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Cables for standard applications

For extremely versatile applications

Our ÖLFLEX® power and control cables for standard applications provide outstanding services in many areas. They are useful in many places due to the mostly application-free properties. In this product group you will find a comprehensive selection of PVC jacketed cables with colored or numbered conductors - many of which are approved for international markets.

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Standard applications
  • Power and control cable
  • Healthcare & Pharma
  • Intralogistics & Material handling
  • Process Industry
  • Food & Beverage
  • Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
  • Construction Machinery
  • Packaging
  • Machine Tools
  • Automotive
  • Robotics
  • Energy
  • Assembly Machines
  • Agricultural & Farm Machinery
  • Lifts & Elevators
  • Solar
  • Ships & boats
  • Rolling Stock
  • 4
  • 5
  • 3
  • 7
  • 12
  • 2
  • 18
  • 25
  • 34
  • 9
  • 41
  • 50
  • 8
  • 14
  • 10
  • 16
  • 61
  • 6
  • 21
  • 19
  • 40
  • 15
  • 20
  • 65
  • 11
  • 26
  • 30
  • 80
  • 100
  • 32
  • 24
  • 35
  • 36
  • 51
  • 52
  • 56
  • 1.5 mm²
  • 1.0 mm²
  • 0.75 mm²
  • 2.5 mm²
  • 0.5 mm²
  • 4.0 mm²
  • 6.0 mm²
  • 10.0 mm²
  • 16.0 mm²
  • 25.0 mm²
  • 35.0 mm²
  • 50.0 mm²
  • 70.0 mm²
  • 95.0 mm²
  • 120.0 mm²
  • 21.0 mm²
  • 33.7 mm²
  • 42.5 mm²
  • 150.0 mm²
  • 185.0 mm²
  • 67.7 mm²
  • 85.3 mm²
  • 107.6 mm²
  • 127.1 mm²
  • 177.9 mm²
  • 254.1 mm²
  • Flame-retardant
  • Chemical resistant
  • PWIS-free
  • Oil resistant
  • For torsional load
  • UV-resistant
  • Ozone-resistant
  • weather resistant
  • Water resistant
  • Mechanically resistant
  • For permanent bending
  • CE marking
  • UL recognized
  • Ecolab certified
  • CSA certified
  • UL listed
  • VDE certified
  • cUL listed
  • HAR-certified
  • cUR recognized
  • Resistance to flame propagation tested according to UN/ECE-R118
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    • Product type
      • Power and control cable
    • Industry segment
      • Healthcare & Pharma
      • Intralogistics & Material handling
      • Process Industry
      • Food & Beverage
      • Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
      • Construction Machinery
      • Packaging
      • Machine Tools
      • Automotive
      • Robotics
      • Energy
      • Assembly Machines
      • Agricultural & Farm Machinery
      • Lifts & Elevators
      • Solar
      • Ships & boats
      • Rolling Stock
  • Electrical parameters
    • Nominal voltage
      • U0/U: 300/500 V AC rms according to IEC
      • U0/U: 0,6/1 kV AC rms according to IEC
      • U0/U: 450/750 V AC rms according to IEC
    • Rated voltage
      • 600 V AC rms according to CSA AWM
      • 600 V AC rms according to UL TC
      • 600 V AC rms according to UL MTW
      • 600 V AC rms according to UL STOOW
      • 600 V AC rms according to UL/CSA
      • 600 V AC rms according to c(UL) CIC/TC
      • 600 V AC rms according to cUL STOOW
      • 1000 V AC rms according to CSA AWM
      • 1000 V AC rms according to UL AWM
      • 1000 V AC rms according to UL WTTC
      • 1000 V AC rms according to cRU AWM
      • 1200 V DC according to UL AWM
    • test voltage
      • 4 kV
      • 2 kV
      • 3 kV
    • Test voltage conductor/conductor
      • 4 kV
      • 3 kV
    • Test voltage conductor/shielding
      • 4 kV
      • 2 kV
      • 2.5 kV
      • 3 kV
  • Product design
    • Nominal cross section conductor (AWG)
      • 1 AWG
      • 1/0 AWG
      • 2 AWG
      • 4 AWG
      • 6 AWG
      • 8 AWG
      • 10 AWG
      • 12 AWG
      • 14 AWG
      • 16 AWG
      • 18 AWG
      • 19 AWG
      • 2/0 AWG
      • 20 AWG
      • 21 AWG
      • 250 kcmil
      • 3/0 AWG
      • 350 kcmil
      • 4/0 AWG
