Stranded electric cable OMY 37213K 3x1 mm² 300 V 100 m

Stranded electric cable OMY 37213K 3x1 mm² 300 V 100 m is a three-core flexible conductor intended for low-voltage power distribution and internal electrical installations. Each core has a 1 mm² cross-section and is insulated to withstand up to 300 V. Supplied on a 100 m reel, the cable is suitable for fixed and semi-flexible wiring where a balance of flexibility and current-carrying capacity is required.

Advantages

The cable features stranded conductors that improve flexibility compared to solid-core wires while maintaining reliable conductivity for typical household and light commercial circuits. Insulation rated for 300 V provides safe separation between conductors and surrounding elements in domestic and internal installations. The 100 m reel format simplifies storage and installation, reducing the need for multiple shorter lengths and minimizing joints.

Suitable for

• Household wiring and room-to-room power runs
• Connection of appliances and equipment with low-voltage requirements
• Internal installations in cabinets, conduits, and surface trunking
• Fixed and semi-flexible wiring where some cable movement is expected

Key specifications

• Conductor configuration: three cores, stranded
• Conductor cross-section: 1.0 mm² per core
• Voltage rating: 300 V
• Length: 100 m on reel
• Application type: low-voltage internal electrical installations

How to use

Cut the required length from the 100 m reel using appropriate cable-cutting tools. Strip insulation from each core to the necessary length for termination, taking care not to damage the stranded conductors. Use suitable connectors or terminal blocks rated for 1 mm² conductors and up to 300 V. Secure the cable in place with clamps or ties compatible with internal installations and avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable's minimum bending radius.

Usage recommendations

For safe installation, ensure the cable is used only within its voltage and current limits and follow local electrical codes. Verify polarity and earthing where required, and protect the cable from mechanical damage, excessive heat, and exposure to chemicals or UV when used near such hazards. If in doubt about load calculations or installation methods, consult a qualified electrician.