Alarm Cable
Alarm cable is low-voltage wire (usually 4-12 cores) used to connect sensors, keypads, and panels in security systems. It’s designed for reliability, ensuring clear signals and power for your system.
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Back to all categoriesExplore essential wire and cable options for reliable, code-compliant installations. Learn key categories including fire alarm, security, Cat6/Cat6A LAN, speaker, and coaxial cables. Compare AWG sizes, solid versus stranded copper, and jacket ratings such as plenum, riser, and general-purpose to match performance, safety, flexibility, and application requirements for every project.
Coaxial Cable
Coaxial cable features a central copper conductor shielded by insulation and a metal braid. It’s designed to transmit high-frequency video, data, and internet signals with minimal interference.
LAN Cable
LAN (Local Area Network) cable, like Cat6, connects devices like PCs and routers to transmit high-speed internet data. It uses twisted copper pairs to ensure fast, reliable network performance.
Patch Cable
A patch cable is a short, flexible cord used to link nearby devices, like a PC to a wall outlet or a router to a switch. They come pre-terminated with connectors for quick, direct setups.
Speaker Cable
Speaker wire is the essential link that carries audio signals from an amplifier or receiver to your speakers. It consists of two electrical conductors, typically made of copper, that are insulated to prevent short circuits.
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