Cable for security and alarm systems electro base NMAC-6022F-LZ — 6 conductors, tinned copper, LSZH

This electro base NMAC-6022F-LZ cable is intended for wiring security and alarm systems. It contains six individual conductors made of tinned copper inside a Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) outer sheath, offering reliable signal transmission and enhanced corrosion resistance for indoor installations and routed cable runs. The construction is suited to installations where reduced smoke and halogen emissions are required, such as control panels, sensors and access control devices.

Advantages

The tinned copper conductors improve corrosion resistance and maintain consistent electrical contact over time, which helps preserve signal integrity in alarm and security circuits. The LSZH outer sheath reduces the release of smoke and harmful halogen gases in the event of a fire, improving safety in enclosed or public spaces. Six cores provide flexibility for multi-zone or multi-sensor layouts while maintaining a compact cable diameter suitable for trunking and conduit runs.

Suitable for

• Wiring alarm control panels and keypads
• Connecting motion detectors, magnetic contacts and PIR sensors
• Access control wiring for card readers and electric locks
• Low-voltage signal runs in offices, residential buildings and public facilities

Key specifications

• Number of conductors: 6
• Conductor material: tinned copper
• Sheath type: Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH)
• Application: security and alarm systems, low-voltage signal wiring
• Installation environment: indoor, routed cable runs (trunking, conduits)

How to use

Plan the cable routing from the control panel to devices, accounting for required core assignments and separation from high-voltage power cables. Strip the outer LSZH sheath carefully to avoid damaging inner conductors and terminate each conductor on the appropriate terminal or connector according to the system wiring diagram. Use suitable cable fixation methods such as clips or trunking to support runs and prevent strain on terminations. Test continuity and signal integrity after installation and before commissioning the system.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid running this low-voltage cable in parallel with mains power over long distances; maintain recommended separation distances or use screened routing if necessary. Use compatible connectors and follow local regulations for fire safety and cable routing in public or escape-route areas.