Cables & Wires definition
Utmel Electronics, one of the most electrical parts distributors, offers a high-quality extensive range of cables and wires such as control and instrumentation cable, ethernet cable and equipment wire. Here you will also find specialist halogen free cables including speaker cable, coaxial cable and fibre, ribbon and high temperature cable. We stock all the cable accessories you will need from heat shrink, and other cable protection products, to cable ties and labelling systems.
Types of Cables & Wires
Conductor Cables
A conductor is a conductive substance that has been designed to convey electric current. a wire, cable, or other metal conduit placed to carry electric current from one piece of electrical equipment to another or to ground.
There are 2 types of conductor cables: single conductor cables and multiple conductor cables. One copper wire, either stranded or solid core, is coated with PVC insulation and a cotton or rayon braid to form single-conductor wire. And Any cable with more than one conductor is referred to as multi-conductor cable. When only one conductor is present, the product is referred to as a wire or a lead wire. A cable or multi-conductor cable is created when more conductors are added to the product.
What is a Coaxial Cable?
A coaxial cable has an inner conductor that is surrounded by an insulating layer and a conductive covering. Cable operators, telephone companies, and internet providers utilize coaxial cable to deliver data, video, and voice communications to consumers all over the world. It's also been widely employed in private residences. RG-6, RG-11, and RG-59 are the three most popular cable diameters. The majority of connectors are F-style, although it's conceivable that your system employs N-type connectors. For RG-6 cables, there are three types of F-type connections: crimp-style connectors, compression connectors and screw-on connectors.
What is Fiber Optic Cable?
A fiber optic cable is a type of network cable that is made up of strands of glass fibers that are enclosed in an insulated casing. They're made for long-distance, high-performance data networking and telecommunications applications. Fiber optic lines have a higher bandwidth than conventional cables and can carry data across longer distances. Much of the world's internet, cable television, and telephone services are supported by fiber optic connections.
Application of Cables & Wires
Cables & Wires are widely used to power appliances and your electrical equipment. Typical televisions, washing machines, PCs, smartphones, tablets and IT devices. We supply an extensive range of cable and wires in electrical power, audio, network and telecommunication applications.
