One of the most essential factors to consider when purchasing a fire alarm cable is the fire rating. There are three key fire safety ratings to consider: FPL, FPLR, and FPLP. While NEC Article 760 exp...
RG59 cable is a precision broadcast video RG59 cable for low-bandwidth, low-frequency (below 50 MHz) applications, including analog video, RF and video surveillance.With an impedance of 75 Ohms, the R...
The differences between RG6 and RG11 cablesWhen choosing the right coaxial cable to wire-up an AV system, we frequently come across the RG6 and RG11 cables designations. RG Coaxial Cables are extensiv...
There are five basic types of Fire Alarm Cable that are identifiable by the areas where they are approved for use by the National Electric Code.FPL— Power Limited for general purposes. This designati...
Coaxial cables are a type of transmission cable used to transmit radio frequency (RF) signals. They generally consist of four layers—the inner conductor layer, the inner conductor insulating layer, t...
The need for security equipment is ever-present in today’s world, however, the actual equipment is only as good as the cable that it’s wired up with. If the cables fail, so does the equipment. It’s...
CT100 cable is available in singlecore and twin versions in a variety of sheath colours, and is one of the UK’s most popular coaxial cables for TV and Satellite installations.ApplicationCT100 cable c...
FPL (Fire Power Limited) Fire Alarm Cable is non-plenum rated for use in general purpose fire alarm installation.FPLP (Fire Power Limited Plenum) Plenum Fire Alarm Cable is used in horizontal overhead...
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