4 Core Alarm Communication cable

The 4 Core Alarm Communication Cable is designed specifically for use in alarm systems, providing reliable, secure, and efficient signal transmission between alarm devices such as sensors, motion detectors, control panels, and sirens. This cable ensures stable communication within security and surveillance systems, enabling effective monitoring and response to security breaches.

Key Features

1. 4-Core Configuration:
   • The cable features 4 separate conductors, each responsible for carrying different signals. Typically, these cores are used for power, alarm signals, and communication purposes in the system.
   • The use of multiple cores helps in maintaining signal integrity by ensuring that different signals are not interfered with each other, which is critical in alarm communication systems.
2. Durable and Flexible Construction:
   • This cable is flexible and can be easily routed through walls, ceilings, and conduits for indoor or outdoor installations.
   • The durable insulation prevents physical damage and ensures a long lifespan even under varying environmental conditions.
3. High-Quality Conductors:
   • The internal conductors are typically made from copper or copper-clad steel, ensuring excellent electrical conductivity for optimal signal transmission over long distances.
4. Insulation and Shielding:
   • The cable usually features high-quality PVC or PE insulation, offering protection against electrical interference, moisture, and abrasion.
   • The shielding (if present) protects the cable from electromagnetic interference (EMI), ensuring that signals remain clear and reliable.
5. Security and Alarm Applications:
   • Primarily designed for use in security alarm systems, this cable is used for connecting motion detectors, sensors, control panels, keypads, and sirens to ensure effective communication.
   • The cable is also suitable for fire alarm systems, burglar alarms, access control systems, and other similar applications where reliable and secure communication is necessary.
6. Voltage Rating:
   • Typically rated for low-voltage use, this cable is designed to handle the voltage requirements of alarm systems (usually 12V to 24V), ensuring that the system operates safely and efficiently.
7. Applications for Commercial and Residential Security:
   • Ideal for residential and commercial security systems, including burglar alarms, fire alarms, intruder detection systems, and access control systems.

Specifications

• Cable Type: 4 Core Alarm Communication Cable
• Conductors: 4 insulated cores, typically made from copper or copper-clad steel
• Insulation Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or PE (Polyethylene)
• Jacket Material: PVC or LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) (for flame-retardant and smoke-free applications)
• Voltage Rating: 12V to 24V (for typical alarm system applications)
• Core Configuration: 4 individual cores for different signal types (e.g., power, signal, communication)
• Shielding: Optional foil or braid shielding for EMI protection
• Cable Length: Available in rolls (typically 100 meters, but length can vary)
• Outer Diameter: Approximately 6mm to 8mm (depending on insulation and core configuration)
• Color Code: Typically color-coded cores for easy identification (e.g., red, black, white, green)

Applications

1. Burglar Alarm Systems:
   • Connecting the control panel, sensors, and alarm sirens to ensure proper signal communication for activation and notification in case of intrusion.
2. Fire Alarm Systems:
   • Used for interconnecting smoke detectors, heat sensors, and control panels for seamless communication in the event of a fire emergency.
3. Access Control Systems:
   • Ideal for use in systems that manage access points, entry systems, and keypads, where communication between devices is critical for security functions.
4. Intruder Detection Systems:
   • Used for connecting motion detectors and alarms, ensuring reliable signal transmission for intruder detection in residential or commercial settings.
5. Remote Monitoring:
   • Enables effective communication between alarm panels and monitoring stations, ensuring that any alarm is promptly detected and acted upon by security personnel.