Cabling
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Draft of Cabling Industry Code released for public comment
A draft of the Industry Code for Telecommunications and Data Cabling Businesses has been made available for public comment. This Code applies to Telecommunications and Data ... -
Intelligent plastics detect when cable repairs are needed
Treotham has launched a range of igus cables, energy chains and linear bearings with added intelligence and networking to enable industry 4.0. The cables are designed to detect ... -
Siemon launches the LightBow fibre Termination System
Siemon has launched the LightBow fibre Termination System that continues to improve fibre termination speed, performance and reliability while reducing cost. Part of Siemon’s LightHouse Advanced fibre Optic Cabling ... -
NATSPEC to set up a National Construction Products Register
For more than 40 years NATSPEC has provide information to the Australian construction industry and today remains a not-for-profit organisation owned by government and industry. Between 2006 to ... -
AFL’s new super slim patchcords
Real estate within a data centres is becoming increasingly precious so a reduction in diameter patchcords are an important step to ensure end users are getting ... -
Tradespeople and homeowners warned of faulty cables
Approximately 2,300km of dangerous Infinity electrical cable is still installed in thousands of homes across Australia. It is expected that in the next couple of months ... -
Are you Australia’s fastest cabler?
BICSI is on the search for Australia’s fastest cablers to compete in the 2016 cabling skills challenge regional qualifiers. Qualifier will win the right to represent their region ... -
Element14 increases cable assembly inventory
Element14 has expanded its inventory with Micro-MaTch cable assemblies from TE Connectivity. These cable assemblies are the newest edition to TE’s Micro-MaTch connector series’ product portfolio. The Micro-MaTch contact ... -
Siemon’s 24-Port MAX Zone Unit Enclosure
Siemon has announced a new 24-Port MAX Zone Unit Enclosure designed to support cost-effective zone cabling in a variety of enterprise workspaces by enabling shorter, easy-to-manage ... -
ACCC puts electricians and builders on notice that they must replace unsafe Infinity cables
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is urging electricians and builders to replace dangerous Infinity electrical cables that were installed in up to 40,000 homes and ...
