H07V-U vs H07V-K Cable Marking

H07V-U 1X2.5 and H07V-K 1X4 share the H07 family and PVC insulation description in the imported database, but the conductor descriptions and sizes differ. Compare the complete strings in the Cable Marking Decoder.

Side-by-side comparison

Input Family Construction Conductor and size
H07V-U 1X2.5 H07, 450/750 V harmonized cable PVC insulation, solid conductor Single 2.5 mm2 conductor
H07V-K 1X4 H07, 450/750 V harmonized cable PVC insulation, flexible conductor Single 4 mm2 conductor

The U and K distinction in this set

The current rows record U as a solid conductor and K as a flexible conductor. That distinction belongs to the exact lookup entries shown here. Do not use one row to rewrite an unrecognized marking from another product family.

Read 1X together with the size

In both current rows, 1X is part of the matched conductor notation and the size follows it. The two entries do not have the same size: one is 2.5 mm2 and the other is 4 mm2.

What a comparison cannot decide

This comparison explains the current reference rows. It does not determine ampacity, installation permission, procurement suitability, or local requirements. Use the product label and data sheet for those decisions.

Source and limits

Imported regional power-cord rows from MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs, harmonized cable marking guides, UL wire and cable marking guidance, and manufacturer cable data sheets; verified 2026-08-30.

  • This page is a production database view built from imported rows plus exact cable-marking lookup examples.
  • A conductor area or gauge shown in a marking does not determine ampacity by itself.
  • Manufacturer-specific suffixes and local code requirements can change the final meaning. Verify the complete product label and data sheet before acting.
  • Do not treat this decoder or guide as a safety, installation, procurement, customs, or legal compliance decision.

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