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HO7RNF Cable vs US equivalent

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H077RNF http://titanex.nexans.com/uk/technical-specifications.php is used a lot a lot in the entertainment industry. The North Americans use a similar cable https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1562972.pdf (Page 5) but it has a paper separator between the cores. Often seen the US cable come to the UK on tours but was curious to see if it satisfies BS7671?  

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    I have seen paper separators in cables in the UK and plastic sisal type string in SWA cable, it’s just packing material to help shape the cable and and to stop things sticking together, it doesn’t have insulating properties and is of no significance.

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    I have seen paper separators in cables in the UK and plastic sisal type string in SWA cable, it’s just packing material to help shape the cable and and to stop things sticking together, it doesn’t have insulating properties and is of no significance.

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