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Advantages of the KIF interface cable

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Compatibility: KIF cables (KIS, BUS) are compatible with various industrial communication standards. They communicate with sensors, controllers in the automation system, video surveillance systems, industrial computers and PLC devices.

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Installation: KIF cables (KIS, BUS) are used for fixed installation inside buildings, stations, structures and equipment with a minimum bending radius of at least 7.5 cable diameters and a tensile force of no more than 120N.

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Stable connection: Stable connection of the KIF cable (KIS, BUS) is ensured by high quality wire according to international standards, compliance with installation rules, high-quality connectors for the type of cable and regular maintenance.

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Reliability and durability: KIF cables (KIS, BUS) are reliable and durable due to their PVC sheath, shielding, mechanical strength, and resistance to temperature extremes.

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Temperature standards

Temperature operating conditions are defined for KIF (KIS, BUS) cables.

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Operating temperature:

-40°C to +70°C maximum short-term heating temperature up to 90°C for polyethylene-insulated cables and up to 80°C for PVC-insulated cables

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Temperature during installation:

for cables with polyethylene insulation – not lower than -15°C with polyvinyl chloride insulation not lower than -20°C

The company’s motto is “Our quality is a guarantee of your safety”.

Where to use KIF cables?

  1. Home networks: if necessary, KIF cables (KIS, BUS) can be used in the home sphere to connect security systems: both video surveillance and alarm devices.

  2. Office networks: For the stable and reliable operation of systems and devices in the office, KIF cables (KIS, BUS) can be useful. They can be used to connect specialized office equipment, connect office computers to the Internet, ensure stable data transmission in the security system, be used in building management and access control systems, and much more.

  3. Smart devices: By using CIF (CIF, BUS) cables (information function cables) in a smart home system, you automate the control of many devices in your home, making it more comfortable and secure.

  4. Commercial and industrial: KIF (KIS, BUS) cables are made for industrial purposes and are designed for data transmission at high speeds, with a number of protections that reduce the level of interference, mechanical and chemical effects.

How to choose a suitable KIF cable?

UNIMATIC® BUS CAN

UNIMATIC® BUS CAN
UNIMATIC® BUS Profinet / Profinet PUR

UNIMATIC® BUS Profinet / Profinet PUR
UNIMATIC® BUS DP PUR

UNIMATIC® BUS DP PUR
UNIMATIC® BUS L2

UNIMATIC® BUS L2
Li2Y(St)CY-PF

Li2Y(St)CY-PF

When choosing a KIF cable, it is important to consider several key points.

Key points:
LENGTH

LENGTH

Depending on the type and application, they have different lengths.

CUSTOMER.

CUSTOMER.

KIF (KIS, BUS) cables can have a heat-protective sheath, be protected from moisture and dust, and be shielded.

COLORING AND LABELING

COLORING AND LABELING

KIF cables (KIS, BUS) are colored and labeled according to standards that help to easily identify their characteristics. The cable core has its own color and can be painted red, blue, green, yellow, and other colors. The color of the outer sheath depends on the manufacturer and type of cable; purple or green is often used. The KIF (KIS, BUS) cable marking indicates the type of cable, the number of conductors and their cross-section, the insulation and sheath material, and the conditions of use.