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AXINDUS, 100 m 4 Core Flexible Cable, Black Elastomer 60 °C

RS Stock No. 282-8164

Brand AXINDUS

Length: 100m
Sheath Colour: Black
Voltage Rating: 450 V, 750 V

AED 3.043.95

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RS PRO HO5VV-F / 3184Y, 100 m 4 Core Power Cable, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6076

Brand RS Pro

Number of Cores: 4
Standards/Approvals: Table B.2, RoHS, BS EN 50525-2-11 Clause 4.2, BASEC
Voltage: 500 V

AED 2.758.92

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RS PRO HO5VV-F / 3184Y, 50 m 4 Core Power Cable, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6072

Brand RS Pro

Cable Length: 50m
Number of Cores: 4
Section: Cables & Wires

AED 1.354.55

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RS PRO, 50 m 2 Core Double Insulated Cable, Black Tuff 90 °C

RS Stock No. 275-3848

Brand RS Pro

Cable Type: Flexible Multicore
Conductor Material: Tinned Annealed Copper
Current Rating: 52 A

AED 4.616.69

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RS PRO, 100 m 4 Core Power Cable, White, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6151

Brand RS Pro

Jacket Colour: White, Black
Section: Cables & Wires
Standards/Approvals: BS EN 50525-2-11, BASEC, RoHS

AED 1.372.19

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RS PRO HO5VV-F / 3184Y, 50 m 4 Core Power Cable, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6070

Brand RS Pro

Conductor Type: Flexible
Product Type: Power Cable
Series: HO5VV-F / 3184Y

AED 1.103.50

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RS PRO, 50 m 3 Core Power Cable, Black, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6135

Brand RS Pro

Minimum Operating Temperature: -15°C
Number of Cores: 3
Standards/Approvals: BS EN 50363-4-1, BS EN 50525-2-11 Clause 4.2 Table B.2, BS EN 60228, RoHS, BASEC, BS EN 50363-3

AED 527.37

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RS PRO, 100 m 3 Core Power Cable, Black, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6136

Brand RS Pro

Conductor Type: Flexible
Jacket Colour: Black, White
Number of Cores: 3

AED 1.612.90

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RS PRO, 100 m 5 Core Power Cable, Black, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6081

Brand RS Pro

Conductor Material: Annealed Copper
Standards/Approvals: BASEC, BS EN 50363-3, BS EN 50363-4-1, BS EN 50525-2-11 Cus4.2 TablB.2, BS EN 60228, RoHS
Voltage: 500 V

AED 1.655.76

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RS PRO, 100 m 2 Core Power Cable, Black, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6062

Brand RS Pro

Conductor Material: Annealed Copper
Standards/Approvals: Table B.2, BASEC, BS EN 50525-2-11 Clause 4.2, RoHS
Super Section: Electrical Power & Industrial Cables

AED 853.24

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RS PRO, 50 m 3 Core Power Cable, White, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6148

Brand RS Pro

Jacket Colour: White, Black
Standards/Approvals: RoHS, BASEC, BS EN 50525-2-11 Clause 4.2, Table B.2
Super Section: Electrical Power & Industrial Cables

AED 1.483.30

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RS PRO, 100 m 2 Core Power Cable, White, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6064

Brand RS Pro

Number of Cores: 2
Super Section: Electrical Power & Industrial Cables
Voltage: 500V

AED 1.155.69

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RS PRO HO5VV-F / 3183Y, 100 m 3 Core Power Cable, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6144

Brand RS Pro

Jacket Colour: White
Section: Cables & Wires
Series: HO5VV-F / 3183Y

AED 1.699.07

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RS PRO H05V2V2-F / 3092Y, 50 m 2 Core Power Cable, White Polyvinyl Chloride 90 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6108

Brand RS Pro

Conductor Material: Annealed Copper
Product Type: Power Cable
Super Section: Electrical Power & Industrial Cables

AED 457.32

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RS PRO, 50 m 3 Core Power Cable, White, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS Stock No. 060-6145

Brand RS Pro

Cable CSA: 2.5 to 2 mm²
Category: Power Cable
Jacket Material: Polyvinyl Chloride

AED 1.396.62

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Lapp ETHERLINE Cat6a Cat6A Cable, Yellow, Green, Shielded Screened Polyvinyl Chloride Sheath

RS Stock No. 043-3386

Brand Lapp

Category Link: https://ae.rsdelivers.com/browse/electrical-automation-cables/cables-wires/networking-coaxial-cables/ethernet-cable
Outside Diameter: 8.8 mm
Voltage: 300 V

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Siemens 6XV1870-2B, 20 m Cat5 Ethernet Cable, Green, Shielded 4 Screened Polyvinyl Chloride Sheath

RS Stock No. 757-5157

Brand Siemens

Cable Length: 20m
Category Link: https://ae.rsdelivers.com/browse/electrical-automation-cables/cables-wires/networking-coaxial-cables/ethernet-cable
Jacket Material: Polyvinyl Chloride

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What is a 4 core flexible cable?

