IEC & UL certified power cables, control cables, and fire resistant cable systems — designed for engineers who demand measurable performance across 62 countries.
From low voltage distribution to medium voltage transmission — each cable is manufactured to meet IEC and UL standards with full traceability.
XLPE insulated, 0.6/1 kV to 36 kV rated. Copper and aluminium conductors conforming to IEC 60502 and BS 7870.
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Multi-core screened and unscreened control cables for instrumentation, PLC systems, and industrial automation networks.
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IEC 60332 and IEC 60331 certified. Circuit integrity maintained for up to 120 minutes at 950°C for emergency and safety-critical systems.
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6 kV to 36 kV XLPE insulated cables for substation interconnection, wind farm collection, and industrial primary distribution.
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Individually and overall screened pairs and triads for process control, SCADA, and building management system wiring.
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Perforated and ladder-type cable trays, trunking, and conduit systems rated to IEC 61537. Hot-dip galvanised and stainless steel options.
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Every cable is tested to IEC 60332 fire performance and IEC 60331 circuit integrity standards. Specified in petrochemical facilities and offshore platforms where failure is not an option.
Full traceability from raw copper to finished cable. UL, CE, CPR, and IEC certified across our entire product range — simplifying multi-market project specifications.
Rated for continuous operation from -40°C to +90°C. XLPE insulation delivers consistent dielectric strength exceeding 20 kV/mm across a 30-year design life.
In-house design team delivers bespoke cable constructions within 15 business days. Non-standard conductors, specialized sheathing compounds — engineered to your exact specification.
Since 1997, installed in over 4,200 industrial projects across 62 countries. Trusted by engineering firms for critical infrastructure and heavy industrial applications.
Dedicated application engineers available for cable sizing calculations, installation guidance, and on-site commissioning support. Response within 24 hours.
Our cables are specified in the most demanding industrial environments worldwide.
ATEX certified cables for Zone 1 and Zone 2 hazardous areas. Mud-resistant, UV-stabilised jackets for offshore and onshore installations.
Low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) cables meeting EN 50575 CPR Euroclass B2ca. Optimised for high-density cable tray routing and airflow management.
33 kV collection cables for wind farms and solar-rated DC cables. Designed for 25+ year service life in direct burial and subsea applications.
EN 45545-2 fire safety rated cables for rolling stock, signalling, and tunnel infrastructure. Halogen-free with low smoke emission ratings.
Oil-resistant, mechanically reinforced cables for plant-wide power distribution, motor feeds, and automated production lines.
CPR-compliant cables for high-rise buildings, hospitals, and public infrastructure. Full BIM-ready cable data packages available for project integration.
In 2019, our engineering team supplied 47 km of 33 kV XLPE submarine cables for an inter-array collection network connecting 38 offshore wind turbines in the North Sea. The project required cables with longitudinal water blocking, double-layer steel wire armour, and bend-stiffener compatibility for J-tube pull-in at each turbine foundation.
All cables were factory-tested to 64 kV (1.9× Uo) with partial discharge levels below 5 pC, and delivered on 22 custom turntable-loaded drums coordinated with the cable-laying vessel schedule. The installation was completed in 14 weeks with zero cable faults during commissioning — verified by independent high voltage testing to IEC 60502-2.
Discuss Your ProjectApplication notes, standards updates, and cable engineering best practices.
A technical overview of the peroxide cross-linking process and how it impacts dielectric performance, thermal ageing, and cable longevity.
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Clarifying the difference between flame propagation resistance and circuit integrity — and why specifying engineers need both.
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Navigating the EU Construction Products Regulation for cable fire performance — from Aca to Fca classifications.
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