Stranded copper wire 2×0.35 mm² with Al‑PET foil, black, 30 m

Stranded copper wire 2×0.35 mm² with Al‑PET foil, black, 30 m is a compact two‑core cable intended for low‑voltage signal transmission and flexible interconnection tasks. The cable combines corrosion‑resistant copper conductors in a fine stranded configuration with an integrated aluminium‑PET foil shield and black outer insulation. Its construction reduces electromagnetic interference while maintaining flexibility for routing in equipment, control panels or short in‑building runs.

Advantages

The fine stranded copper conductors ensure good flexibility and reliable contact in screw or spring terminals. The integrated Al‑PET foil provides continuous shielding along the length of the cable to minimise electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. Compact two‑core design and 0.35 mm² conductor cross‑section make the cable suitable where space is limited and signal integrity is required. The black insulation offers basic environmental protection and a discrete appearance for visible installations.

Suitable for

• Audio signal wiring in short runs and equipment interconnects
• Control and automation low‑voltage signal circuits
• Sensor and detector wiring where shielding is needed
• Internal wiring of devices, control panels and junction boxes

Key specifications

• Conductor material: stranded copper
• Number of cores: 2
• Conductor cross‑section: 0.35 mm²
• Shielding: aluminium‑PET foil (Al‑PET) integrated
• Insulation colour: black
• Length: 30 m
• Intended voltage level: low voltage / signal applications
• Flexibility: flexible stranded construction for routing and termination

How to use

Strip the outer insulation and the foil shield carefully to expose conductor strands without nicking them. For best electrical contact, twist the conductor strands and terminate in compatible screw, crimp or spring terminals. If the shield must be grounded, connect the foil to the system ground at one end only to reduce ground‑loop risk. Keep run lengths short where possible to preserve signal quality and avoid routing parallel to high‑power cables that can introduce interference.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable for low‑voltage signal and audio connections up to short building runs; ensure proper termination and, if grounding the shield, do so at a single point. Store and route away from heat sources and sharp edges to maintain insulation integrity.