Cable designations compared · How to read a HAR cable code
H05VV-F vs N05VV-F
Both designations are read in HAR. The symbols they share mean the same; the rows marked below are where H05VV-F and N05VV-F differ.
H05VV-F and N05VV-F differ in: H05VV-F: H = Harmonized Standard; N05VV-F: N = National Standard.
H05VV-F
| H | Harmonized Standard | only in H05VV-F |
| 05 | 300/500 V | in both |
| V | Polyvynil Chloride (PVC) | in both |
| V | Polyvynil Chloride (PVC) | in both |
| -F | Fine-Wired In Flexible Cables-Class 5 | in both |
N05VV-F
| N | National Standard | only in N05VV-F |
| 05 | 300/500 V | in both |
| V | Polyvynil Chloride (PVC) | in both |
| V | Polyvynil Chloride (PVC) | in both |
| -F | Fine-Wired In Flexible Cables-Class 5 | in both |
Read by the deterministic decoder of this site from its symbol tables. Check the manufacturer's datasheet before you specify a cable.