The Light Connection’s fiber optic duplex cable is designed for general patchcord production, data centers and indoor point-to-point connections. It is available in several outside diameter sizes.

American Wire Group’s loose tube fiber optic dielectric cable is designed for multipurpose outdoor applications, including aerial lashing, duct and direct-burial. It has options for a gel-filled core, steel central member or copper pairs. Its maximum installation load is 600 lbs. It can operate in temperatures from –40°F to 158°F.

American Wire Group’s 600V Type UF-B copper underground feeder cable can be used as exposed or concealed wiring in damp, moist, wet, dry and corrosive locations. The insulation is color-coded PVC with a nylon jacket. It has Type THHN inners and can be used in new or replacement wiring. 

L-com’s TKD 2003760-100F Cat 6A, high-flex, trailing, continuous-motion bulk cable is suitable for automation, transport and conveyor technology. It comes with SF/UTP shielding and transmits digital and analog signals for industrial ethernet, including ICT network applications and Profinet. It has a 26 AWG stranded construction and a UV- and sun-resistant UL CMX polyurethane jacket.

Corning’s MiniXtend plenum microcable is designed for jetting installation method in microducts. It uses 250-micrometer color-coded optical fibers surrounded by dielectric strength members with a flexible, flame-retardant outer jacket and water-blocking components. It is designed for point-to-point applications for indoor and campus indoor/outdoor projects.

TLC’s duplex cable is designed for general patchcord production and indoor point-to-point connections in data center applications. It is offered in 1.6 mm, 1.8 mm, 2 mm and 3 mm OD sizes to meet all patchcord applications. It has a consistent 3.5–5 lbf for easy stripability and is available in custom colors.

American Wire Group’s Type USE-RHH-RHW-2 building wire and service cable is used for general purpose wiring at a maximum conductor temperature of 194°F in wet or dry locations. It is suitable for installation in air, conduit or other recognized raceways and for direct burial in circuits not exceeding 600V.

Southwire’s Circuit Defender 2-hour rated circuit integrity cable is fire resistive and available in 14 to 18 AWG. It has oxygen-free solid bare copper conductors and silicone rubber insulation in red and black, as well as a PVC jacket in red and MICA tape.

Alpha Wire’s 9102 300V coaxial cable has a 10X cable diameter bend radius and a maximum pull tension of 15.4 lbs. It has a 20 (SOLID) AWG BCW conductor and is rated for temperatures from 14°F to 257°F.

Paige PumpWire’s P7371-SP 5,000V electrical cable is an armored flat, submersible pump cable with EPDM insulation. It has a 2/0 AWG gauge and is shielded 3C. It can operate in temperatures from –60°F to 250°F and withstand voltages of 11.5 kV AC and 35 kV DC.

Cerrowire’s fire alarm/NPLFR MC cable has two-, three- or four-circuit THHN/THWN conductors and a green insulated ground. An interlocked aluminum armor is applied over the entire construction.

American Wire Group’s type UF-B copper underground feeder is 600V and designed for direct burial, for use in dwellings not exceeding three floors above grade, as underground feeder to outdoor lighting or an apparatus or as general branch circuit wiring. It is made of bare annealed copper per ASTM B-3 or stranded conductors per ASTM B-8. It has color-coded PVC insulation with a nylon jacket and type THHN inners rated for 194ºF.

American Wire Group’s AA-8000 Type SE, style R aluminum cable can be used as an aboveground service entrance cable, as a panel feeder and in branch circuits. It is rated at 600V and can be used in wet and dry locations.
The jacket is sunlight resistant and flame retardant.

American Wire Group’s XHHW-2 low-friction power cable can be used in construction, conduit or recognized raceways for services, feeders and branch circuit wiring in wet or dry locations. It can be used in temperatures up to 194°F. It is designed to be installed without pulling lubricant.

Southwire’s MilSpec COAX cable can be used for mobile phones, Wi-Fi, satellite antennas, terrestrial microwaves and medical, military and air traffic control applications. It features 95% bare copper braid shielding.

Southwire’s multiconductor riser shielded cable is designed for commercial audio, security, public address, intercom, alarm and access control circuits and power-limited controls. It is made of bare copper. 

Corning’s DualDrop cable is designed for outdoor and indoor environments. The design features a fully waterblocked and UV-resistant drop cable inside a rugged outside plant. It is suitable for aerial, facade, direct buried and duct installations.

Southwire’s low-voltage dimming or luminaire cable is plenum-rated. It is designed for dimming, luminaire, commercial audio and general security and sound applications. It is made of stranded bare copper and is twisted and jacketed. 

Corning’s gel-free, triple-jacket, double-armored cable is designed for direct-buried installations. The loose tube design provides stable performance over a wide temperature range and protection against rodents, UV radiation, fungus, abrasions and other environmental factors. 

Southwire’s signal speaker cable enables users to interconnect amplifiers and speakers for high-end audio transmission stereo systems. It is in-wall-rated and made of stranded bare copper. It is UL listed for use in NEC power-limited circuits, except those routed in risers or plenums.