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    AV Cables, Connectors & Signals(Page)

    The 3 Pillars of a Perfect Connection To get a perfect audio/video connection every time, you need to understand three key elements and how they work together: The Signal Protocol: This is the la ...

    How to get WiFi outside: sheds, pools, granny flats and more(Page)

    The practical guide to reliable outdoor WiFi for Australian installers Getting WiFi to outdoor areas is one of the most common requests installers receive. Whether it's a backyard pool, a granny fla ...

    AV Connector Types(Page)

    A Visual Guide to Common AV Connectors The connector is the crucial physical link in your AV chain. Choosing the right one—and a high-quality one—is essential for a secure and reliable s ...

    Internal Cable Pair Assignment(Page)

    Data & Phone Cable Pair Assignments This guide provides the standard pinout and pair assignments for common telephone and data plugs and sockets, including USOC, T568A, T568B, and Australian sta ...

    AWG Reference Table(Page)

    AWG Reference Table for Solid & Stranded Cable The table below shows detailed AWG values for a selection of solid and stranded conductors, including specifications for stranding, diameter, area, ...

    Australian Mains Plug Variants(Page)

    A Guide to Australian Mains Plug Variants The Australian standard AS/NZS 3112 defines several variants of the mains plug to cater for different current ratings and specific applications. While the s ...

    AV Signal Protocols(Page)

    Understanding the Language of Your AV Gear A signal protocol is the "language" that devices use to encode and transmit audio and video information over a cable. Matching protocols is essential for c ...

    Networking & Data Cabling(Page)

    A Guide to Networking & Data Cabling From the home office to the enterprise data centre, a reliable network starts with high-quality cabling and connections. This section covers the essentials o ...

    Understanding LSZH Cables(Page)

    Understanding Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) Cables Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) refers to cable jacketing materials that emit minimal smoke and no toxic halogen gases (like chlorine or fluorine) wh ...

    AWG Calculator by Diameter(Page)

    Find AWG from Conductor Diameter Use the table below as a quick reference to find the American Wire Gauge (AWG) value for a given solid conductor diameter in millimetres (mm). Wire Diameter ( ...

    Common Network Feature Codes(Page)

    Common Network Feature Codes for Australian Phones Network feature codes are short codes used to manage features like call forwarding and call waiting directly from your phone's keypad. While most s ...

    AV Cables(Page)

    A Guide to Choosing the Right Connection Think of a cable as a highway for your audio or video signal. Its only job is to get that signal from point A to point B perfectly intact. A high-quality cab ...