Sepura Connecting Cable, Adapter Cable, Power Cable

Sepura cable for mobile radio system connections and power supply

The cables in this category perform different system functions. Remote control cables can carry console communication, PEI communication, console power supply, and audio input and output. Power cables are used to supply vehicle-installed radios, while adapter cables provide connections between existing installation wiring and newer radio units in documented system configurations.

What is a Sepura connection cable used for?

Sepura connection cables can be used for remote control, linking a console to a radio, connecting AIU or HBC units, and, in specified systems, connecting external card readers and CI boxes. Short connection cables are documented in 0.5 m and 2 m lengths, while console extension cables are available in 5 m, 10 m and 15 m versions.

Sepura power cable for vehicle-installed radio systems

The documented power cables include 5 m versions. One design is intended directly for mobile radio power supply, while another is designed for vehicle installation and connects to the rear power connector of the radio. The power and ignition wires include inline fuses.

How does ignition-controlled radio power work?

A power cable with an ignition sense wire allows the radio power state to be controlled by the vehicle ignition system. The documented version is 5 m long, includes inline fuses on the power and ignition wires, and connects directly to the rear power connector of the mobile radio.

Sepura adapter cable for existing installation wiring

One documented function of the adapter cables is to retain previously installed radio cabling when replacing equipment. The adapter combines the rear power and speaker connections of the radio into a single connection point that interfaces with the existing power cable assembly. This arrangement is documented for specific SRG-to-SCG system replacements.

Which cable length is required for remote control?

Several documented cable lengths are available depending on the installation distance. Short remote-control cables are available in 0.5 m and 2 m versions, while console extension cables are documented in 5 m, 10 m and 15 m lengths. A 5 m extension cable is also available for an external speaker, and a wired microphone push-button accessory also uses a documented 5 m cable.

• 0.5 m and 2 m connection cables for remote control.
• 5 m, 10 m and 15 m console extension cables.
• 5 m power cable for vehicle-installed mobile radios.
• 5 m speaker extension cable.
• 5 m wired microphone push-button cable.

In addition to cable length, compatibility with the radio, console and interface unit must also be checked, because cables of different lengths are not always intended for the same system function.

HD 15 D-type interface, PEI communication and audio connection

The documented Remote Console cables can be used to connect an AIU or HBC to the HD 15 D-type interface on the rear of the transceiver. These cables support console communication, PEI communication, console power supply, and audio input and output. Documented cable lengths are 5 m and 10 m, while a 15 m HD 15 D-type cable is also available for additional console connections.

HBC interface and radio system cabling

A dedicated interface box can be used to connect an HBC, or handset-based console, to a compatible mobile radio. The interface box connects to the HBC cradle and can also accommodate a microphone and PTT control. The HBC can also form part of the radio system cabling through Remote Console cables.

How can Sepura radio compatibility be checked?

We recommend first checking the exact radio, console and interface unit. For remote control, cable length and the HD 15 D-type interface are key factors; for power cables, the documented radio connection is important; and for adapters, the relationship between the existing and replacement installation must be verified. Some short connection cables are also required for AIU, external card reader and CI box connections.

Advantages:

• Several documented cable lengths are available from 0.5 m to 15 m.
• Remote-control cabling supports console communication, PEI, power supply and audio connections.
• Adapter cables can allow existing installation cabling to be retained during specified equipment replacements.
• Vehicle ignition-controlled power supply configurations are also documented.

Limitations: Sepura cables and adapters are not universally interchangeable accessories. Cable length, physical connector type or common manufacturer alone does not confirm compatibility. The correct version must be selected according to the documented relationship between the radio, console, AIU, HBC or other connected system component.

Summary: Sepura connection, adapter and power cables

The Sepura cable category covers several system functions, from mobile radio power supply to remote control, console communication, audio and interface connections. The documented range includes 0.5 m, 2 m, 5 m, 10 m and 15 m cables, HD 15 D-type connections, PEI communication, ignition-sensing power cables and adapters for existing installations. The correct cable should always be selected according to the exact system configuration.

What are the most common questions about Sepura cables?

• Which cable lengths are represented in the category?
  Documented lengths include 0.5 m, 2 m, 5 m, 10 m and 15 m.
• What is a Remote Console cable used for?
  It can be used to connect an AIU or HBC and support console communication, PEI communication, console power supply, and audio input and output.
• Is an ignition-sensing Sepura power cable available?
  Yes. A documented configuration allows the radio power state to be controlled by the vehicle ignition system.
• Can existing installation power cabling be reused when replacing equipment?
  For specified SRG-to-SCG replacement configurations, a documented adapter cable allows the existing power cable assembly to be reused.
• What are the 0.5 m and 2 m connection cables used for?
  They are used for remote-control connections and for connecting AIU, external card reader and CI box components.