electro base CA-120/22-SFX 12-conductor security and alarm cable, 100 m roll

electro base CA-120/22-SFX is a 12-conductor security and alarm cable supplied on a 100 m roll. Designed for wiring alarm panels, sensors and access control devices, the cable groups 12 insulated cores to facilitate multi-circuit installations. It provides a single, compact routing path for multiple signal lines, reducing clutter and simplifying installation in residential and commercial buildings.

Advantages

The cable combines twelve individually insulated conductors in a common sheath, enabling simultaneous connection of multiple sensors, zones or control lines without running separate cables for each circuit. Its construction supports tidy cable management and reduces installation time compared with separate single-core runs. Supplied on a 100 m roll, the product is suitable for medium to large installations and allows continuous runs without frequent splicing.

Suitable for

• Wiring alarm control panels and zone circuits
• Connecting motion detectors, magnetic contacts and other security sensors
• Access control wiring for readers and door release mechanisms
• Multi-signal low-voltage installations in residential, office and retail environments

Key specifications

• Number of conductors: 12 insulated cores
• Cable type: multi-conductor security and alarm cable
• Roll length: 100 m
• Conductor use: low-voltage signal and control lines
• Application environment: indoor fixed installation

How to use

Measure the required run length and cut the 100 m roll to size. Strip the outer sheath carefully to expose the twelve individual insulated cores, taking care not to nick conductors. Route the cable from the control panel to sensor or reader locations following building regulations and best practices for low-voltage wiring. Terminate each conductor to the corresponding zone, sensor or device terminal according to the equipment manufacturer’s wiring diagram. If longer runs are needed, plan joints or distribution points to maintain signal integrity.

Usage recommendations

Install the cable away from high-voltage power lines and strong electromagnetic sources to avoid interference. Use appropriate cable clamps and trunking to secure runs and prevent strain on terminations. Verify conductor continuity and polarity before final commissioning. For environments with specific fire or moisture protection requirements, choose complementary protective conduit or a cable rated for those conditions.