Speaker cable PSSO LS-1550 2x1.5 mm 5 m Black

PSSO LS-1550 speaker cable, 2x1.5 mm², 5 m in black is a flexible audio connection cable designed for linking passive loudspeakers to amplifiers, receivers and stereo systems. The two conductors with a 1.5 mm² cross-section offer a low-resistance path for left and right or mono speaker channels over a medium run. The cable's construction and length make it suitable for typical home audio layouts and small commercial installations where a compact, easy-to-route connection is required.

Advantages

The PSSO LS-1550 provides consistent signal transmission with low attenuation due to its 1.5 mm² conductor size and quality insulation. Its flexibility and 5 m length simplify routing behind furniture and through wall channels without excessive bending. The black outer jacket delivers a discreet appearance that blends into most interior environments while protecting the conductors from mechanical wear and environmental exposure common in audio setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting passive loudspeakers to home amplifiers and receivers
• Stereo and mono speaker wiring in living rooms, bedrooms, and small event spaces
• Replacement or extension of existing speaker runs up to medium distances

Key specifications

• Number of conductors: 2
• Conductor cross-section: 1.5 mm² per conductor
• Length: 5 m
• Color: Black
• Cable type: Speaker / audio cable with flexible jacket

How to use

Strip the insulation from each conductor end to the required length, taking care not to nick the copper strands. Connect the positive and negative conductors to the corresponding speaker and amplifier terminals, observing correct polarity to maintain phase alignment. Use banana plugs, spade terminals or secure screw terminals as appropriate for the equipment. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, heat sources and high-traffic areas; secure with cable clips or ties to prevent movement and strain on the connections.

Usage recommendations

For optimal audio performance, keep cable runs as short as practical and maintain correct polarity at both ends. Use clear labeling or color markers when installing multiple runs to avoid channel confusion. If routing through walls or permanent structures, ensure compliance with local building and fire safety codes and consider using conduit or in-wall rated cable where required.