Lapp SC 2.1 UL Installation Wire - Nominal cross section conductor: 0.75 mm2 - Colour family: Orange

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This Lapp SC 2.1 UL installation wire is designed for electrical installations requiring a flexible, durable conductor. It offers reliable performance for a range of applications with its 750V rating and broad temperature tolerance. A potential consideration is its specific conductor cross-section of 0.75 mm², which may not be suitable for all load requirements.
| Colour | Orange |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 4160209 |
| Brand | LAPP |
UL signifies that the wire has been tested and certified by Underwriters Laboratories for safety and performance standards in the United States.
While the wire has a broad temperature range, the PVC insulation is not inherently UV or weather-resistant for direct outdoor exposure without additional protection. It is primarily intended for installation within conduits or enclosures.
The product information specifies a nominal conductor cross-section of 0.75 mm². The maximum current rating depends on installation factors like conduit fill, ambient temperature, and applicable electrical codes. Consult relevant standards or a qualified electrician for precise current limits.
Yes, with a nominal voltage rating of 750V, this wire is suitable for 240V applications, provided the conductor size (0.75 mm²) is appropriate for the load.
This specific wire is orange, which aids in identification. For a complete installation, ensure that all wires adhere to established color-coding standards for different circuits and functions.
The conductor composition is Class 5, which means it is made up of many fine strands of wire, providing excellent flexibility compared to solid conductors.
Ensure you are using the correct end of the wire and that it has not been kinked. The Class 5 conductor is designed for flexibility; excessive stiffness may indicate damage.
Check that the conductor is securely fastened in the terminal or connector. Ensure the stripped conductor is fully inserted and making good contact. Inspect the conductor for any signs of corrosion or damage.
Immediately cease use and replace the affected section of wire. Damaged insulation compromises safety and performance. Avoid installations where the wire could be subjected to abrasion or excessive heat.
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