PVC Flexible Cable Range
Rubber & PVC Flexible Cables · PVC Flexible · RAKCABPVC flexible cables to BS and IEC standards with high-purity Class 5 copper conductors.

Rubber Cable Range · H07RN-F Type
Rubber flexible cables to British, European and international standards. H07RN-F rubber flexibles provide excellent flexibility, withstanding weather and medium mechanical and thermal stress, with very good oil resistance.
Rubber flexible cables are used for electrical connections where flexibility and the installation environment matter. Skyline’s catalogue includes an H07RN-F type rubber cable range and a separate H07RN-F product with construction details. Match the selected cable to the equipment and project specification rather than relying on its appearance alone.
The H07RN-F product in our catalogue lists workshop apparatus, portable lamps and tools, portable motors and generators, and building-site or farm equipment. The rubber cable range also lists weather-exposed installations and medium mechanical and thermal stress duties. For industrial or maintenance work, check the exact cable’s technical documentation against the intended use.
The range is listed as H07RN-F Type, with Nexans, Top Cable and Ducab named in the catalogue. These are catalogue references, not a statement of current stock or brand availability.
The separate H07RN-F product lists a Class 5 bare flexible copper conductor, rubber insulation and a black rubber outer sheath. Its specification table includes core colour coding and referenced construction standards. Cross-sectional sizes, normal rated voltage, temperature limits and packaging are not specified for this range; request the exact product datasheet and quotation before ordering.
View H07RN-F construction and specificationsContractors, equipment buyers and maintenance teams in the UAE can send Skyline a cable schedule, BOQ or individual requirement for quotation. Include the intended application and delivery location so the enquiry describes the project clearly. Confirm the offered cable, quantity, price and delivery arrangements in the quotation.
Ask a qualified electrical professional to check conductor size, number of cores, equipment load, voltage, operating temperature, installation method and environmental exposure. Where a project specifies a standard or brand, include it in the enquiry. Compare the proposed manufacturer’s datasheet with the project requirements before accepting a substitute.
Send the cable type, required core count and cross-sectional size, quantity or length, intended application and delivery location. Add your company and contact details; attach a BOQ or cable schedule where useful. If a detail is unknown, describe the equipment or project rather than guessing a specification.
PVC flexible cables to BS and IEC standards with high-purity Class 5 copper conductors.

General-purpose PVC flexible cable for indoor and outdoor use in dry or damp situations.

Rubber-insulated flexible cable with polychloroprene sheath for moderate mechanical stress duties.

Robust low-voltage steel-wire armoured cables for direct burial and outdoor installations.