Telecommunication cable BITNER YTKSY 3x2x0.5 mm² — 3 pairs, 0.5 mm² conductors, 1 m length

BITNER YTKSY 3x2x0.5 mm² telecommunication cable provides three twisted pairs of 0.5 mm² conductors in a 1 m length. The cable is intended for low-voltage voice and signal transmission, offering balanced pair wiring suitable for indoor patching, short interconnects and typical telecom installations. Its compact construction supports organized routing in cabinets, panels and junction boxes where short runs are required.

Advantages

This YTKSY cable combines three individually twisted pairs to reduce crosstalk and preserve signal quality over short distances. The 0.5 mm² conductor size ensures sufficient current-carrying capacity for low-voltage telecommunication circuits while maintaining flexibility for easy routing. The 1 m length is convenient for patching and short horizontal links, reducing excess cable bulk in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Indoor voice and low-voltage data connections
• Patching between equipment in racks and panels
• Short interconnects in telecom and control cabinets
• Temporary or testing leads in installations and service work

Key specifications

• Number of pairs: 3 twisted pairs
• Conductor cross-section: 0.5 mm² per conductor
• Conductor arrangement: paired (balanced lines)
• Cable length: 1 m
• Intended use: telecommunication and signal transmission, indoor
• Mechanical property: flexible for short routing and patching

How to use

Strip outer sheath and individual pair insulation using appropriate tooling to avoid nicks in conductors. Terminate pairs to compatible telecom connectors or screw terminals following the chosen wiring scheme and color code. Keep pair twists intact as much as possible near terminations to maintain transmission characteristics. Route the cable within cabinets or conduits designated for low-voltage wiring and avoid proximity to high-voltage power lines to reduce interference risk.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable for short indoor runs and patching only; for longer distances or environments with significant electromagnetic interference, select cable types with appropriate shielding or larger conductor sizes. When installing multiple cables, separate power and signal cables and secure the cable to avoid strain at termination points.