Speaker cable PSSO 3022791H 2x4 mm, 15 m length

Speaker cable PSSO 3022791H 2x4 mm, 15 m length is a twin-conductor audio cable intended for connecting loudspeakers to amplifiers and other audio equipment. With two 4 mm² conductors and a 15 m overall length, the cable is designed for fixed installation runs and temporary event wiring where a clear, low-resistance signal path is required. The jacket and conductor construction support typical indoor routing and placement in audio systems.

Advantages

The cable provides a simple, reliable connection between amplifier outputs and speakers, minimizing power loss over medium run lengths. Two 4 mm² conductors deliver adequate current capacity for many home and small professional installations, while the 15 m length covers common room-to-room and stage-to-mixer distances. The construction is suitable for in-wall routing where local regulations permit and for exposed runs during events.

Suitable for

• Connecting passive loudspeakers to amplifiers in home audio systems
• Short- to medium-length runs in small professional sound setups
• Temporary event wiring and stage speaker connections
• In-wall or conduit installation where cable type is allowed

Key specifications

• Conductor configuration: twin (2 conductors)
• Conductor cross-section: 4 mm² per conductor
• Length: 15 meters
• Application: speaker and audio signal wiring for fixed and temporary installations
• Typical routing: surface, conduit, or in-wall where permitted

How to use

Strip an appropriate length of the outer jacket and insulation to expose the conductor ends, observing polarity markings or conductor identification. Terminate the conductors with compatible speaker connectors, banana plugs, spade lugs, or bare-wire terminations according to the amplifier and speaker binding posts. Route the cable along walls, through conduit, or within cavities following local electrical and fire safety regulations. Avoid sharp bends and pinch points to maintain conductor integrity.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, match cable cross-section and run length to the power and impedance of the loudspeakers; keep run lengths reasonably short when driving low-impedance or high-power loads, and follow local codes for in-wall installation and fire safety.