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SiHF-C-Si

Silicone multicore cable, halogen-free, screened, meter marking, EMC-preferred type

Technical data

Special silicone-insulated cable
with higher heat-resistance
adapted to DIN VDE 0250-1 /
DIN VDE 0285-525-2-83 /
DIN EN 50525-2-83
Temperature range
flexing -25°C to +180°C
fixed installation -60°C to +180°C
Permissible operating temperature
at the conductor +180°C
Nominal voltage
U₀/U 300/500 V
Test voltage
2000 V
Breakdown voltage
4000 V
Coupling resistance
max. 250 Ohm/km
Minimum bending radius
flexing 10x outer Ø
fixed installation 5x outer Ø

Cable structure

Tinned copper conductor,
fine wire acc. to
DIN VDE 0295 cl.5 / IEC 60228 cl.5
Core insulation of silicone
(compound type EI2) acc. to
DIN VDE 0207-363-1 / DIN EN 50363-1
Core identification
acc. to DIN VDE 0293-308
≤ 5 cores: coloured
≥ 6 cores: black with continuous
white numbering
GN-YE conductor, 3 cores and above
Cores stranded in layers with
optimal lay length
Inner sheath of silicone
Tinned copper braided screen,
approx. 85% coverage
Foil wrapping
Outer sheath of silicone
(compound type EM9) acc. to
DIN VDE 0207-363-2-1/DIN EN 50363-2-1
Sheath colour: preferentially redbrown
With meter marking

Properties

Resistant to
high molecular oils, fats from vegetables
and animals, alcohols, plasticizers and
clophenes, diluted acids, lyes and salt
dissolution, oxidation substances,
atmospheric influences, lake water,
oxygen, ozone
For laying as a fixed installation only in
open or ventilated pipe systems as well
as in ducts. Otherwise the mechanical
properties of the silicone are reduced
by the enclosed air at temperatures
exceeding 90°C.

Tests

Halogen-free acc. to
DIN VDE 0482-267 /
DIN EN 50267-2-2 / IEC 60754-2
Flame retardant acc. to
DIN VDE 0482-332-1-2 /
DIN EN 60332-1-2 / IEC 60332-1-2

Note

G = with GN-YE conductor
x = without GN-YE conductor
The conductor is metrically constructed
(mm²). The AWG designation is
approximate and purely informative.
Unscreened analoguetype:
SiHF

Application

Silicone-rubber-insulated cables are used for all applications where the cable insulation is subjected to high temperature fluctuations. Can also be used at low temperatures down to -60°C because of the excellent weathering resistance of the material. These cables are halogen-free and hence are particularly suitable for applications in iron and steel works, rolling mills, foundries, in aircraft construction and ship building, as well as in cement, glass and ceramic plants. Silicone-rubber-insulated cables have demonstrated proven applications in projector and high-power lighting fixtures as well as all types of heating equipment. An interference-free transmission of signals and pulse is assured by the high screening density. The ideal interference-protected silicone multicore flexible cable for such applications as given above.
EMC = Electromagnetic compatibility
To optimize the EMC features we recommend a large round contact of the copper braiding on both ends.
CE = Product conforms with Low-Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU.

Downloads

Data sheet
Certificate of compliance

Part no.	No.cores x cross-sec. mm²	Outer Ø app. mm	Cop. weight kg / km	Weight app. kg / km	AWG-No.
23151	2 x 0,5	8,1	55,5	101,0	20
23152	3 G 0,5	8,4	60,8	118,0	20
23153	4 G 0,5	9,2	66,5	131,0	20
23154	5 G 0,5	10,0	81,6	153,0	20
23155	7 G 0,5	11,0	92,2	173,0	20
23156	10 G 0,5	12,9	124,0	242,0	20
23157	12 G 0,5	13,6	134,4	263,0	20
23158	16 G 0,5	15,2	170,2	326,0	20
23159	18 G 0,5	15,8	181,0	351,0	20
23291	25 G 0,5	18,8	230,1	348,0	20
23160	2 x 0,75	9,1	61,4	124,0	19
23161	3 G 0,75	9,5	69,1	136,0	19
23162	4 G 0,75	10,5	86,7	159,0	19
23163	5 G 0,75	11,4	95,2	180,0	19
23164	7 G 0,75	12,1	113,3	212,0	19
23165	10 G 0,75	14,0	165,2	306,0	19
23166	12 G 0,75	15,3	180,3	333,0	19
23167	16 G 0,75	17,0	212,2	418,0	19
23168	18 G 0,75	18,1	282,1	453,0	19
23292	25 G 0,75	21,5	297,4	468,0	19
23169	2 x 1	9,5	66,7	132,0	18
23170	3 G 1	9,9	86,2	153,0	18
23171	4 G 1	11,2	96,8	173,0	18
23172	5 G 1	12,1	108,3	202,0	18
23173	7 G 1	12,8	141,2	243,0	18
23174	10 G 1	14,8	190,0	238,0	18
23175	12 G 1	15,9	209,8	371,0	18
23176	16 G 1	17,5	251,8	468,0	18
23177	18 G 1	18,6	297,4	526,0	18
23293	25 G 1	22,3	329,0	559,0	18
23178	2 x 1,5	10,9	87,7	172,0	16
23179	3 G 1,5	11,3	103,5	198,0	16
23180	4 G 1,5	12,1	131,7	235,0	16
23181	5 G 1,5	12,9	148,5	281,0	16
23182	7 G 1,5	13,7	193,4	345,0	16
23183	10 G 1,5	16,3	268,5	482,0	16
23184	12 G 1,5	17,3	298,4	531,0	16
23185	16 G 1,5	20,1	362,3	662,0	16
23186	18 G 1,5	20,9	394,0	720,0	16
23294	25 G 1,5	25,1	488,2	791,0	16
23187	2 x 2,5	12,1	122,3	230,0	14
23188	3 G 2,5	13,0	147,7	275,0	14
23189	4 G 2,5	13,9	188,6	340,0	14
23190	5 G 2,5	14,9	214,9	394,0	14
23191	7 G 2,5	15,9	265,7	488,0	14
23192	4 G 4	16,1	294,0	520,0	12
23193	5 G 4	17,4	374,0	653,0	12
23150	2 x 6	15,9	171,0	350,0	10
23194	4 G 6	18,2	449,0	781,0	10
23195	5 G 6	20,1	563,0	982,0	10
23196	4 G 10	23,3	759,0	1294,0	8
23197	4 G 16	25,7	1180,0	1988,0	6
23198	4 G 25	31,1	1276,0	2995,0	4