      • 500 kcmil
    • Including protective ground
      • Yes
      • No
    • Shielded
      • No
      • Yes
    • With armoring
      • No
      • Yes
    • Nominal outer diameter
      • 0.35 in
      • 0.319 in
      • 0.39 in
      • 0.264 in
      • 0.256 in
      • 0.224 in
      • 0.244 in
      • 0.287 in
      • 0.283 in
      • 0.346 in
      • 0.378 in
      • 0.406 in
      • 0.374 in
      • 0.413 in
      • 0.295 in
      • 0.394 in
      • 0.445 in
      • 0.315 in
      • 0.461 in
      • 0.496 in
      • 0.5 in
      • 0.512 in
      • 0.567 in
      • 0.276 in
      • 0.28 in
      • 0.425 in
      • 0.437 in
      • 0.457 in
      • 0.476 in
      • 0.594 in
      • 0.622 in
      • 0.74 in
      • 0.311 in
      • 0.339 in
      • 0.354 in
      • 0.382 in
      • 0.453 in
      • 0.465 in
      • 0.472 in
      • 0.528 in
      • 0.236 in
      • 0.323 in
      • 0.327 in
      • 0.331 in
      • 0.362 in
      • 0.398 in
      • 0.543 in
      • 0.571 in
      • 0.579 in
      • 0.626 in
      • 0.335 in
      • 0.429 in
      • 0.508 in
      • 0.547 in
      • 0.583 in
      • 0.587 in
      • 0.681 in
      • 0.736 in
      • 0.343 in
      • 0.37 in
      • 0.402 in
      • 0.409 in
      • 0.421 in
      • 0.441 in
      • 0.606 in
      • 0.665 in
      • 0.673 in
      • 0.677 in
      • 0.248 in
      • 0.268 in
      • 0.366 in
      • 0.417 in
      • 0.433 in
      • 0.469 in
      • 0.492 in
      • 0.63 in
      • 0.638 in
      • 0.697 in
      • 0.764 in
      • 0.87 in
      • 0.291 in
      • 0.449 in
      • 0.484 in
      • 0.488 in
      • 0.524 in
      • 0.575 in
      • 0.61 in
      • 0.646 in
      • 0.705 in
      • 0.713 in
      • 0.839 in
      • 0.213 in
      • 0.303 in
      • 0.386 in
      • 0.48 in
      • 0.559 in
      • 0.614 in
      • 0.618 in
      • 0.654 in
      • 0.685 in
    • Core insulation base material
      • Polyvinylchloride
    • Basic material of inner jacket
      • Polyvinylchloride
    • Basic material of outer jacket
      • Polyvinylchloride
      • Thermoplastic
    • Outer jacket color
      • gray
      • black
      • transparent
      • blue
      • orange
      • yellow
    • Core identification
      • Numbers
      • Colors
      • Colors and Numbers
    • Number of cores
      • 4
      • 5
      • 3
      • 7
      • 12
      • 2
      • 18
      • 25
      • 34
      • 9
      • 41
      • 50
      • 8
      • 14
      • 10
      • 16
      • 61
      • 6
      • 21
      • 19
      • 40
      • 15
      • 20
      • 65
      • 11
      • 26
      • 30
      • 80
      • 100
      • 32
      • 24
      • 35
      • 36
      • 51
      • 52
      • 56
    • Nominal conductor cross-section (metric)
      • 1.5 mm²
      • 1.0 mm²
      • 0.75 mm²
      • 2.5 mm²
      • 0.5 mm²
      • 4.0 mm²
      • 6.0 mm²
      • 10.0 mm²
      • 16.0 mm²
      • 25.0 mm²
      • 35.0 mm²
      • 50.0 mm²
      • 70.0 mm²
      • 95.0 mm²
      • 120.0 mm²
      • 21.0 mm²
      • 33.7 mm²
      • 42.5 mm²
      • 150.0 mm²
      • 185.0 mm²
      • 67.7 mm²
      • 85.3 mm²
      • 107.6 mm²
      • 127.1 mm²
      • 177.9 mm²
      • 254.1 mm²
  • Product features
    • Application area
      • Fixed Installation
      • Flexible
      • Torsion
      • Cable chain
    • Minimum bending radius in inch, fixed installation
      • 1.055 in
      • 0.898 in
      • 1.276 in
      • 1.402 in
      • 1.654 in
      • 1.134 in
      • 2.102 in
      • 0.976 in
      • 2.173 in
      • 1.559 in
      • 2.433 in
      • 1.984 in
      • 2.268 in
      • 1.535 in
      • 2.339 in
      • 1.26 in
      • 1.843 in
      • 2.079 in
      • 2.669 in
      • 0.945 in
      • 1.024 in
      • 1.701 in
      • 1.748 in
      • 1.772 in
      • 1.866 in
      • 2.008 in
      • 2.693 in
      • 2.976 in
      • 1.118 in
      • 1.512 in
      • 1.575 in