A 4 core flexible cable is a multi-conductor electrical lead consisting of four insulated copper conductors arranged inside a shared jacket. Each conductor is typically color-coded to help with correct wiring, and the overall assembly is designed to remain flexible for ease of routing in confined spaces. Commonly used as a power lead for portable equipment, machinery, appliances, and laboratory or workshop setups, a 4 core flexible cable combines robustness with maneuverability. In practical terms, you’ll see variations marketed as 4 core flexible cable, four-core flexible power cable, and four-core copper cable with PVC or silicone insulation. These cables are available in different cross-sectional areas (for example 0.75 mm², 1.0 mm², 1.5 mm², 2.5 mm², 4.0 mm², and 6.0 mm²) and different jacket materials (PVC, silicone, or elastomer), rated for voltage classes such as 300/300 V or higher depending on the insulation. Key terms you might search for alongside this product include: 4 core flexible cable, 4 core PVC insulated flexible cable, 4 core silicone insulated cable, flexible electrical cable, appliance lead, flexible power lead, copper conductor cable, four-core electrical lead, 4-core extension lead, 4-core wiring loom, low-voltage flexible cable, lab power cable, and machine lead.

What are typical applications for 4 core flexible cable?

4 core flexible cables are used wherever a portable, maneuverable power connection is needed. Typical applications include powering portable tools and hand-held equipment, connecting lab instruments and test rigs, supplying power to small machines in workshops, and serving as flexible leads for stage lighting or temporary installations. They are also used in concrete testing setups, temporary conveyors, and other environments that require repeated movement and bending of the lead. When selecting for these applications, consider the environment, temperature rating, abrasion resistance, and the jacket material (PVC versus silicone) to ensure long life and safety.

What are common cross-sectional sizes for 4 core flexible cable?

Cables come in a range of conductor cross-sections to match the current you need to carry and the allowable voltage drop. Common sizes include:

0.75 mm² — used for light-duty power connections and signal-intensive setups where current is minimal
1.0 mm² — suitable for smaller tools and discreet appliance leads
1.5 mm² — a balanced option for moderate loads in portable equipment
2.5 mm² — widely used for general purpose power tools and small machines
4.0 mm² — for higher current requirements and longer runs
6.0 mm² — heavy-duty applications with peak currents or longer distances

Jacket materials vary as PVC-insulated, silicone-insulated, or elastomer-based, with voltage ratings typically around 300/300 V or higher depending on the insulation system. When searching for substitutes, you’ll also see terms like 4-core flexible copper cable, four-core flexible power cable, and 4-core appliance lead to capture all the common product listings.

How do I choose a 4 core flexible cable for a project?

Choosing the right 4 core flexible cable involves considering current requirements, environmental conditions, and the installation method. Here are practical guidelines:

Current rating and cross-section: larger cross-sections carry more current with less voltage drop over distance. For higher loads, prefer 2.5 mm² or 4.0 mm², especially in longer runs.
Insulation and jacket: PVC is common and cost-effective; silicone insulation offers better high-temperature performance and flexibility; elastomer jackets provide resistance in demanding environments.
Voltage rating: ensure the cable’s rated voltage matches or exceeds the supply (often 300/300 V or 450/750 V for flexible leads).
Flexibility and bend radius: applications with frequent movement benefit from higher-flexibles and smaller outer diameters; look for “high-flex” or “multi-strand copper” designations.
Temperature range: match the operating temperature to the environment (e.g., machinery near heat sources may require higher-temp variants).
Standards and compliance: ensure the product meets applicable regional standards (CE, IEC, UL, or local certifications) for safety and reliability.

Related search terms to explore alongside this decision include 4 core flexible cable selection, four-core flexible power cable guide, PVC insulated flexible cable choices, silicone insulated flexible lead, high-flexible 4 core cable, low-smoke flexible cable, and 4-core copper conductor cable.

What accessories or related components pair with 4 core flexible cable?

To create reliable connections and durable assemblies, pair 4 core flexible cable with compatible accessories:

Cable glands and entry accessories to seal and protect cable entries
Strain relief and cord grips to prevent pull-out at connectors
Crimp ferrules and terminal blocks for secure terminations
Connectors, plug leads, and socket-outlet leads designed for four-core configurations
Heat-shrink sleeving and cable insulation for abrasion resistance and organization
Protective conduits, braids, or sleeving to protect against abrasion and chemicals

What are safety and compliance considerations for 4 core flexible cable?

