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Cable Attributes
The Importance of Oil Resistance White Paper
RoHS Designation & Lapp Products
NFPA 79 White Paper
LAPP NEC Doppler for Use in Cable Tray Applications
Halogen Free Cables
European Cable Stranding
American Cable Stranding
Solid Conductors - AWG Properties Chart
Stranded Wires - AWG Properties Chart
Cabling Techniques
Typical Motion for Flexing Cable
National Electric Code Allowable Conductor Ampacity
Table 310-16
Table 310-17
Temperature Correction Factors
Adjustment Factors for More than Three Current-Carrying Conductors in a Raceway or Cable
Properties of Insulation Materials
Cable Recommendations for Common Coolants Used in Harsh Environments
Number Codes
Chart No. 1
Chart No. 2
Chart No. 3 for Paired Cables

Color Codes
Chart No. 4 - UNITRONIC® 300 & 300 CY (24-22 AWG)
Chart No. 5 - UNITRONIC® 300 & 300 CY (20-16 AWG)
Chart No. 6 - VDE 0293
Chart No. 7 - DIN 47100 for Paired Cables
Chart No. 8 - DIN 47100 Without Color Repetition
  Chart No. 9 - OLFLEX ® 100 Series for 6 or More Conductors
Chart No. 10 - UNITRONIC® 100 Series
Chart No. 11 - VDE 0815 for Industrial Electronics Cable
Chart No. 12 - ICEA S-66-524 NEMA WC-7
Cable Installation Instructions
North American Regulatory Safety Standards Agencies
Exposed Run Approval
International Regulatory Agencies
VFD Cable Selection Guide
VFD White Paper
VFD Features & Comparison
Voltage Designations
ATEX
Electric Systems in Areas with Risk of Explosion
Glossary of Terms
Conversion Factors
RECTANGULAR CONNECTORS

Overview of Housings
How to Choose Hoods
Plugs & Receptacles Overview
General Approvals/ Design Specifications
PG to Metric Conversion
IP Ratings
NEMA Ratings
Materials
Sealing Materials
Chemical, Thermal, & Mechanical Values
Derating Curves
Recommended Torque For EPIC® Assembly Screws
Cable Outer Diameters For PG & NPT
Cross Reference For AWG To MM 2
PG Gland Sizes for Multi-Wire Cables
Dimensional Data- EPIC® Connectors- PDF
PIN & Sleeve Connectors
 
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