Cold-resistant cables: how to choose the right cable for low temperatures
Low temperatures are an important factor to consider when designing and maintaining electrical installations. Outdoor installations, industrial plants and applications in particularly cold environments can expose cables to demanding conditions. Cold can affect the properties of the materials used in electrical cables, making some sheaths and insulation materials stiffer and, under certain conditions, more susceptible […]
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Water-resistant cables: how to choose the right cable for every environment
Water is one of the factors to consider when designing an electrical installation. From outdoor installations and industrial systems to underground or submerged applications, cables can be exposed to very different conditions: humidity, rain, standing water or continuous immersion. In these situations, choosing water-resistant cables with the appropriate characteristics is essential to ensure the safety, […]
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SADASOLAR H1Z2Z2-K: SADA CAVI expands its photovoltaic cable range with the Dca AD8 version
The growing adoption of photovoltaic systems calls for components that can ensure reliability and safety, even in particularly demanding installation conditions. To meet these requirements, SADA CAVI is expanding its SADASOLAR range with the H1Z2Z2-K photovoltaic cable, featuring CPR class Dca and AD8 water resistance, designed to interconnect the various components of photovoltaic systems. A […]
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EPLAN Data Portal: SADA CAVI Catalogue for Electrical Designers
When designing an electrical or industrial system, being able to identify the correct components from the earliest stages makes it possible to work more accurately, reduce errors and streamline the transition from design to quotation and purchasing. In this context, EPLAN Data Portal is a particularly useful tool for electrical designers, panel builders, machine manufacturers, […]
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Electrical cables and high temperatures: how heat can affect electrical systems
During the hottest weeks of the summer, rising temperatures do not only affect people’s well-being or the operation of air-conditioning systems. Electrical infrastructure is also exposed to more demanding conditions. Periods of intense heat may be accompanied by sudden power cuts, faults or localised service disruptions. The causes can vary and must be assessed on […]
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