Safety and compliance are essential for any flexible cable used in consumer, industrial, or laboratory environments. Key points:

Conformity to regional standards and certifications (CE, RoHS, UL, IEC, VDE) ensures safe and reliable operation.
Proper voltage and current ratings aligned with the intended application prevent overheating and insulation damage.
Correct jacket material and temperature rating protect against chemical exposure, abrasion, and heat.
Inspect cables for wear, cracks, or damaged insulation before use and replace as needed.
Use appropriate protective accessories, such as strain relief and cable glands, to reduce stress at terminations.

When browsing listings, you’ll see combinations like 4 core flexible cable PVC insulated, 4 core flexible silicone insulated cable, low smoke zero halogen variants, and high-flex 4-core copper cables labeled for specific environments and approvals.

Can I use a 4 core flexible cable for high-temperature or outdoor environments?

Yes, but you must choose the right variant. For high-temperature or outdoor environments, look for silicone-insulated 4 core flexible cable or elastomer jackets with higher temperature ratings. These variants maintain flexibility while resisting heat, UV exposure, and some chemicals. Consider the following:

Temperature rating and derating requirements for continuous operation
UV resistance if exposed to sunlight
Water ingress protection for damp or wash-down areas
Mechanical robustness for flexing or repeated bending in outdoor settings

Keywords to help locate the right product include high-temperature 4 core flexible cable, outdoor-rated four-core cable, silicone-insulated flexible lead, PVC vs silicone jacket comparison, and four-core high-flexible power cable.

Where can I buy 4 core flexible cable and related components?

RS Components offers a wide selection of 4 core flexible cables, including various cross-sections, jacket materials, and voltage ratings. You can search for:

4 core flexible cable PVC insulated
4 core flexible silicone insulated cable
four-core flexible power cable
4-core copper cable with high flexibility
appliance lead and tool lead variants

In addition to cables, RS Components provides accessories such as cable glands, strain relief, connectors, and protective sleeving—ensuring a complete solution for wiring, panel building, and temporary installations.

What are the main differences between PVC insulated and silicone insulated 4 core flexible cables?

The choice between PVC and silicone insulation affects flexibility, temperature tolerance, and durability:

PVC insulated cables are cost-effective, have good general purpose performance, and suit most indoor and dry environments.
Silicone insulated cables offer superior flexibility, good high-temperature resistance, and better performance in hot or dynamic applications, though they tend to cost more.
Both variants can come in different jacket materials and cross-sections; select based on the environment, expected mechanical stress, and safety standards.

What maintenance or handling tips apply to 4 core flexible cable?

Proper handling helps extend service life:

Avoid tight bends and kinks—observe the recommended bend radius for the cable size
Inspect for nicks, cuts, or degraded insulation before each use
Store away from direct sunlight, solvents, or sharp edges that could damage the jacket
Use appropriate strain relief and movement management for flexible leads attached to equipment
Respect the cable’s voltage and current ratings during operation to prevent overheating

This practical care aligns with safety standards and keeps the listing relevant for searches like 4 core flexible cable maintenance, 4 core appliance lead care, and flexible cable handling tips.

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AXINDUS, 100 m 4 Core Flexible Cable, Black Elastomer 60 °C

RS PRO HO5VV-F / 3184Y, 100 m 4 Core Power Cable, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO HO5VV-F / 3184Y, 50 m 4 Core Power Cable, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO, 50 m 2 Core Double Insulated Cable, Black Tuff 90 °C

RS PRO, 100 m 4 Core Power Cable, White, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO HO5VV-F / 3184Y, 50 m 4 Core Power Cable, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO, 50 m 3 Core Power Cable, Black, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO, 100 m 3 Core Power Cable, Black, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO, 100 m 5 Core Power Cable, Black, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO, 100 m 2 Core Power Cable, Black, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO, 50 m 3 Core Power Cable, White, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO, 100 m 2 Core Power Cable, White, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO HO5VV-F / 3183Y, 100 m 3 Core Power Cable, White Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

RS PRO H05V2V2-F / 3092Y, 50 m 2 Core Power Cable, White Polyvinyl Chloride 90 °C

RS PRO, 50 m 3 Core Power Cable, White, Black Polyvinyl Chloride 70 °C

Lapp ETHERLINE Cat6a Cat6A Cable, Yellow, Green, Shielded Screened Polyvinyl Chloride Sheath

Siemens 6XV1870-2B, 20 m Cat5 Ethernet Cable, Green, Shielded 4 Screened Polyvinyl Chloride Sheath

What is a 4 core flexible cable?

What are typical applications for 4 core flexible cable?

What are common cross-sectional sizes for 4 core flexible cable?

How do I choose a 4 core flexible cable for a project?

What accessories or related components pair with 4 core flexible cable?

What are safety and compliance considerations for 4 core flexible cable?

Can I use a 4 core flexible cable for high-temperature or outdoor environments?

Where can I buy 4 core flexible cable and related components?

What are the main differences between PVC insulated and silicone insulated 4 core flexible cables?

What maintenance or handling tips apply to 4 core flexible cable?