KNX Certified Cable From Webro
Did you know Webro offer KNX certified cables from stock? With the worlds drive for low energy buildings we find more commercial and residential properties becoming fully automated and using a KNX system ensures that all controls from heating, lighting and blind as well as security and access can be…
Do You Know Your YY From Your SY?
When it comes to Control Flexes, do you know your YY from your SY? Multicore signal and control cables such as YY are designed to be used as an interconnecting cables for measuring, controlling or regulation in control equipment where tasks are automated, such as conveyors on assembly or production…
Cable Sheath Types
There are a wide array of different cable sheath types, but not all substances make suitable cable jackets for certain types of use. Here’s a quick rundown on the most common cable sheath types; PVC Cable Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)s is the most common sheath type. It’s low cost, easy…
Armoured Cable-Wire or Tape?
There are a many different armoured cables to choose from. And there are just as many different reasons to need an armoured cable. So which method of armoured cable protection is best for you? First of all, it is worth understanding the difference between screening (or braiding), and…
Class E RG223 Cable
Our RG223 cable is now rated as Euroclass E for CPR purposes. Webro RG223 Cable Class E RG223 Cable is a low loss 50 Ohm coaxial suitable for use on data, video, CATV, CCTV, DBS (Direct Broadcasting Satellite), RF signal and broadcast transmissions. Webro RG223 cable consists of…
BS7671 & CPR
There is still some uncertainty about the BS7671 IET wiring regulations and how this relates to the installation of cable. BS7671 In July 2018, the 18th Edition of BS7671 was published. The 18th edition comes in to force from January 2019, so it is important to understand what…
Fake Fibre
The Fibre to the Home (FTTH) Council has warned about ‘fake fibre’ marketing, saying that ‘the words “fibre” and “fibre speeds” are increasingly used in advertisements while the advertised product is not genuinely a full fibre connection’. The FTTH Council also said that this could ‘weaken the business case’ for…
