Control cable BiT 750 1x95 S61688

BiT 750 Control Cable – Reliability and Flexibility in Every Circuit

The BiT 750 control cable is a proposal for installers and users looking for a reliable solution for powering and controlling in electrical installations. Made of copper conductors with a cross-section of 95 mm², insulated with PVC, it ensures safe and efficient energy transmission. Designed for indoor use, it is perfect for residential, commercial and industrial buildings.

Construction and operating parameters

The BiT 750 cable is characterized by a single core with a cross-section of 95 mm², making it ideal for applications where high current capacity is required. Made of copper, it provides excellent electrical conductivity and minimizes energy losses. Insulation made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) guarantees high resistance to mechanical damage and external factors. The rated voltage of the cable is 450/750V, allowing it to be used in a wide range of applications. Additionally, the cable is resistant to oils, which increases its durability in harsh working conditions.

This cable is distinguished by a core cross-section of 95 mm², which ensures a high current carrying capacity. The copper core guarantees excellent conductivity and connection durability, and the PVC insulation protects against mechanical damage and external influences. The rated voltage of the cable is 450/750V, enabling wide application in various installations. Resistance to oils increases its durability in harsh industrial conditions. The approximate outer diameter is 18.3 mm, making it easier to route the cable in tight spaces, and the permissible ambient temperature is -40°C to +80°C, allowing operation in a wide temperature range.

Application and safety

The BiT 750 cable is used in electrical installations of buildings, machines and electrical devices. Thanks to its construction and properties, it is perfect as a power and control cable. It meets the requirements of IEC 60332-1-2 standard regarding fire resistance, which increases safety in the event of a fire. The minimum bending radius of the cable is 91.5 mm for fixed installations and 183 mm for mobile installations without guidance, which facilitates installation and routing of cables even in difficult spatial conditions. The lack of a screen eliminates the risk of electromagnetic interference in some applications, and the lack of a protective conductor requires appropriate selection of electrical installation protection.