13.9	530
2/0(356/24)	1 x 70	1.1	1.4	16.0	720
3/0(485/24)	1 x 95	1.1	1.5	17.7	940
4/0(614/24)	1 x 120	1.2	1.5	19.7	1200
250MCM	1 x 150	1.4	1.6	21.8	1480
350MCM	1 x 185	1.6	1.6	23.9	1800
450MCM	1 x 240	1.7	1.7	26.4	2330
550MCM	1 x 300	1.8	1.8	28.9	3050
750MCM	1 x 400	2.0	1.9	35.0	4000
1000MCM	1 x 500	2.2	2.1	39.5	5020
1250MCM	1 x 630	2.4	2.2	44.0	6600
16(30/30)	2 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	12	150
14(50/30)	2 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	13	185
12(56/28)	2 x 4	0.7	1.8	14.2	238
10(84/28)	2 x 6	0.7	1.8	15.4	304
8(80/26)	2 x 10	0.7	1.8	19.2	435
6(128/26)	2 x 16	0.7	1.8	20.4	590
4(200/26)	2 x 25	0.9	1.8	24.5	830
2(280/26)	2 x 35	0.9	1.8	26.6	1100
1(400/26)	2 x 50	1	1.8	30	1500
16(30/30)	3 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	12.5	165
14(50/30)	3 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	13.6	210
12(56/28)	3 x 4	0.7	1.8	14.9	275
10(84/28)	3 x 6	0.7	1.8	16.2	355
8(80/26)	3 x 10	0.7	1.8	19.3	515
6(128/26)	3 x 16	0.7	1.8	21.6	730
4(200/26)	3 x 25	0.9	1.8	26	1040
2(280/26)	3 x 35	0.9	1.8	28.3	1370
1(400/26)	3 x 50	1	1.8	31.9	1875
2/0(356/24)	3 x 70	1.1	1.9	37.4	2610
3/0(485/24)	3 x 95	1.1	2	42.2	3340
4/0(614/24)	3 x 120	1.2	2.1	46.7	4320
300MCM	3 x 150	1.4	2.3	51.1	5300
-	3 x 35 + 25	0.9	1.8	30.5	1600
-	3 x 50 + 25	1	1.8	33.7	2210
-	3 x 70+ 35	1.1	1.9	38.8	3050
-	3 x 95 + 50	1.1	2.1	43.9	3800
-	3 x 120 + 70	1.2	2.2	49.3	5000
-	3 x 150 + 95	1.4	2.4	54.4	6350
16(30/30)	4 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	13.4	190
14(50/30)	4 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	14.5	245
12(56/28)	4 x 4	0.7	1.8	16.1	325
10(84/28)	4 x 6	0.7	1.8	17.5	425
8(80/26)	4 x 10	0.7	1.8	21	625
6(128/26)	4 x 16	0.7	1.8	23.5	890
4(200/26)	4 x 25	0.9	1.8	28.6	1300
16(30/30)	5 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	14.4	217
14(50/30)	5 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	15.6	283
12(56/28)	5 x 4	0.7	1.8	17.3	378
10(84/28)	5 x 6	0.7	1.8	18.8	500
8(80/26)	5 x 10	0.7	1.8	22.8	740
6(128/26)	5 x 16	0.7	1.8	25.7	1070
4(200/26)	5 x 25	0.9	1.8	31.2	1550
2(280/26)	5 x 35	0.9	1.8	34.3	2050
1(400/26)	5 x 50	1	2	39.1	2850
16(30/30)	5 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	17.5	350
16(30/30)	7 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	18.5	400
16(30/30)	10 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	21.5	550
16(30/30)	12 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	22.5	600
16(30/30)	16 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	24.0	720
16(30/30)	19 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	25.0	830
16(30/30)	24 x 1.5	0.7	1.8	28.5	1050
14(50/30)	7 x2.5	0.7	1.8	19.5	500
14(50/30)	10 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	23.5	750
14(50/30)	12 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	24.5	800
14(50/30)	16 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	26.5	1000
14(50/30)	19 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	28.0	1150
14(50/30)	24 x 2.5	0.7	1.8	31.5	1450

