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19 April 2024
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New low fire hazard loudspeaker cables

New additions to our range of loudspeaker cables have been launched and are now available on this website or by calling our sales hotlines. The LFH™ loudspeaker cables range now comprise HLS-LFH for specialist 100V speaker systems, GPS-LFH general purpose speaker cable and MCS-LFH multicore speaker cable, with the latter two coming in both 2 core and 4 core versions.

Canford’s trademarked LFH range of low fire hazard (‘LSOH’) loudspeaker cables has now expanded and sits alongside the existing range of speaker cables. MCS-LFH comes in two and four-core 2.5mm sq. cross section versions and is intended for fixed installation loudspeaker wiring. Core pairs are colour-coded using the resistor colour code cables (not mains colour codes) as there is no standard coding for loudspeaker and printed for unambiguous phasing.

GPS-LFH is a general purpose low fire hazard loudspeaker cable similar in construction to 2-core and 4-core mains cables, but manufactured specifically for use as loudspeaker feeds. There are two 2-core versions employing 0.75mm sq and 1.5mm sq conductors and one 4-core version with a 0.75mm sq conductor. Cores are twisted, coloured red and black (GPS-LFH 2 core) or red, black, violet and grey (GPS-LFH 4 core). As with MCS-LFH the GPS-LFH cable is marked ‘Loudspeaker cable’ to clearly distinguish it from mains cables for safety reasons.

Canford also manufacture a specialist LFH loudspeaker cable designed specifically for 100V line systems. The HLS-LFH cable contains two tinned 0.5mm sq twisted copper cores and has a tubed LFHTM overall sheath which is easy to strip ready for termination.

Full detailed specifications on all of these cables can be found by following this link.

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