Outstanding features of HELUTHERM SINGLE CORE UL STYLE 3512 cables

In many applications, extremely high temperatures pose a major challenge for electrical connections, ranging from heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to specialized applications in mechanical engineering and plant engineering. Single core temperature-resistant cables with silicone insulation are an ideal solution for such applications. The silicone insulation ensures excellent flexibility, electrical stability, and resistance to thermal stress, even under harsh operating conditions.

To meet these requirements, HELUKABEL introduces the new HELUTHERM SINGLE CORE UL STYLE 3512. This single core temperature-resistant cable features a metric conductor cross-section and silicone insulation, enabling operation at temperatures of up to 200°C. In addition, UL and CSA certifications ensure compliance with application requirements in many countries worldwide.

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2.3 Wide range of conductor cross-sections

The HELUTHERM SINGLE CORE UL STYLE 3512 is available in a wide range of conductor cross-sections from 0.5 to 240 mm². The use of metric cross-sections allows users to easily apply familiar calculations and standard components. In particular, thanks to its UL certification, the cable can be used in all countries that recognize UL standards, thereby simplifying procurement and inventory management for export-oriented companies.

2.4 Wide range of colors

For easy core identification, the cable is available with various insulation colors, meeting the requirements for clear differentiation in electrical system installations.

The product is supplied in 100-meter packs and is available in a wide range of colors, including yellow, orange, green, black, brown, red, white, purple, and others.

2.5 Diverse applications in high-temperature environments

This silicone-insulated temperature-resistant cable is used for internal wiring in enclosed equipment and is well suited for applications in iron and steel plants, rolling mills, foundries, cement plants, glass and ceramic manufacturing facilities, as well as in the aircraft manufacturing and shipbuilding industries.