PVC control and power cable OZ-600 7x1 mm² black, black cores numbered according to DIN VDE 0293-334 10625

Control and power cable – reliability and flexibility in every application

This black, seven-core OZ-600 cable with a cross-section of 1 mm² is a versatile solution for control and power supply, designed for demanding industrial applications and internal installations. Made of high-quality PVC, it provides durability and safety in various conditions. Numbered cores according to DIN VDE 0293-334 simplify identification and minimize the risk of errors during installation.

Construction and properties

The cable is characterized by a flexible construction with a multi-wire, flexible core of class 5, which facilitates laying even in tight spaces. Core insulation is made of PVC TI2, providing good electrical insulation and resistance to damage. The outer jacket made of special PVC TM2 guarantees protection against mechanical factors, UV radiation and the influence of oils and chemicals. This makes the cable perfect for use in both dry and humid environments, as well as outdoors (with permanent installation).

The OZ-600 cable meets the requirements of DIN VDE 0262 and DIN VDE 0285-525-2-51/DIN EN 50525-2-5 standards, confirming its high quality and safety of use. Fire reaction class Eca ensures limited flammability in the event of a fire. The rated voltage U/U0 is 1000/600 V, and the permissible operating temperature is -40°C to +80°C (stationary) and -15°C to +80°C (flexible). The outer diameter of the cable is approximately 9.9 mm.

Applications – from industry to internal installations

The OZ-600 cable is widely used in:

• machine and metallurgical industry
• internal building installations
• air conditioning installations
• metallurgy and steelworks
• control, signaling and measurement systems
• production lines
• flexible connections without tensile stress

It is particularly popular in Southern and Eastern Europe, as well as in Arab countries, due to its reliability and resistance to harsh environmental conditions. Numbered cores facilitate identification even when the outer jacket is partially exposed, which is particularly important during service and maintenance work.