Cable for security and alarm systems electro base NMAC-6022 — 6-core copper, 100 m

Electro base NMAC-6022 — 6-core copper cable, 100 m is a multi-conductor cable designed for security and alarm systems. Supplied on a 100-meter spool, it contains six individually insulated copper conductors intended for signal transmission and low-voltage control circuits. The cable is made for indoor use or installation in protected outdoor locations and is suitable for wiring sensors, detectors, sirens and control panels where reliable conductivity and compact multi-core routing are required.

Advantages

The cable features six separate copper conductors that provide stable electrical connectivity for multiple signal lines while minimizing crosstalk between circuits. Its 100 m spool format simplifies long-run installations and reduces the need for splicing. Individual insulation on each conductor enables straightforward identification and termination during installation. The construction is suited to low-voltage applications typical of alarm and security equipment, ensuring consistent signal transmission and control responsiveness.

Suitable for

• Wiring of security system control panels
• Connection of motion, magnetic and smoke detectors
• Power and signal lines for sirens and warning devices
• Low-voltage control circuits in access control systems
• Indoor cabling and installations in protected outdoor areas

Key specifications

• Number of conductors: 6
• Conductor material: copper
• Conductor insulation: individual insulated cores
• Cable length: 100 m (spool)
• Intended use: signal transmission and low-voltage control circuits for security and alarm systems
• Installation environment: indoor or protected outdoor locations

How to use

Route the cable from the control panel to the field devices following the planned cable paths. Strip the outer sheath and individual conductor insulation as required, taking care not to nick the copper cores. Terminate each conductor to the corresponding input or output terminal per the security system wiring diagram. Maintain separation from high-voltage power lines and avoid tight bends to preserve conductor integrity. Use appropriate cable clips, conduit or trunking for mechanical protection where needed.

Usage recommendations

For reliable signal performance, keep total run lengths and voltage drops within manufacturer limits of the connected devices, and avoid running this cable in direct exposure to weather unless additional protective conduit is used. Label conductor ends during installation to simplify future maintenance and testing.