AS Schwabe 61026 Cabo de extensão CEE 32 A 50 m 5 condutores H07RN-F 400 V IP44

On a busy construction site, powering heavy three-phase equipment like concrete mixers or welding machines demands a cable that can handle high loads without faltering. The AS Schwabe 61026 extension cable steps up to that challenge, delivering 32 A at 400 V over a generous 50-metre length. Its H07RN-F heavy-duty rubber jacket shrugs off abrasion, oil, and weather, while the IP44-rated CEE connectors keep moisture and dust at bay. Whether you're running industrial machinery or temporary outdoor installations, this cable provides a safe, dependable connection.

Key specifications

• Cable type: H07RN-F heavy-duty rubber
• Length: 50 m
• Current rating: 32 A
• Voltage rating: 400 V AC
• Number of cores: 5 (3P+N+PE)
• Conductor cross-section: 6 mm²
• Plug and socket: CEE 32 A, 5-pole
• Ingress protection: IP44 (connectors)
• Conductor material: Copper
• Colour: Black
• Operating temperature: -25°C to +60°C
• Standard compliance: DIN VDE 0282-4

Why choose it

This extension cable is built for demanding environments. The H07RN-F rubber insulation offers excellent resistance to mechanical stress, oils, and UV radiation, ensuring long service life even with daily rough handling. The 6 mm² copper conductors minimise voltage drop over the full 50-metre run, so your equipment receives stable power. The CEE connectors lock securely to prevent accidental disconnection, and the IP44 rating means you can use it outdoors with confidence in damp conditions.

Ideal use cases

• Construction sites powering heavy machinery
• Industrial workshops with three-phase equipment
• Outdoor events requiring temporary high-power distribution
• Agricultural operations with mobile electrical loads
• Marine and dockyard applications

Good to know

The cable complies with DIN VDE 0282-4, ensuring it meets strict European safety standards. It is suitable for use in temperatures from -25°C to +60°C, making it reliable in extreme weather. Always ensure the cable is fully unwound when carrying high current to prevent overheating. For best results, have a qualified electrician inspect connections regularly, especially in harsh environments.