Areas of use
BM34 flexible balanced microphone cable is used for flexible applications like stages , fixed installations and also for studio applications .
Cable Structure
Conductor | 42x 0.10 mm (2x0.34mm²) Stranded OFC Wires |
Insulation | Ø 1.55mm PE, blue, red |
Filler | Cotton Cords |
Shielding | Bare copper spiral shield,100% Coverage |
Outer Sheath | Ø 6.5 mm Flexible PVC, Matt; Color: Black, blue, red, yellow |
Standard Packing | 100 m Carton Spool 300 m /1000 m Plywood Spool |
Cable Weight(approx.) | 55 kg/km |
Technical & Electrical Properties
Conductor Resistance (max.) | 57 Ω/km |
Shield Resistance | <30 Ω/km |
Capacitance (max.) (Core /Core-Core / Cores+Shield) | 58nF/km -115 nF/km |
Test Voltage (50 Hz) (Core/Core – Core/Screen) | 500 V-500 V |
Insulation Resistance | >5 GΩxkm |
Temperature Range Fixed | -30 °C........+70 °C |
2 Core Audio Signal Cable 100m Roll 22 AWG Flexible Wiring.
- Brand: 2M KABLO - Turkey Categories Audio/Video
- Product Code: 010.115.00006
- MPN: 90120002-01
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