Q: How high voltage armored power cable is grounded: When the armor leads directly to ground to buy the cable terminal, the manual has a specific production process

Q: How long is the service life of the cable?: For corrosive environments, cable trays with suitable corrosion resistant coatings should be used

Q: I have a slim PS2 and a PS1. Recently, my PS1 power cable had spoiled, and I don't know if the power supplied by the Slim PS2 cable is the same.. I know the video cable is compatible but I don't know if the power cable is compatible too.P.S. Don't give a stupid answer like quot;You can play PS1 games on PS2or quot;Use a PS3 cablequot;: Nope, I tried the other day myself actually and it doesn't. It's a shame really because I loved the PS1 and I wanted to have a go :(

Q: It's provided to me by my ISP which is Cox. If I were to unplug the power cord what would happen, would my phone no longer work without another technicians appointment. I know that the motorola cable modem with no phone service you can power cycle that one.: With my Cable company it's the first thing you do (or the first thing tech support tells you to do) when there is any problem. It is set up to restart after power failures and brownouts, so I would say go ahead. If the phone doesn't work after you power cycle, Power cycle again and see if that time works.

Q: everything was working great! and then i blew the main fuse! i replaced it everything was fine after that but then out of nowhere i only have power in half of the power cable connected to the amp!! What can i do??: Not sure what power in half the power cable means. Are you saying (for example) you have a 6 foot power cable coming off the battery to the amp and only 3 feet has power and the other 3 feet doesn't? I would isolate the power wire from start to finish. I would bypass the power wire by running an external wire from the battery terminal to the amp. Basically, disconnect the old power wire from the battery (or source of power) and amp. Then run a temporary wire from the battery to the amp. If everything works then something is wrong with the original power wire.

Q: I know Ethernet cable is much more susceptible to electromagnetic interference than fiber optic cable, but is fiber completely immune to it? I want to wrap a fiber optic cable around a 230 volt power line going through my attic for about 150 feet. Will this cause problems?: Hi There, The 220 volt AV power cable will not cause any interference but it is not a good idea. The fiberoptic cable should be ran separate. It is a little more work but the right way to route the cable. You have to be very careful not to exceed the bend radius and wrapping around an existinf power wire might cause a problem. =====this is from the link below======= Do not install a fiber optic cable in a conduit or duct that already contains cabling, regardless of the cable type. Existing or new empty ductwork can be modified to accept several different installations by the placement of innerduct within it. ======================================... Hope this helps, Al

Q: trying to install new amplifier; running cable from battery through firewall to the trunk; done on several cars before; looking for advice or best practices...: if you look under the hood, facing the cars windshield, the far right corner against the firewall, there's a dip in the sheet metal. if you drill there at the lowest point, the hole will come out behind and a little above your brake pedal. run it through there , under the side trim. not only will this seperate power from rca wires (eliminating ground noise) but it will be easy to run. if you want a professional job, take out your seats (all of em) and run it under the carpet, but i'm sure you have to remove the center console. my buddy ran the wire under the car and drilled through the floor and ran it under the rug but that is such a bad idea because if the wire corrodes from weather you will have a fire.

Q: I am upgrading a two-year-old higher end HP tower to include a mirrored hard drive. I did a little vacuuming and inspection and plan to order the exact model drive which is in there now. I noticed that the SATA cables used include a simple plastic latching mechanism in the connector. I checked CDW and found quot;latchingcables made by Startech which I assume should work (but the latching part is made of stamped metal). My biggest question is the power connector. The factory installed molex-to-SATA adapter also has this latch mechanism (on the black hard drive side), but I cannot find a cable anywhere mentioning a latch on the power connector. Is this something specific to factory installation?Thanks.: No. Latching cables as you call them are available at retailers. Try Newegg...

Q: Wire and cable should be used in parallel when the attention: MR is a metal bridge laying, the bridge width of 200 high 100

Q: The cylinder is in the power cable about 2 inches from the connection to the laptop and is about one half inch diameter by one inch long. Does it serve an electronic function or is it just a mechanical assist device?: It's called a choke. It's used to filter out unwanted radio interference.

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