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What are the different types of coaxial cables?
Jorge Rojas posted in Ask our Sales Team •Also, you can check these articles to know more about their differences: - RG6 VS. RG6U - RG6 VS. RG 11 VS. RG59 - RG58 VS. RG59 - RG316 VS. RG174
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What are the different types of coaxial cables?
Jorge Rojas posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello Caroline! There are different types of coaxial cables depending on their applications. RG-6 for cable TV and broadband, RG-59 for video applications, RG-11 for long-distance transmissi...
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What are the different types of coaxial cables?
Caroline Martínez posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello, I would like to know: What are the different types of coaxial cables? What are their functions? Which one is best suited for us in our daily lives? Why so? Thank you,
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Elevator Cable Installation: Cable Types and Selection
Jose Florez posted in All about Products •Elevator cable installation is a critical aspect of elevator safety and performance. Here's what you need to know: Elevator cable types Steel-Core Cables: Known for their imm...
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Solar Power: Myths and Truths
Garrie Nassau posted in General Electric Chat •Solar panels have emerged as a prominent solution for harnessing renewable energy and reducing reliance on traditional power sources. However, a number of misconceptions persist regarding their eff...
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Top signs of faulty wiring in a house. What can be done about it without calling an electrician every time?
Garrie Nassau posted in Guides and How to's •Faulty wiring can pose a significant risk, and, may lead to fires, electrical shocks, and equipment damage. This guide will equip you to identify the top signs of potential wiring issues in your re...
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What is the difference between a cable and a busbar?
Garrie Nassau posted in All about Products •Cables and Busbars are both used for electrical conduction, but there are some significant differences between them and we wanted to share a few tips about them: A cable is a flexible insulated co...
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I have a sub panel that is wired with a 3-wire feeder and I need to ground it, how can I do it?
Jose Florez posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello. If your sub panel has 3 wires (2 hot wires and 1 neutral wire), you need to add a separate grounding pathway to make it safe. This is because the neutral wire carries current and also acts a...
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I have a sub panel that is wired with a 3-wire feeder and I need to ground it, how can I do it?
Arturo Vidal S. posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello all. I need help with something: I have a sub panel that is wired with a 3-wire feeder and I need to ground it, how can I do it?
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Coaxial cables: types and applications
Garrie Nassau posted in All about Products •There are different types of coaxial cables, including RG-6 for cable TV and broadband, RG-59 for video applications, RG-11 for long-distance transmission, RG-8 for ham radio, and LMR cables for mi...
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Does cable shape matter?
Annie Mertens posted in General Electric Chat •There is some discussion happening in my circle about whether or not UL 62 allows for cable to be oval shaped. The discussion came about due to receiving some 18/5 SEOW that is visibly oval vs. Cir...
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How do you distinguish between P.V.C and T.R.S. type of cables?
Garrie Nassau posted in All about Products •Hello Carolina :) Both cables have different appliances and structures. PVC cables are used for power transmission and have a polyvinyl chloride sheath. They have multiple insulated conduc...
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How do you distinguish between P.V.C and T.R.S. type of cables?
Caroline Martínez posted in All about Products •Hello. I have a question: How do you distinguish between P.V.C and T.R.S. type of cables? I would like some tips about it please. Thanks.
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What is the purpose of a shielded twisted pair?
Jorge Rojas posted in Guides and How to's •The twisted pair is an ordinary copper wire that connects computer networks to a telephone company. To reduce electromagnetic induction between the pairs of wires, two insulated copper wires are tw...
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What is the disadvantage of underground cables?
Jorge Rojas posted in Guides and How to's •Underground cables are usually installed in urban areas where overhead line rights of way are not possible, like near airports and other locations where an overhead line may endanger lives. Also, t...
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How do you distinguish between P.V.C and T.R.S. type of cables?
Camilo Giraldo posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello all, I would like to know how you distinguish between P.V.C and T.R.S. type of cables? Is there a way to do it?
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Garrie the Goat - My Story
Garrie Nassau posted in Off-topic discussions •What's up? I'm Garrie, and yes... I'm a Goat, Since finishing high school, I've been a cable goat. Recently, I decided to move away from my home state. I used to complain about the winters there b...
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Is there a way to fix an outlet without neutral wire?
Jose Florez posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello. One option is to use GFCI outlets. They protect against electrical shock and can be used when a neutral wire is not available. Read about the difference between GFI and GFCI outlets. And, ...
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Is there a way to fix an outlet without neutral wire?
Arturo Vidal S. posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello. I need some help with an issue. I would like to know if is there a way to fix an outlet without a neutral wire. Thank you in advance.
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How can I build a power supply if I only have one transformer?
Garrie Nassau posted in General Electric Chat •One common question that we usually see in other forums and social media platforms is that if it's possible to build a power supply with only one transformer. The answer is yes. Building a power su...







