Alarm Cable Bitner YTDY 6X0.5 Connector Standard 100M Color

The Bitner YTDY 6x0.5 alarm cable is engineered for reliable signal transmission in security and alarm systems. It contains six insulated conductors with a cross-section of 0.5 mm² each, housed in a durable outer sheath and supplied in a 100 metre length. The cable’s construction supports consistent electrical performance and mechanical durability required for both short and extended runs in indoor installations.

Advantages

The cable offers stable signal integrity with six separate cores that reduce crosstalk and allow multi-zone connections. Its 0.5 mm² conductor size balances flexibility and sufficient current-carrying capability for typical alarm circuits. The 100 m spool provides installation convenience and reduces the need for joins. The outer jacket protects the conductors from mechanical stress and general wear during installation and operation.

Suitable for

• Wiring wired alarm and intrusion detection systems in residential buildings
• Connection runs for commercial security and monitoring installations
• Multi-zone sensor and detector wiring where several circuits are required
• Indoor cable routes in distribution panels, junction boxes, and conduits

Key specifications

• Number of cores: 6
• Conductor cross-section: 0.5 mm² per core
• Cable length: 100 m
• Construction: insulated conductors with outer protective sheath
• Typical application: alarm and security signal transmission

How to use

Plan the cable route to avoid sharp bends and sources of electrical interference. Measure and cut the required length from the 100 m spool, strip the outer sheath and individual conductor insulation as needed, then terminate each core to the corresponding alarm panel or device terminal following the system wiring diagram. Use proper cable clips, conduits or trunking to secure the cable and maintain separation from high-voltage power lines. Perform continuity and polarity checks before finalising the installation.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, store the cable spool in a dry environment and avoid excessive pulling tension during installation. When routing near mains wiring, maintain recommended separation distances or use screened conduit to minimise interference. Use appropriate connectors and protect terminations with junction boxes to ensure long-term reliability.