Times Microwave Systems is a reputed brand that manufactures high-quality coaxial cables for industrial applications, military and aerospace uses, and wireless communications. With an experience of over 70 years in the industry and commitment to excellence, they are easily one of the best in the market. They hold the largest Qualified Product listings and played an instrumental role in the development of military specifications. Responding to the market demand they developed a complete range of LMR cables. Time Microwave cables are made up of a high standard of quality and safety.
Quality
The coaxial cables are designed differently depending upon the intended use and application. Quality of external jackets maters as much as internal conductors. Insulation of a cable will determine the signal loss over the distance travelled and is a significant deciding factor. The low loss flexible LMR cables by Time Microwave are a popular choice for outdoor, indoor and riser application. The material of the external jacket will determine the suitability of a cable for indoor/outdoor use and if the cable is watertight or not.
Durability
The durability of the cable is an important factor when you are considering installation into a system be it domestic, industrial or military and aerospace application. A thick and strong jacket can help cables survive the occasional rough handling and crushing they receive in industrial usage and military applications. The production department is strictly regulated for quality assurance to deliver the best performance.
Safety Standards
The domestic, industrial and military installations all require the connecting cables to meet the fire safety standards and other safety merits. Overheated wires can catch fire and lead to dangerous circumstances. Insulations and fire-resisting covering can assure that the cables survive to overheat or any fire accidents. You can rest assured that the Time Microwave coaxial cables you are purchasing meet the safety standards set by government authorities.
Impedance and RG
It is the resistance in the cable from the flow of electric current and is measured in the units of Ohm. The coaxial cables with 75 Ohm impedance are used for transmission of video signals while data and wireless communication applications use 50 Ohm impedance. The coaxial cables used for domestic connections of television and internet should be 75Ohm with RG6. RG of a coaxial cable is Radio Guide measurement and refers to the thickness of the cable.
Cost-Effectiveness
When it comes to industrial installation the cost, performance and quality are important factors that come into play when choosing the coaxial cable. Time Microwave cables are aware of the competition not only in terms of quality but also the pricing. They make sure they are delivering a cost-effective quality that will fit the budgets of clients.
