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ORP-I series(UL 758 Style 11502 105°C 600V)

Overview

These are insulated wires compatible with a rated voltage of 600 V and use a special elastomer as the insulator. They are suitable for wiring to moving parts inside equipment.

Features

  • The diameters are smaller than cables, giving them smaller bending radiuses and making them ideal for wiring in tight spaces.
  • Adopting our proprietary special elastomer insulation, ORP-I inherits both the excellent movability and the low cost of the ORP series.
  • Compatible with 600 V rating in spite of its small diameter.
  • We also provide customization services such as pair twisting, spiral forming, connector fitting, etc. to meet your needs.

Product code indication

ORP-I (1) SQ(11502)(2)

(1): Cross-sectional area of conductor: 0.05 to 0.5mm²
(2): Insulator color symbol Red:R、Black:K、Blue:B、White:W、Yellow:Y、Green:G、Yellow/green spiral marks付:Y/G*1

  • *1 : Yellow/green spiral marks are for conductor sizes of 0.2 mm² (25 AWG) or larger.

Specifications

Material and Structure

conductor Tin-plated, soft copper, twisting cable
insulator Special elastomer
Insulator identification Insulator body color
Applicable standards/ratings UL 758 Style 11502 105°C、600V
Flame retardancy Horizontal burning
Application Fixed and moving parts indoor and inside devices
Operation temperature range -10 to 105°C

Movement performance

Mode Performance Test conditions*2
Swinging bending 10 million times or more Bend radius R: about 15 times the outer diameter of the cable
Bend angle: ±90°
Bend speed: 40 times per minute
Load: At least 1.0 N
Count: one round trip is one count
  • *2 : Under Oki test conditions and methods. For details, see page 4. These values are for reference only and are not guaranteed values.

Allowable bending radius

Fixed part wiring At least 4 times the outer diameter of the insulator
Moving part wiring At least 15 times the outer diameter of the insulator

Lineup

Structure

Cross-sectional area of conductor mm² AWG size Configuration wires/mm Outer diameter of conductor mm Insulator outer diameters mm*3 Standard length: m Approximate weight kg/km Minimun bending radius mm Allowable electric current A (30˚C)*4 Conductor resistance Ω /km(20°C) Insulator resistance MΩ -km(20°C) Withstand voltage V·1 minute interval
0.05 30 30/0.05 0.32 0.74 100 1.0 5 2.8 340 or less 100 or more AC2000
0.1 28 49/0.05 0.40 0.82 1.5 3.8 205 or less
0.15 26 78/0.05 0.51 0.93 2.0 6 5.1 130 or less
0.2 25 40/0.08 0.58 1.00 3.0 6.3 98 or less
0.3 23 60/0.08 0.75 1.25 4.0 8 8.4 66 or less
0.5 21 100/0.08 0.92 1.52 7.0 9 12.0 40 or less
0.75 19 150/0.08 1.13 1.73 9.0 11 15.5 26 or less
1.25 17 7/36/0.08 1.50 2.20 15.0 13 22.5 16 or less
2 15 7/57/0.08 1.90 2.60 22.0 16 30.5 9.3 or less
3.5 12 7/64/0.1 2.60 3.40 38.0 21 46.0 5.7 or less
5.5 10 7/100/0.1 3.35 4.15 58.0 25 63.3 3.6 or less
  • *3 : Insulator outer diameters are standard values.
  • *4 : The allowable current is a value calculated based on midair single-cable wiring at ambient temperature of 30˚C, not a guaranteed value.
    When binding electrical wires, calculate the value using the following formula: Allowable current value when bound (30˚C) = Allowable current value per wire (30˚C) × (the number of bound wires)Äsl142Äslmult0 -0.3623
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