Extension Cable Sick KF-B-03KP3X1.0 3 m, 3×1.0 mm², a/z wiring

Extension cable Sick KF-B-03KP3X1.0 3 m, 3×1.0 mm², a/z wiring is a three-core lead designed to extend power or signal connections in industrial automation and sensor systems. With a total length of 3 meters and individual conductors of 1.0 mm² cross-section, the cable supports low-power circuits and signal wiring where Sick-compatible cabling and a/z polarity are required. The construction is intended for in-panel or machine wiring and for linking sensors, actuators or small controllers over a short distance.

Advantages

The cable offers a compact three-conductor design that simplifies installation in confined spaces and reduces cable bulk. Conductors with 1.0 mm² cross-section provide adequate current-carrying capacity for many sensor and low-power actuator applications while maintaining flexibility. A/z wiring ensures consistent polarity and compatibility with Sick devices and connectors commonly used in automation environments. The 3 m length balances reach and manageability for typical on-machine routing.

Suitable for

• Extending connections between sensors and control units in factory automation
• Powering low-current actuators and indicators within machinery
• Replacing or extending existing Sick-compatible leads in automation installations
• Short-distance signal and control wiring inside panels and machines

Key specifications

• Length: 3 meters
• Number of conductors: 3 cores
• Conductor cross-section: 1.0 mm² per core
• Wiring type: a/z polarity wiring
• Application: signal and low-power circuit extension in industrial automation

How to use

Route the cable from the device to the target connection point following machine and panel cable management practices. Strip insulation to the appropriate length for your terminal or connector type and terminate conductors according to the a/z wiring scheme and the device wiring diagram. Secure the cable to avoid strain on terminals and maintain proper routing to prevent interference or mechanical damage. Verify continuity and correct polarity before applying power or signals.

Usage recommendations

Use this extension cable within its intended low-power and signal applications; avoid exposing it to sharp edges, high temperatures, or corrosive chemicals. If routing through moving parts or high-vibration zones, add additional mechanical protection or choose a cable rated for dynamic use. Follow local electrical standards and the equipment manufacturer’s wiring instructions when integrating the cable into automation systems.