TECHNO FLEX CABLES

A control cable is an electric cable that is designed to help equipment function as it is supposed to via automation. It sends signals to the various lines in electrical equipment to make this possible. It is the most essential part of an automation system and hence, must be of superior quality.

Instrumentation Cable are single or multi-pair/triple cables designed to carry signals. They are used for connecting instruments and electrical equipment especially in plants where process control is required, where transducer-generated signals are transmitted through to panels, controllers and other devices.

Armoured cables are commonly used underground because they can handle tough conditions in the soil. They are great at protecting against moisture, chemicals, and physical damage. That's why they are perfect for distributing power underground and lighting streets.

In the CCTV industry, you can use RG59 cable, RCA Plug and Play cable, and CAT5 cable. These are the three types of CCTV cable. We have every kind of CCTV cable you need to provide the video you need to your NVR/DVR.

Fire survival cables, are specialized cables designed to maintain their functionality in the event of a fire. These cables are made of materials that are highly resistant to heat and flames, and they are capable of maintaining their electrical integrity even when exposed to extreme temperatures.

FRLS Cable means Flame Retardant Low Smoke. These cables are fire resistant which are used at the locations that are more prone to fire. Flame Retardant Low Smoke PVC compound which is present in the cable, makes sure the release of low smoke compared to other wires with PVC coating.

Flexible cables, or 'continuous-flex' cables, are electrical cables specially designed to cope with the tight bending radii and physical stress associated with moving applications, such as inside cable carriers. Flexible wires are available at a range of variety from 2 core to upto 16 core.

A Cat6 patch cable, also known as a Cat6 Ethernet cable, is a type of network cable used for connecting devices to a local area network (LAN). It is commonly used in homes, offices, and other buildings to connect computers, routers, switches, and other networking equipment.

A wire wrapped with a conductor outside the conductor is called a shielded cable. The wrapped conductor is called a shielding layer, which is usually a braided copper mesh or copper foil (aluminum).

Shielding and armor serve distinct purposes for cable protection. Shielding blocks electromagnetic interference (EMI), ensuring signal integrity in environments with electrical noise. Armor, on the other hand, provides mechanical protection against physical damage, making it ideal for harsh conditions.