      • 1.606 in
      • 1.724 in
      • 1.89 in
      • 1.937 in
      • 3.071 in
      • 3.283 in
      • 4.063 in
      • 1.15 in
      • 2.031 in
      • 2.11 in
      • 2.244 in
      • 2.291 in
      • 2.315 in
      • 2.378 in
      • 2.598 in
      • 2.74 in
      • 4.157 in
      • 0.992 in
      • 1.354 in
      • 1.417 in
      • 1.638 in
      • 1.858 in
      • 1.913 in
      • 2.0 in
      • 2.858 in
      • 3.102 in
      • 3.402 in
      • 1.37 in
      • 1.465 in
      • 1.496 in
      • 1.906 in
      • 1.961 in
      • 2.047 in
      • 2.283 in
      • 2.409 in
      • 2.488 in
      • 2.504 in
      • 2.646 in
      • 2.661 in
      • 2.717 in
      • 2.724 in
      • 2.787 in
      • 2.811 in
      • 2.906 in
      • 2.961 in
      • 3.0 in
      • 3.024 in
      • 3.48 in
      • 3.496 in
      • 3.52 in
      • 3.732 in
      • 3.756 in
      • 4.441 in
      • 4.583 in
      • 0.85 in
      • 1.307 in
      • 1.441 in
      • 1.685 in
      • 1.764 in
      • 1.78 in
      • 1.819 in
      • 1.827 in
      • 2.362 in
      • 2.48 in
      • 2.551 in
      • 2.622 in
      • 2.85 in
      • 3.118 in
      • 3.354 in
    • Minimum bending radius in inch, occasionally flexing
      • 7.008 in
      • 5.118 in
      • 5.906 in
      • 6.378 in
      • 3.957 in
      • 4.252 in
      • 3.366 in
      • 4.783 in
      • 5.256 in
      • 6.22 in
      • 8.11 in
      • 2.244 in
      • 2.638 in
      • 3.189 in
      • 5.512 in
      • 5.669 in
      • 6.929 in
      • 7.795 in
      • 5.748 in
      • 6.457 in
      • 6.614 in
      • 7.638 in
      • 8.898 in
      • 10.945 in
      • 2.441 in
      • 3.504 in
      • 3.661 in
      • 7.559 in
      • 10.394 in
      • 3.543 in
      • 3.839 in
      • 4.724 in
      • 5.846 in
      • 6.693 in
      • 7.087 in
      • 8.268 in
      • 9.291 in
      • 12.52 in
      • 2.362 in
      • 2.835 in
      • 2.976 in
      • 3.898 in
      • 5.315 in
      • 6.909 in
      • 7.48 in
      • 8.15 in
      • 8.661 in
      • 8.976 in
      • 9.37 in
      • 9.528 in
      • 9.685 in
      • 9.921 in
      • 10.236 in
      • 11.654 in
      • 13.543 in
      • 2.008 in
      • 2.031 in
      • 2.559 in
      • 3.102 in
      • 4.134 in
      • 4.193 in
      • 5.354 in
      • 5.433 in
      • 6.063 in
      • 6.85 in
      • 7.402 in
      • 8.504 in
      • 8.583 in
      • 9.055 in
      • 9.134 in
      • 10.0 in
      • 10.63 in
      • 12.441 in
      • 1.89 in
      • 2.173 in
      • 2.433 in
      • 2.488 in
      • 2.795 in
      • 3.15 in
      • 3.48 in
      • 3.72 in
      • 3.74 in
      • 3.843 in
      • 3.937 in
      • 4.311 in
      • 4.37 in
      • 4.429 in
      • 4.567 in
      • 4.606 in
      • 4.803 in
      • 4.882 in
      • 5.276 in
      • 5.591 in
      • 5.827 in
      • 6.142 in
      • 6.201 in
      • 6.535 in
      • 6.969 in
      • 7.5 in
      • 7.874 in
    • Temperature, fixed installation
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    • Temperature, occasionally moved
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    • Product features
      • Flame-retardant
      • Chemical resistant
      • PWIS-free
      • Oil resistant
      • For torsional load
      • UV-resistant
      • Ozone-resistant
      • weather resistant
      • Water resistant
      • Mechanically resistant
      • For permanent bending
  • Certifications and standards
    • EAC certified
      • Yes
    • CPR fire class
      • Eca
      • Dca
    • CPR smoke density
      • s3
    • CPR droplets
      • d0
    • CPR acidity
      • a3
    • Certifications
      • CE marking
      • UL recognized
      • Ecolab certified
      • CSA certified
      • UL listed
      • VDE certified
      • cUL listed
      • HAR-certified
      • cUR recognized
      • Resistance to flame propagation tested according to UN/ECE-R118

