
Highlights & Details
UNITRONIC® LiYCY Data cable
Technical specifications
- Product type
Data transfer cable
- Cable type
UNITRONIC® LiYCY
- No. of leads
3 x
- Cross section (each core)
0.25 mm²
- Cross section
3 x 0.25 mm²
- Cable features
Shielded
Flame-retardant
- Outside Ø
4.70 mm
- Factory colour
Grey
- Content
Sold per metre
- Nominal voltage (details)
250 V (not for heavy current applications)
- Bend radius (no. of ODs for fixed installation)
6
- Bend radius (no. of ODs for flexible installation)
15
- Packaged
No
- Sold per metre
Yes
- Halogen-free
No
- Shielded
Yes
- Manufacturer part #
0034403/1
- Insulation material
PVC
- Wire ID code
DIN 47100
- Core layout
Braid, fine 0.34 mm² 7-strand
- Min. temperature range (flexible installation)
-5 °C
- Max. temperature range (flexible installation)
+70 °C
- Min. temperature range (fixed installation)
-40 °C
- Max. temperature range (fixed installation)
+80 °C
- Certification marks
According to VDE 0812
- Max. length sold by the metre
500 m
- Type
UNITRONIC® LiYCY
- Cable type
LiYCY
- Type
UNiTRONIC® LiYCY 3X0.25
- Cross section
3 x 0.25 mm²
- Bend radius
For flexible use: 15 x external dia.; when laid fixed: 6 x external dia.
- Temperature range
When laid fixed : -30 - +80 °C
Documents & Downloads
Datasheet
Datasheet 600066 LAPP 0034403/1 Data transfer cable UNITRONIC® LiYCY 3 x 0.25 mm² Grey Sold per metre
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 600066 LAPP 0034403/1 Data transfer cable UNITRONIC® LiYCY 3 x 0.25 mm² Grey Sold per metre
Information
Information 600066 LAPP 0034403/1 Data transfer cable UNITRONIC® LiYCY 3 x 0.25 mm² Grey Sold per metre
Description
These shielded data cables are used as electronic control and signal lines for computer systems and monitoring devices, office machines, scales etc. The insulation is made of special PVC with a hard outer sheath which protects against wear while remaining flexible and allowing small cable diameters. The additional shielding ensures secure data transmission and protects against interference.


