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17-10-2021 #12
I think you're going to be putting too much money into this with cabling.
I'm with Jazz when it comes to not liking the in built units.
A good 4 core 1mm will see you right in terms of the +/- power and grounds and will have other uses if all goes wrong.
A Lapp 12 core is a waste!.
All the signals are doing is turning voltage through the cable on or off I/O. There's barely any current going through them.
Most of my stuff is either using Cat6, Cat7 (ethernet) or DB## type wiring for most signaling (5v & 24v).
If you know for sure you won't need more than 7 wires you could use a Cat6A STP (shielded twisted pair).
A good option for this use ^.
Or even a sheilded DB9. (these are commonly used with inductive switches that use more current than signals afaik).
The above will be a damn sight cheaper than the Lapp!!!!!.
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