Multicore cable Omnitronic 24 x 2 x 0.12, 25 m reel

Multicore cable Omnitronic 24 x 2 x 0.12 on a 25 m reel provides organized multi-channel audio and low-voltage signal routing from a single compact source. With 24 pairs of thin conductors, the cable is intended for installations and temporary setups where many channels must be run together neatly, such as stage patching, studio routing and event distribution. The reel format keeps the cable manageable during deployment and storage.

Advantages

The cable combines a high pair count with a small conductor diameter to reduce bulk while enabling many parallel connections. Its 25 m length on a reel simplifies handling and deployment for short- to medium-range runs. The construction supports clear separation of channels to minimise crosstalk in multi-channel audio or low-voltage signal applications and allows quick identification and termination at both ends.

Suitable for

• Stage patching and live event multi-channel distribution
• Studio routing and temporary recording setups
• Audio snake and multi-pair low-voltage signal runs
• Rental, installation and temporary cabling where compact multi-channel runs are needed

Key specifications

• Number of conductors: 24 pairs (48 conductors)
• Conductor configuration: 2 cores per pair
• Conductor diameter: 0.12 mm (nominal)
• Cable length: 25 meters on a reel
• Designed use: audio and low-voltage signal transmission
• Form factor: multicore reel for organized deployment

How to use

Cut the required length from the reel and strip the outer jacket according to your termination method. Identify and label individual pairs before terminating to connectors or patch panels, observing correct polarity for each channel. Maintain gentle bend radii during routing to avoid excessive stress on the thin conductors. For long-term installations, secure the cable at intervals to prevent movement and abrasion.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable for short- to medium-length multi-channel routing where compact conductor size and high channel density are required. Avoid running alongside high-voltage power cables to reduce interference; if parallel runs are unavoidable, maintain separation and consider additional screening or conduit. For permanent installations or runs longer than the reel length, select a cable with larger conductors or specific shielding characteristics suited to the installation environment.