Heat Resistant cord/flex, how to ID?
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As far as I know
New cables now have
" cenelec cable identification codes " stamped on them
V2 is pvc heat resisting
older cables had " uk(CMA)references "
(HR) was heat resistant
I think the pvc and the butyl are both rated the same at 80 Degrees
New cables now have
" cenelec cable identification codes " stamped on them
V2 is pvc heat resisting
older cables had " uk(CMA)references "
(HR) was heat resistant
I think the pvc and the butyl are both rated the same at 80 Degrees
K
kai
The flex to my bathroom fan heater even has the words "HEAT RESISTANT 3*1.5mm2", and the CE mark and the manufacture date of 2004 moulded into at regular intervals - that is the best method! 
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