N2GFAF Cable

N2GFAF Cable Description:

N2GFAF cable is a type of flexible, silicone-insulated wire, often used in applications requiring resistance to high and low temperatures.

N2GFAF Cable Construction:

Conductor: electrolytic flexible copper (red or tinned).
Outer sheath: silicone rubber.
Rated voltage: 300/500 V.
Test voltage: 2000 V.
Breakdown voltage: 5000 V.
Operating temperatures: -60°C/+180°C.

N2GFAF Cable Dimensions:

Nominal cross section	Stranding diameter	Linear resistance at 20° C Ω/km		Outside diameter mm		Approx. linear weight
mm²	mm	Tinned copper	Red copper	Min.	Max	kg/km
N2GFA
0,5	0,8	36,7	36	2	2,1	8,75
0,75	0,98	24,8	24,5	2,2	2,3	11,45
1	1,13	18,2	18,1	2,3	2,4	14,35
1,5	1,38	12,2	12,1	2,6	2,7	20,1
2,5	1,78	7,56	7,41	3,2	3,3	32,25
N2GFAF
0,5	0,9	40,1	39	2,1	2,5	8,9
0,75	1,2	26,7	26	2,4	2,8	11,7
1	1,3	20	19,5	2,5	2,9	15
1,5	1,6	13,7	13,3	3	3,2	20,5
2,5	2	8,21	7,98	3,6	3,8	32,6
4	2,6	5,09	4,95	4,3	4,4	47
6	3,6	3,39	3,3	5,3	5,4	66,6
10	4,8	1,95	1,91	6,9	7,1	119
16	6	1,24	1,21	8,4	8,5	187

N2GFAF Cable Features:

Flexible: Designed for flexible applications, including highly flexible ones.
Temperature Resistance: Withstands both high and low temperatures, typically from -60°C to +180°C, making it suitable for various environments.
Silicone Insulation: Insulated with silicone rubber, offering good dielectric properties and heat resistance.
Conductor: Typically made of flexible copper, or tinned copper.
Halogen-Free: Many N2GFAF cables are halogen-free, which is beneficial in certain applications.