Power Cables
- Armoured Cables: These cables incorporate a protective inner layer made from steel wire or tape, rendering them particularly suitable for direct burial in the ground or for use in outdoor industrial applications.
- Flexible Cables: These are intended for use with appliances and moving machinery, featuring a highly pliant core along with a protective outer layer crafted from rubber or silicone.
- Panel Wires: Recognized for their exceptional flexibility, these single-core cables are typically routed through PVC or metal conduits within distribution boxes and electrical panels.
- Low/Medium/High Voltage Cables: These cables are essential for the transmission of power across national power grids and heavy industrial operations.
📶 Data & Telecommunication Cables
- Twisted Pair (Ethernet): Widely utilized for computer networking and internet connectivity, these cables come in various standards such as Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat7, each differing in terms of speed and shielding capabilities.
- Coaxial Cables: These cables feature a singular inner conductor surrounded by robust tubular shielding, making them a common choice for cable television and broadband internet connections.
- Fiber Optic Cables: Utilize light pulses to deliver extensive data transmission at remarkably high speeds over considerable distances.
🔥 Specialized & Safety Cables
- Fire Resistant Cables: Designed to sustain power and circuit integrity in fire scenarios, these cables are vital for emergency lighting and alarm systems.
- LSZH Cables: Low-Smoke Zero-Halogen cables generate minimal toxic smoke or corrosive gases during combustion, making them particularly suited for crowded public spaces.
- Control & Instrumentation Cables: These cables are specially shielded to facilitate accurate signal transmission in automation and control systems, free from electromagnetic interference.
- Solar Cables: Constructed to withstand weather conditions and UV exposure, these cables are specifically designed to connect photovoltaic solar panels.