Cable

wires for transmitting information using light pulses. Unlike conventional copper cables that transmit current, they consist of the thinnest (the size of a human hair) glass or plastic threads.

A cable that is used to transfer industrial-frequency electricity from step-down transformer substations to switchgears (construction sites) of buildings and structures, i.e. to consumers.

These are multi-core cables designed to transmit information signals and control commands between various equipment components, automated systems, and remote controls. They do not transmit power supply, but serve as a "nervous system" of mechanisms.

These are wired products designed to transmit information signals (voice, data, video) over various distances. They are a physical environment connecting devices, servers, phones, or entire continents.

This is a category of cable and wire products and devices used to integrate security alarms and locking systems.

This is a type of wire used for laying overhead overhead power lines and their branches. They are designed for AC voltage networks from 0.6 to 35 kV at a frequency of up to 50 Hz. Such wires are suitable for overhead lines and for laying on the walls of structures.

This is a network cable for connecting devices to a local network or connecting to the Internet. Most often, this term refers to a "twisted pair" wire, which consists of insulated copper conductors twisted together, protected by a shell from electromagnetic interference.