Speaker cable BITNER BiTsound PGY-p 2x1 mm² 100 m roll

BITNER BiTsound PGY-p speaker cable on a 100 m roll is a two-conductor 2x1 mm² cable designed for indoor audio installations. The cable features two 1 mm² conductors with flexible PVC insulation and an outer jacket that allows easy routing in home or commercial environments. Supplied on a 100-meter reel, this speaker cable provides a continuous length for multi-room systems, single-room installations, or longer runs without joins, ensuring consistent connectivity for passive loudspeakers and amplifiers.

Advantages

The cable combines a practical conductor cross-section with flexibility for straightforward handling and installation. Its PVC jacket offers mechanical protection and insulation suitable for indoor use, while the 100 m roll format reduces the need for multiple splices and simplifies planning for long runs. The two-conductor arrangement supports clear left/right or positive/negative speaker connections and helps maintain signal integrity over typical domestic and commercial distances.

Suitable for

• Wiring passive loudspeakers in home stereo systems
• Multi-room audio distribution in residential properties
• Speaker connections in small commercial or hospitality spaces
• Replacement or extension of existing speaker runs

Key specifications

• Conductors: 2 (positive and negative)
• Conductor cross-section: 1.0 mm² per conductor
• Length: 100 m roll
• Insulation/jacket: PVC, flexible, for indoor use
• Application: passive speaker connections, low-voltage audio signals

How to use

Measure the required length from amplifier to speaker, cut the cable from the roll and strip the conductor ends to expose the cores. Observe polarity markings or conductor identification when connecting positive and negative terminals on amplifiers and speakers to preserve phase. Route the cable away from mains wiring where possible and secure it with cable clips or trunking appropriate for indoor installations. Use appropriate connectors or banana plugs if needed for terminal compatibility.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid running the speaker cable in parallel with high-voltage mains cabling to reduce potential interference. Use the full roll to plan continuous runs and minimize splices; where splices are necessary, use proper soldering or crimp connectors and insulate joints. Ensure the conductor cross-section suits the amplifier power and run length—1.0 mm² is suitable for typical short to medium domestic runs; for much longer distances or higher power loads, consider a larger cross-section.