Cerrowire’s submersible pup cable can be used within a well casing to supply current to a submersible pump where the cable is not subject to repetitive handling required by frequent pump unit service. The maximum operating temperature is 167°F not exceeding 600V.
Leviton’s FLX-1 advanced polymer technology is available on select Berk-Tek plenum Cat 6A and Cat 6 cables. The technology is built into the cable jacket and improves the cable’s flexibility so it is easier to bend and less likely to kink. It eliminates cable memory for smoother pulls and reduces visible stress marks on the cable jacket.
Cablcon’s RG Flex DC power 600V cable has a Class I annealed tinned copper flexible stranded conductor. It has low-smoke, lead-free and silicone-free nonhalogenated insulation. It is designed for use in all telecommunications facilities including remote terminal applications.
Southwire’s Class 2 limited-power cable consists of insulated conductors with an overall extruded jacket. It is designed for general-purpose low-voltage, power-limited systems and indoor use. It operates from –20°F to 75°F. It is available in 1,000-ft. or 500-ft. packages, reels or pull-boxes
OCC’s B-series breakout low-smoke and zero-halogen cable is suitable for light-duty applications. It is flame-retardant and UV-, fungus- and moisture-resistant. It can be used indoors or outdoors, and it operates between –40°F and 158°F.
Quabbin’s DataMax ethernet Cat 6a cable is color-coded, with singles twisted into pairs. It operates in temperatures between –40°F and 167°F. The cable meets Cat 5e channel requirements to 70 m.
