NEW Product! 2 Pair KNX Cable
We’re pleased to announce that we now have 2 pair KNX cable in stock. We already stock 1 pair KNX cable, and both 1 and 2 pair KNX cable are available for next-day delivery. Suitable for lighting control, heating, air conditioning, and a wide range of other building control…
NEW! WF100 Coaxial Flyleads
We are very pleased to announce that we now stock our CAI approved WF100 cable in flylead form. Our WF100 coaxial flyleads are available in 0.75m, 1m, 1.5m, and 2m lengths, and include our CAI-approved WF100 cable with an F connector at either end. Like our WF100 cable,…
VIAVI UK Fibre Event
Our first event of 2019 will see us attending the VIAVI Solutions fibre networking event in Windsor on 31st January 2019. We’ll be at this event showcasing our range of fibre cables and connectivity products, including singlemode and multimode cables with both loose tube and tight buffered constructions,…
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…
NEW! Optitap Test Leads From Corning
We now stock Corning OptitapTM Test Jumpers, enabling you to quickly perform in-field fibre testing, by allowing rapid connection to external flush-mounted bulkhead adapters on terminals or closures. These 1 fibre jumper leads are 3 metres in length and are pre-terminated with with factory-terminated, environmentally sealed and hardened SC/APC…
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…