The last two weeks, we've posted blogs on low smoke zero halogen cables and plenum cables. But now lets take a closer look the difference between them and the appropriate situations to use each cable.Plenum Cables Plenum cables are designed...
Plenum cable is a type of cabling used for networking and other communications systems. It is designed to be used in areas with high airflow, such as drop ceilings, raised floors, and even air ducts. This specialty cable is different...
Low Smoke Zero Halogen cable is a type of electrical cable used in high-stress environments. It is designed to limit the emission of smoke and hazardous gases in the event of a fire, making it an ideal choice for use...
When it comes to electrical wiring, there are a lot of options. But when you need something for general purpose wiring, two of the most popular choices are THHN and Romex cable. In this blog post, we'll discuss the differences...
What You Need to Know About Shielding Copper Cables Shielding copper cables is an important process for any engineer working with electrical systems. Without proper shielding, your system can be vulnerable to interference and noise. That’s why understanding the types...
Jacket Materials Used in Cables Blog Introduction: When choosing the right jacket material for a cable, there are several factors to consider. In this post, we will be looking at the different properties of common jacket materials used in cables...
When to Use Stranded Versus Solid Copper Cables In the engineering world, copper cables come in two primary types—solid and stranded. Each has its own unique properties and uses, so it is important to understand the differences between them as...
There are hundreds of different types, definitions and classifications of cable and naturally, that presents a problem when trying to make a purchase - having to navigate a veritable ocean of jargon. That's why we at AudioVideoElectric have compiled this...
In my last blog post, ‘Beat the system: Don't let supplier lead times slow your progress’ I invited suggestions on what topics you, the readers, would like to see covered in our educational blog series. The most common response we...