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    This document provides specifications for stranded wire according to various standards. It lists the number and diameter of individual wires that make up stranded wires of different cross-sectional areas. Conversion tables between cross-sectional areas in mm2 and American Wire Gauge (AWG) values are also included. Maximum diameters for individual wires in stranded conductors are specified depending on the nominal diameter.

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    Strand make-up according to DIN VDE 0295,

    IEC 60228 and HD 383


    stranded
    wires
    class 2
    DIN VDE 0295
    column 1

    multistranded
    wires

    column 2

    1)

    extra-fine wires
    class 6
    DIN VDE 0295
    column 4
    2)

    1)

    column 5
    2)

    column 6

    1)

    column 7

    1)

    Number single Number single Number single Number single Number single Number single Number1) single
    cross
    section of wires x wire 1 of wires x wire 1 of wires x wire 1 of wires x wire 1 of wires x wire 1 of wires x wire 1 of wires x wire 1

    3)

    fine
    wires
    class 5
    DIN VDE 0295
    column 3

    mm2

    mm

    0,05
    0,08
    0,09
    0,14
    0,25
    0,34
    0,38
    0,5
    0,75
    1,0
    1,5
    2,5
    4
    6
    10
    16
    25
    35
    50
    70
    95
    120
    150
    185
    240
    300
    400
    500
    630

    mm

    mm

    ,18 x 0,1
    ,14 x 0,15
    ,19 x 0,15
    ,12 x 0,2
    ,16 x 0,2
    ,24 x 0,2
    ,32 x 0,2
    ,30 x 0,25
    ,50 x 0,25
    ,56 x 0,3
    ,84 x 0,3
    ,80 x 0,4
    ,128 x 0,4
    ,200 x 0,4
    ,280 x 0,4
    ,400 x 0,4
    ,356 x 0,5
    ,485 x 0,5
    ,614 x 0,5
    ,765 x 0,5
    ,944 x 0,5
    ,1225 x 0,5
    ,1530 x 0,5
    ,2035 x 0,5
    ,1768 x 0,6
    ,2228 x 0,6

    7 x 0,25
    7 x 0,27
    7 x 0,30
    7 x 0,37
    7 x 0,43
    7 x 0,52
    19 x 0,41
    19 x 0,52
    19 x 0,64
    49 x 0,51
    49 x 0,65
    84 x 0,62
    133 x 0,58
    133 x 0,69
    189 x 0,69
    259 x 0,69
    336 x 0,67
    392 x 0,69
    494 x 0,69
    627 x 0,70
    790 x 0,70

    7 x 0,30
    7 x 0,37
    7 x 0,43
    7 x 0,52
    7 x 0,67
    7 x 0,85
    7 x 1,05
    7 x 1,35
    7 x 1,70
    7 x 2,13
    7 x 2,52
    19 x 1,83
    19 x 2,17
    19 x 2,52
    37 x 2,03
    37 x 2,27
    37 x 2,52
    61 x 2,24
    61 x 2,50
    61 x 2,89
    61 x 3,23
    91 x 2,97

    mm

    ,18 x 0,1
    ,32 x 0,1
    ,42 x 0,1
    ,21 x 0,15
    ,28 x 0,15
    ,42 x 0,15
    ,56 x 0,15
    ,84 x 0,15
    ,140 x 0,15
    ,224 x 0,15
    ,192 x 0,2
    ,320 x 0,2
    ,512 x 0,2
    ,800 x 0,2
    ,1120 x 0,2
    ,705 x 0,3
    ,990 x 0,3
    ,1340 x 0,3
    ,1690 x 0,3
    ,2123 x 0,3
    ,1470 x 0,4
    ,1905 x 0,4
    ,2385 x 0,4

    1)

    The number of individual wires are without obligation.

    2)

    The diameters of the single wires for each conductor are


    not allowed to exceed the values stated to DIN VDE 0295.
    The single wires of a stranded conductor must have all
    the same nominal diameters.

    3)

    2)

    mm

    ,18 x 0,1
    ,32 x 0,1
    ,42 x 0,1
    ,48 x 0,1
    ,64 x 0,1
    ,96 x 0,1
    ,128 x 0,1
    ,192 x 0,1
    ,320 x 0,1
    ,512 x 0,1
    ,768 x 0,1
    ,1280 x 0,1
    ,2048 x 0,1
    ,3200 x 0,1

    mm

    mm

    ,14 x 0,07

    ,26 x 0,05
    ,40 x 0,05

    ,24 x 0,07*
    ,36 x 0,07
    ,65 x 0,07
    ,88 x 0,07
    ,100 x 0,07
    ,131 x 0,07
    ,195 x 0,07
    ,260 x 0,07
    ,392 x 0,07
    ,651 x 0,07
    ,1040 x 0,07
    ,1560 x 0,07
    ,2600 x 0,07

    ,72 x 0,05
    ,128 x 0,05
    ,174 x 0,05
    ,194 x 0,05
    ,256 x 0,05
    ,384 x 0,05
    ,512 x 0,05
    ,768 x 0,05
    ,1280 x 0,05

    Note: permissible maximal diameter of single wires:


    nominal value maximal value
    mm
    mm
    0,2
    0,25
    0,3
    0,4
    0,5
    0,6

    Minimum-number of single wires of stranded conductor.


    The single wires of a stranded conductor must have all
    the same nominal diameters.

    0,21
    0,26
    0,31
    0,41
    0,51
    0,61

    Conversion AWG to (mm2)


    AWG

    mm2

    AWG

    mm2

    AWG

    mm2

    30
    28
    26
    24
    22
    21
    20

    0,05
    0,08
    0,14
    0,25
    0,34
    0,38
    0,50

    18
    17
    16
    14
    12
    10
    8

    0,75
    1,00
    1,50
    2,50
    4
    6
    10

    6
    4
    2
    1
    2/0
    3/0
    4/0

    16
    25
    35
    50
    70
    95
    120

    AWG
    300
    350
    500
    600
    750
    1000

    MCM
    MCM
    MCM
    MCM
    MCM
    MCM

    mm2
    150
    185
    240
    300
    400
    500

    This cross reference list shows equivalent nominal values. Actual cross sections may vary. The AWG values are approximate, if the cables are made to European Standards
    (mm2) and vice versa. In critical applications, where the current reaches upper limits. The deviating operation conditions for installation and laying according to standards are
    to be taken into consideration.

    T 15

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