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TLWY ribbon cable - 8x0.12 mm²/AWG 26 - multicoloured - 50m

The TLWY type of ribbon cable, made of soft copper wires , has 8 wires of 1.3 mm diameter . The conductors are covered with various colours of insulation, made of a special...
Index: VEG-16263
Index: VEG-16263
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Alarm cable CCS YTDY 2-core 0,5 mm - 100mb

Cable with CCS single-wire vains and insulation in the PVC shield. It is used, for example, to install alarm systems and intercoms. Price for 100 meters.
5.0 (1)
Index: KAB-03139
Index: KAB-03139
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YDTY alarm cable 6-core 0,5mm - white - 100m

Cable with copper single-wire vains and insulation in the PVC shield. It is used, for example, to install alarm systems and intercoms. Price for one roll, that is 100 meters.
4.7 (2)
Index: KAB-06695
Index: KAB-06695
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TLWY ribbon cable - 10x0,75mm2/AWG 18 - multicolor - 25m

High quality ribbon cable type TLWY, made of copper wires . The wires have a diameter of 2 mm . Each of them is covered with different colour of insulation , which makes it...
Index: VEG-16276
Index: VEG-16276
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Regular price €115.90 Price €115.90
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Alarm cable YTDY 4-core 0,5 mm - 100mb

Cable with copper single-wire vains and insulation in the PVC shield. It is used, for example, to install alarm systems and intercoms. The price for 100 meters.
5.0 (2)
Index: KAB-03135
Index: KAB-03135
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Regular price €25.50 Price €25.50

Multicore cable / multi-cores as your basic building block

When designing complex sound and lighting systems, details such as multi-conductor cables are often overlooked. The market offers a huge number of different types of multicore cables, each of which is intended for a specific use. The right choice of cable provides us with a guarantee of safety and durability of the installation. Cable markings specify many of its parameters - all it takes is one glance of a specialist and you immediately know what you are dealing with.

Types of cabling

Multicore cables are widely used in every installation. They are marked with small and capital letters - first we specify the construction of the conductor. D stands for wire, L for stranded wire, and Lg stands for flexible stranded wire. Multicore cables are usually made of copper, but if we are dealing with other material, before the marking of the conductor construction there will appear the information - A for aluminium, or the letter F symbolizing steel. There is also a designation of the cable sheath placed before the above information - Y for PVC, G for rubber, and Y for polyethylene.

More letters

Another marking of multicore cables is a letter referring to the structure of the cable. The letter a stands for a cotton yarn sheath, b for insulation that can withstand high temperatures, c for non-flammable material, d for increased insulation thickness, p for a flat cable, u for an armed cable, and n for a cable with a carrying line. We may also encounter the designation of a given cable - the symbol ak stands for a battery cable, t for a flush-mounted cable, w for a high-voltage cable. The symbols jo and jp stand for contact wires - round and profile.

Labels and reality

Multicore cables have a lot of markings, but in practice the letters appear very few. For example, DY cable is a copper cable, consisting of a single wire with a PVC insulation. It is mainly used for connecting lighting and various types of control. An interesting example is the designation AsXSn - this abbreviation stands for a self-supporting power cable, made of aluminium with cross-linked polyethylene insulation. The letter n at the end indicates fire resistance. Such cables are used to supply power to devices via overhead lines.