Outer Diameter Specs: Dimensions and Weight for LAPP ÖLFLEX CLASSIC 100 4G16 Power Cable
The nominal outer diameter (OD) of a LAPP ÖLFLEX CLASSIC 100 4G16 flexible industrial power cable (Article number 00101123) is exactly 20.4 millimeters (0.804 inches), with a standard tolerance of ±0.3 millimeters, producing acceptable cables measuring 20.1 to 20.7 millimeters in outer diameter. This four-conductor cable configuration consists of three active power conductors (black, brown, and grey color-coded per VDE 0293-308) plus one green-yellow dual-color protective earth/ground conductor, each having a cross-sectional area of 16 square millimeters, providing a total copper conductor mass of approximately 614 kilograms per kilometer. The complete assembled cable, including PVC insulation around each conductor, tinned copper braid shielding (in shielded variants), and the grey RAL 7001 PVC outer protective sheath, weighs approximately 1,087 kilograms per kilometer under normal atmospheric conditions. When properly coiled on a standard industrial reel, a single 100-meter length of this cable weighs approximately 108.7 kilograms, a 500-meter drum weighs approximately 544 kilograms, and a full 1-kilometer supply spool weighs approximately 1,087 kilograms—specifications essential for facility material handling planning and equipment procurement. This cable is designed specifically for industrial power distribution, flexible machinery connections, HVAC system wiring, and wind turbine generator (WTG) applications where robust electrical performance, mechanical durability, and standards compliance are non-negotiable requirements.





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