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What are cables for standard applications?


Cables for standard applications are power and control cables with a simple design that are designed for a wide range of applications. The behavior of these cables is relatively unspectacular in terms of their mechanical, chemical or temperature resistance, as well as their fire properties. It is precisely because they were not specially developed for one or the other application that they are suitable for a very wide range of applications.

Where are cables for standard applications used?

Our cables for standard applications are usually installed fixed or occasionally moved in industrial applications. This often happens on cable trays. These cable types often take over the wiring of machines and control cabinets or wired control circuits, both inside machines and across systems. Thanks to their fine-wire stranded conductors (class 5), they are also used as an easy-to-install alternative to installation cables (class 1 or 2), which can also be used to achieve narrower bending radii.

Even in standard applications, safe, reliable, durable and easy to handle products are required!

PVC as an extremely versatile material for insulation and jacket


The electrical and mechanical properties as well as the heat and cold resistance of a cable are largely determined by the insulation and jacket materials used.

Polyvinylchloride (PVC), a thermoplastic material, has proven itself for our cables for standard applications. It can be used in a wide range of applications with the aid of additives. We use PVC jacket and insulation compounds that meet both the typical standard requirements and our LAPP factory standards that go beyond these.  This enables the cables to be optimally equipped for use at a later date.

Our cables for standard applications usually have a gray outer jacket (old DESINA color code for control cables). Due to their use, black, transparent and occasionally blue, orange or yellow jackets can also be found.

