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Dual-wire microphone cable that transmits the electrical output of a microphone to a sound system for further processing
Product Description
The diode lines with individually shielded wires are suitable for chinch connections, pick-up systems, stereophony and general applications in the LF area. Due to the relatively high input resistances, low-capacitance feed lines are required so that there is no undesired drop in height. 1- to 8-wire constructions, each with low-capacity PE insulation with single-wire shielding, meet these requirements. Wire cross-sections of 0.08 mm² and 0.14 mm² are used.
Application
- Microphone cable, NF cable, NFR, 0,14mm², 2 x 0,14mm², Two-wire microphone cables
Characteristics
- Made in Germany
- Microphone cable
- NF cable
- 2 x 0,14 mm² - cu bare
- Very good UV resistance
- Safety against crunching: medium
- Min. bending radius (dynamic) (mm): 28
- Min. bending radius (static) (mm): 14
- Max. tensile strength (N): 60
- Heat of combustion (kWh/m): 0,10
- Operating temperature range (°C): -20 / +70
- PVC Sheath
- Core cross-sections of 0.08 mm² and 0.14 mm² are used
- 100V operation: No
- Capacitance approx. (pF/m): 100
- DC resistance inner conductor (Ω/km): 140
Construction
- Number of cores: 2
- Conductor: 18 x 0,10mm
- Conductor material: Cu bare
- Core insulation material: PE
- Jacket material: PVC black
- Jacket dimensions (mm) 6,0 x 2,65
- Core shielding: Helically wound copper wire screening
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Product Specifications
Jacket Material
PVC
Indoor / Outdoor
Indoor
Inner Conductor
Bare copper
Braiding Material
Tinned Copper
Dielectric
Polyvinylchloride (PVC)
Color
Black
Jacket Material - PVC
PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a common jacket material that provides excellent protection against moisture, abrasion, and chemicals. It is flexible, durable, and cost-effective, making it a popular choice for a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to industrial machinery. However, PVC can release toxic fumes when burned, and it is not as heat-resistant as other materials, which may limit its use in certain high-temperature environments.