Twin-Ax Cables

Twin-Axial cables were originally developed for I/O switching & Process Control applications. Now widely used in commercial applications for building management systems most types are also stocked in Low Smoke Halogen Free versions. Click here for additional Bus and Process Control cables.
 

 

A range of low loss twin-axial computer and process control cables for balanced operation.

9272 - Burroughs type 15382450
9463 - Allen Bradley type 1770-CD
9207 - IBM type 7362211
9999 - Appletalk

Full technical specifications available on request.

Technical Data

Part No.
Common Ref.
AWG
O/D
mm
pF/m
C/S
Imp.
Ohms
Sheath
Colour
  220278BP   9999   22(7)   4.6   65   78   Grey 
  220215FF   9182   22(19)   8.9   29   150   Black 
  220215FFH   LSHF   22(19)   8.9   29   150   Black 
 250212BP   9271   25(7)   6.0   72   124   Blue 
  200278BP   9272   20(7)   6.2   65   78   Blue 
  200278BPH   LSHF   20(7)   6.2   65   78   Blue 
  200278DP   9463   20(7)   6.2   65   78   Blue 
  200278DPH   LSHF   20(7)   6.2   65   78   Blue 
 200278DPA   SWA   20(7)   9.6   65   78   Blue 
  200210DP   9207   20(7)   8.4   51   100   Black 
 200210DPH   LSHF   20(7)   8.4   51   100   Black 
  160212DP   9860   16(1)   11.2   36   124   Black 
All types can be supplied in duct grade versions for quantities as low as 100m

UL style numbers are given for cross reference purposes only - not all the cables in this section are tested or approved by UL. If you require UL approved versions please tell us when you first enquire.

At FSC we refer to LSHF as Low Smoke Halogen Free

This term is interchangeable with LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen), LSOH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen), OHLS (Zero Halogen Low Smoke) and FRNC (Flame Retardant Non-Corrosive). Beware of the terms LSF (Low Smoke and Fume) or RP (Reduced Propogation), when relating to signal or control cables will normally be modified PVC and produce 'Loads of Smoke and Fume'!

Fire retardant, fire resistant, flame resistant or flame retardant?

These terms are often misunderstood. Most cables when exposed to fire will not carry on functioning. If you require cable to continue working in the event of fire, and in accordance with various standards please call us.

 

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