The cables offer flame retardance and vary from type to type in terms of resistance to mineral oil-based lubricants and other oils. They are suitable for the typical temperature ranges in industrial plants. The majority of the cables in this product group can still be used with occasional flexing even in temperatures below freezing.

PVC is not suitable for your application?

Cables with PUR, ROBUST or rubber outer jacket

Discover cables for harsh conditions with PUR, ROBUST or rubber outer jacket here.

Discover cables made of halogen-free materials for improved protection in the event of a fire here.

How are cables for standard applications differentiated at LAPP?

Within the product group, choose between cables with 300/500 V, 450/750 V or 0.6/1 kV.

Read more about nominal voltage

Different conductor cross-sections and numbers of conductors are required depending on the intended use.  
Most cables for standard applications are at least two-wire and start at 0.5 mm². For control cables (core identification is usually by numbers), the number of cores can be 50 or more. The maximum conductor cross-section is often 2.5 mm2, but can be higher depending on the type. Connecting cables (core marking is typically by color) can also be found in this product group with four cores with up to 240 mm2 of conductor cross-section.

What are power and control cables?
The materials used for the insulation and jacket determine the temperature properties of a cable. For the most part, the cables for standard applications can withstand conductor temperatures of up to +70°C and are quite flexible at cold temperatures (-5°C to -30°C). However, not all cables are suitable for outdoor use without additional protection, as the UV radiation could impair the cable’s long term functionality.
There are many sources of electromagnetic interference in industrial plants. If equipment is not sufficiently protected against such interference and does not ensure electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), processes cannot run smoothly and without errors. Depending on how high the risk is, you should choose a screened cable variant.
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Our product group also includes certified cables that comply with European or North American design standards. For types that are not based on a design standard, you will sometimes find a VDE registration. Many articles also have a classified fire behavior according to EU Directive 305/2011 (BauPVO/CPR). Cables with a higher fire class (above Eca) can be found in our "Halogen-free cables" product group:
Halogen-free cables

Standard cables that stand out


Within this product group, we have also produced cables that stand out from the crowd and are a little more special in their properties or applications than the rest of the standard cables.

ÖLFLEX® CLASSIC 110 LT – flexible at low temperatures down to -30°C



Conventional PVC plastic is not actually suitable for low temperatures and quickly becomes brittle and inflexible in the low temperature range of -5°C/-10°C. However, our special product ÖLFLEX® CLASSIC 110 LT is made from a PVC compound that is highly flexible at cold temperatures and can perform its functions even at -30°C.
LT in the product name stands for low temperature.

You may shiver, but not ÖLFLEX® CLASSIC 110 LT!

ÖLFLEX® CLASSIC 110 LT

ÖLFLEX® EB or ÖLFLEX® EB CY for intrinsically safe circuits



A blue outer jacket is often used as a color code for intrinsically safe cabling in EX areas. This is also the case for the LAPP cable ÖLFLEX® EB or ÖLFLEX® EB CY (screened) for use in devices, machines and systems with “intrinsically safe” (“i”) ignition protection and for intrinsically safe circuits according to IEC 60079-14 / EN 60079-14 / VDE 0165 (Part 1).

Protect your devices against ignition from explosive mixtures.

ÖLFLEX® EB

ÖLFLEX® CONTROL TM as well as ÖLFLEX® TRAY II with UL listing TC-ER



With ÖLFLEX® CONTROL TM and ÖLFLEX® TRAY II (also available in shielded options), we offer cables that have been specially developed for the cabling of industrial and machine tools in the USA. The UL Tray Cable (TC) certification for Exposed Run (ER) not only allows open, i.e. unprotected installation on cable trays, but cable sections that "hang down" from the cable tray or "go in" to the device/motor after the cable tray may also be installed without a protective cable conduit. This is a huge advantage, as it not only simplifies installation, but also makes it even cheaper by omitting cable protection systems.

A UL listing that pays off!

ÖLFLEX® CONTROL TM