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Electric cable OMY 3x1 300/300V black – 3-core 1.0 mm² flexible power cable
OMY 3x1 300/300V black is a three-core flexible power cable with a conductor cross-section of 1.0 mm², intended for low-voltage electrical connections up to 300/300 V. The cable features PVC insulation around each conductor and an outer PVC sheath that gives basic mechanical protection and electrical insulation. Its compact construction and flexibility make it suitable for internal wiring, appliance connections and fixed installations where a slim, pliable supply conductor is needed.
The cable combines a small conductor cross-section with three insulated cores, allowing space-efficient routing and reliable low-voltage power distribution. PVC insulation and outer sheath offer resistance to abrasion and provide basic protection against moisture and chemical exposure typical in indoor environments. Its flexibility facilitates installation in conduits, trunking and tight spaces without special tools.
This cable is not designed for use in exposed outdoor installations where prolonged UV exposure, direct sunlight or severe weather conditions occur, and it is not rated for direct burial in ground. It is also unsuitable for applications requiring high-temperature resistance, halogen-free materials or enhanced fire performance beyond basic PVC properties.
Strip the outer sheath and individual conductor insulation the appropriate length for the intended terminals or connectors, taking care not to nick conductor strands. Connect the conductors to the corresponding terminals following local wiring colour conventions and electrical codes. Secure the cable with appropriate clamps or supports to avoid mechanical strain at termination points. For fixed installations, run the cable through suitable conduit, trunking or cable channels and ensure it is protected from sharp edges and heat sources.
For safe and code-compliant installations, use correct terminal crimping or screw connections, protect the cable from mechanical damage with conduit or trunking where needed, and follow local electrical standards. When in doubt about suitability for a specific load or environment, consult a qualified electrician.
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