IoT platform cable DELOCK 86952 — copper and plastic, available colors: Black/Brass/Red/White

DELOCK 86952 is an IoT platform cable composed of copper conductors with plastic insulation, offered in four colors: black, brass, red and white. Designed for low-voltage signal and data connections, it is intended to link sensors, modules and IoT devices to development boards, gateways or other interface hardware. The construction supports standard prototyping and installation uses in home automation, educational projects and monitoring systems where reliable, flexible wiring is required.

Advantages

The cable combines copper conductors for electrical conductivity with plastic insulation for durability and basic protection against abrasion and environmental exposure. Multiple color options simplify identification of signal lines and power lines during assembly and troubleshooting. The flexible jacket and slim profile facilitate routing in tight spaces and make the cable suitable for breadboard and connectorized interfaces used in development and sensor networks.

Suitable for

• Connecting sensors and actuators to development boards (Arduino, Raspberry Pi-compatible expansion modules)
• Prototyping IoT devices and test setups
• Home automation wiring for low-voltage signal lines
• Educational electronics and lab exercises
• Industrial monitoring where flexible signal cabling is required

Key specifications

• Conductor material: copper
• Insulation material: plastic
• Available colours: black, brass, red, white
• Intended voltage level: low-voltage signal and data transmission
• Typical use: signal, data and low-current power connections for IoT and prototyping

How to use

Use the cable to connect sensor modules, displays and communication modules to development boards or gateway terminals, matching colour-coded conductors to corresponding signal and power pins. Route the cable avoiding tight bends and sharp edges to preserve insulation integrity. For reliable contact, ensure connectors or solder joints are clean and properly seated; for removable connections use compatible headers or Grove-style sockets where applicable. Cut and strip the insulation carefully when terminating the ends, and apply strain relief if the installation will experience movement or vibration.

Usage recommendations

Choose cable colours to separate power and signal lines visually. Keep low-voltage signal runs away from high-current or high-voltage cables to minimise interference. For longer runs or environments with electrical noise, consider using twisted-pair or shielded cabling and proper grounding in combination with this cable.