OWY electrical cable OMY2X0,75 — 2 conductors 0.75 mm², rated 300/300V, white

OWY OMY2X0,75 is a flexible two-conductor electrical cable with each conductor having a cross-sectional area of 0.75 mm² and a rated voltage of 300/300V. Supplied in white, the cable is designed for indoor low-voltage wiring where compact twin conductors with basic insulation are required. Typical construction includes two insulated copper conductors within an outer sheath suitable for routing inside conduits, trunking or behind fixtures.

Advantages

The cable offers a balance of flexibility and compact size for confined spaces and light wiring tasks. Its 0.75 mm² conductors are suitable for signal and low-current power applications while the 300/300V rating provides appropriate insulation for many indoor lighting and control circuits. The white outer sheath gives a neutral appearance for visible runs and installations behind panels.

Suitable for

• Indoor lighting circuits with low current requirements
• Signal lines and control wiring for switches and sensors
• Connection of small appliances and low-power devices
• Wiring inside conduits, trunking, or electrical enclosures

Key specifications

• Number of conductors: 2
• Conductor cross-section: 0.75 mm²
• Rated voltage: 300/300V
• Color: white
• Conductor material: stranded copper (typical for flexible cable)
• Suitable environment: indoor use

How to use

Strip the outer sheath and individual conductor insulation to the required length, taking care not to nick the copper strands. Route the cable through conduit or trunking as needed and make secure terminations in connectors, terminal blocks or fixture screws. Observe correct polarity where applicable and ensure that the cable is not used in applications that exceed its current-carrying capability or voltage rating.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable only for indoor, low-voltage installations and avoid exposure to direct sunlight, moisture or mechanical strain. When planning runs, check local electrical codes for acceptable conductor sizes for the intended circuit and consult a qualified electrician for permanent installations.