Dap - FP08 Schuko/XLR F - IEC/XLR M 20m

In many public address or event installations, active equipment requires both a mains supply and an audio link. The DAP FP08 Schuko/XLR F - IEC/XLR M 20m responds to this situation by combining these two connections in a single cable. The aim is simple: to limit the number of cables on the floor while keeping the installation clear and quick to set up.

This cable combines a mains power supply via a Schuko plug and an IEC C13 connector, with a balanced audio link via 3-pin XLR connectors. In practice, this means that you can power equipment while sending it an audio signal from the same cable line. This configuration is particularly useful for active loudspeakers, certain processors or broadcast systems that require both a power supply and an audio signal.

The DAP FP08 Schuko/XLR F to IEC/XLR M 20m offers a length of 20 metres, making it possible to connect remotely located equipment while keeping cabling simpler to organise on stage or in a fixed installation. In a technical environment where several loudspeakers or systems are deployed, reducing the number of individual cables makes installation easier and reduces the risk of errors during installation.

The internal structure of the cable is based on copper conductors designed to transmit both the power and the audio signal. The cable also incorporates a twisted pair to carry the balanced audio signal, which helps to reduce interference and maintain signal stability along its entire length.

The PVC outer jacket protects the cable from the mechanical stresses of repeated installation. With an external diameter of 11 mm, the cable remains robust and easy to handle in the field. Its construction means it can be used in a variety of contexts, from mobile sound systems to permanent audiovisual installations.

The DAP FP08 Schuko/XLR F - IEC/XLR M 20m is a practical solution for technicians who want to combine power and audio signals in a single cable. This approach simplifies the organisation of cabling and saves time when setting up a broadcast system or stage installation.