Alarm Security Cable - White - 100m

This cable is primarily designed for low-voltage applications such as security alarm systems, access control, and general low-voltage signal transmission.

No, this cable is rated for low-voltage applications only and should not be used for mains power supply.

Stranded conductors are made of multiple fine wires twisted together, offering flexibility. Tinned copper means the copper is coated with a thin layer of tin, which improves conductivity and provides resistance against corrosion.

The cable features color-coded insulation on each of the 8 cores to help you easily identify and connect them correctly.

The nylon rip cord is a feature designed to make it easier to initiate the stripping of the outer white PVC sheath, simplifying cable preparation.

The PVC sheath offers some protection, but it's best to ensure the cable is protected from direct UV exposure and harsh weather conditions for longevity, especially if not specifically rated for outdoor use.

Each conductor has a CSA of 0.2mm².

Check all termination points for a secure connection. Ensure conductors are fully inserted and screwed down. Verify conductor continuity using a multimeter.

Use the integrated nylon rip cord for a clean cut through the PVC sheath. If the rip cord is not present or effective, use a specialized cable stripper or a sharp utility knife carefully, avoiding cutting into the inner conductors.

Inspect the cable for any nicks or damage to the insulation, especially near termination points. Ensure no stray wire strands are bridging adjacent conductors.