Speaker cable Procab ALS07/1, 2 x 0.75 mm², 100 m reel

Procab ALS07/1 speaker cable is a twin-conductor audio cable with 2 x 0.75 mm² conductors supplied on a 100 m reel. It is designed for low-voltage signal transmission between amplifiers and loudspeakers in home audio, recording studios and small commercial sound systems. The construction of the cable balances flexibility for routing and sufficient conductor cross-section for short to moderate speaker runs, making it appropriate for permanent installations or temporary setups where a mid-gauge speaker cable is required.

Advantages

The cable provides reliable signal transfer with minimal loss over typical short to medium speaker distances thanks to its 0.75 mm² conductor size. Supplied on a 100 m reel, it enables continuous runs without frequent joins and simplifies installation planning. The twin-conductor design ensures correct polarity between amplifier and speaker, while the cable’s flexibility supports routing in confined spaces and behind furnishings. The construction is suitable for indoor use in domestic, studio or light-commercial environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting bookshelf, surround or ceiling speakers in home audio systems
• Signal runs in recording or rehearsal studios for nearfield monitors
• Temporary PA and small event sound setups
• In-wall or surface runs where a mid-gauge conductor is adequate

Key specifications

• Conductor configuration: twin conductor (2 cores)
• Conductor cross-section: 2 x 0.75 mm²
• Length: 100 m on a reel
• Application: low-voltage audio/speaker connections
• Suitability: indoor installations and temporary setups
• Flexibility: designed for routing in confined spaces and behind furniture

How to use

Plan the cable route to avoid sharp bends and sources of electromagnetic interference. Cut the required length from the reel and strip the outer sheath and conductor insulation according to the terminal type of the amplifier and speaker. Maintain correct polarity by matching the marked or ribbed conductor to the negative or positive terminal as required by your equipment. Use proper connectors or secure screw/press terminals to ensure solid electrical contact. For in-wall installations, follow local building codes and use appropriate conduit or trunking where required.

Usage recommendations

For runs longer than typical room distances, consider using a larger conductor cross-section to reduce voltage drop and preserve low-frequency response. Avoid running speaker cable parallel to mains power cables to reduce hum; if crossing is unavoidable, do so at right angles. For permanent installations, test connections at moderate volume before finalizing mounting and secure the cable with suitable clips or cable ties to prevent movement.