Single-core silicone cable resistant to high temperatures SiD 1x4 mm² black 46801

Silicone cable for extreme conditions

This single-core silicone cable is designed to operate in harsh conditions where standard cables fail. It is characterized by high temperature resistance and flexibility, making it an ideal choice for industrial and specialized applications. This cable is particularly recommended where reliability and safety are required, as well as halogen-free properties.

Construction and properties

The cable is made of tinned copper wire with a cross-section of 4 mm², insulated with silicone. The single-core construction ensures easy installation and flexibility in routing. In addition, the cable has a fiberglass reinforcement, which increases its mechanical strength. The silicone insulation guarantees resistance to high and low temperatures – from -60°C to +180°C (short-term up to +220°C). The cable is also resistant to oils, greases, alcohols, acids, alkalis and UV radiation. An important aspect is its halogen-free nature – in the event of a fire, it releases minimal amounts of toxic gases.

Applications

SiD 1x4 mm² black cable finds application in many industries:

• Heavy industry: steelworks, cement plants, glassworks, ceramics – everywhere where high temperatures and safety requirements exist.
• Aerospace: due to its flexibility and resistance to extreme temperatures.
• Power plants: thanks to its halogen-free properties, it meets stringent fire safety standards.
• Industrial automation: as a power and control cable in devices operating in harsh conditions.
• Lighting: ideal for connecting lighting fixtures exposed to high temperatures (e.g. halogen).
• Heating devices: used in heating elements and industrial heating systems.

This cable also performs well in installations requiring high flexibility and resistance to external factors – both indoors and outdoors (observing appropriate operating conditions). The rated voltage U0/U is 300/500 V. The outer diameter of the cable is approximately 4.1 mm.