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ÖLFLEX

®

ACCESSORIES

FLEXIMARK

®

SILVYN

®

SKINTOP

®

EPIC

®

HITRONIC

®

ETHERLINE

®

UNITRONIC

®

APPENDIX

For current information see:

www.lappgroup.com

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Appendix

Glossary

Interface

Connecting point in a technical system that has particular properties

enabling connection to another technical system.

Internet

Worldwide virtual data network.

Intrinsically safe

Electrical installation that is, in its own right, safe from the point of view

of risk of explosion, i. e. no ignitable sparks can occur in the installa-

tion. All parts, including the cables, should be blue (RAL 5015) – e. g.

at Lapp ÖLFLEX

®

EB, ÖLFLEX

®

EB CY, UNITRONIC

®

EB CY).

IP Code

A system of designations used to indicate the degree of protection

provided by a housing against access to hazardous components,

ingress of solid foreign bodies and/or water and to provide additional

information relating to this protection (e. g. EN 602529).

ISDN

Abbreviation for Integrated Services Digital Network. Integrated ser-

vice digital telecommunications network. Suitable for transmission of

voice, text, images and data.

ISO

Abbreviation for International Organisation for Standardisation. Commit-

tee that develops internationally recognised standards.

J

Joint

Interconnection point between (data) transmission paths.

K

Kink

The cable has been forcefully bend over a sharp edge, causing plastic

deformation of the individual strands and wires. This results in grooves

that promote breakages on the individual wires.

kV

Abbreviation for Kilovolts. 1 kilovolt equals 1,000 Volts.

L

LAN

Abbreviation for Local Area Network. Physically limited network used

for communication within a building or company.

Laser-printer, ink-jet printer

With this method, small production batches can be printed at low cost

as there is no need for a print wheel to be made. The downside, how-

ever, is that it produces a print result of lesser quality.

Laying temperature

When installed, the cable temperature should not be below +3 °C.

Cables with sheathing and insulation are sensitive to bending and

impacts when exposed to cold.

Leading protective ground

The PE contact in a plug establishes the first contact and is the last

to disconnect, and is marked as the protective earth symbol.

Leakage current

Leakage current is the current that flows via the functional insulation

of a consumable to earth or an external conductive part. It can appear

as a pure active current or as an active current with a capacitive value.

In VDE 0700-1 “Household and Similar Electrical Appliances – Safety”,

the following leakage currents are specified:

• For devices of protection class 0 and 0I 0.5 mA

• For portable devices of protection class I 0.75 mA

• For non-portable motorised equipment of protection class I 3.5 mA

• For non-portable heating equipment of protection class I 0.75 mA

or 0.75 mA/kW, max. 5 mA

• For devices of protection class II 0.25 mA

• For devices of protection class III 0.5 mA

When taking leakage currents for an entire system (also important for

residual current protective equipment) into consideration, both the

leakage current (residual current) of the cables and the leakage current

of the consumable must be accounted for.

Length of lay, length of twist

The twist length is the distance (measured in the direction of the lon-

gitudinal axis) covered by the elements of a layer after being twisted

by 360°, e. g. 40 mm. It is usual to specify the number of twists per

metre, e. g. 40 mm = 25 twists.

Lever series

To lock the EPIC

®

rectangular connector, there are single or central

levers available for the one-handed locking of upper and lower housing

sections, the double levers are used for the two-hand locking.

Li2YCY

Polyethylene screened individual cores.

Li5YCY

TEFLON

®

PTFE screened individual cores. TEFLON

®

is a brand name of

the company DuPont de Nemours.

Lift cable

Lift cables are control cables with strain relief used for lifts, gantry

cranes, teach pads, etc. (e. g. ÖLFLEX

®

LIFT, ÖLFLEX

®

CRANE at Lapp).

Link

A link represents a complete section of cabling from the floor distribu-

tion board to the data terminal input. It includes all connecting sockets

and plugs, installation cables and patch cables. The quality of a link

is defined using classes, the quality of the individual components using

categories.

LiY

Individual cores (strand) predominantly 0.14 and 0.25 mm

2

LiYv: Tin

plated individual cores (strand).

LiYCY

Individual cores with copper screening (C stands for copper).

LiYY

Multi-core stranded cable (ÖLFLEX

®

, UNITRONIC

®

).

Longitudinal water tightness

Achieved by filling the gaps between the core arrangements with vari-

ous kinds of filler (e. g. petroleum jelly filling).