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House Wire Buying Guide

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"Let there be light", said God. "But first, let there be electricity", said Nicolas Tesla. From lighting to charging literally every device at your home, you need electricity. But you can not have electricity without wires and cables. Wires and Cables surround us, concealed neatly in walls and carrying the precious, yet equally lethal electricity. Wires and Cables , therefore, make an important component of our lives and require some thought before buying them.                                    Wires that we use at home are generally made of two types of components. The conductors that carry electricity and the insulators that protect us from coming in contact with this lethal force of physics.  Conductors Electricity is a flow of subatomic particles called electrons. The conductor is the metallic part of the wire that allows the flow of electrons. The wires that we buy for home usage for electricity are usually made of copper or aluminum. Copper wiring is consider
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What is Jelly Filled Telephone Cable PIJF

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This is going to sound monotonous and very obvious that a jelly-filled telephone cable is filled with jelly but the fact is a Jelly-Filled Cable is filled with a water-resistant compound, known as Petroleum Jelly. It is an underground cable having polythene insulation on conductors and the interspace between the conducts is fully filled with petroleum jelly. Petroleum jelly prevents from ingress of moisture and water inside the core in the event of any damages to the cable. Telecommunication Cables are manufactured using top-notch quality insulated copper conductors. It is the best option for all telecommunication because of its unique quality as it is noise-free communication, easy installation, less maintenance, high tolerance, and low cost. Not only this but it is also available in different sizes and dimensions and is ideal even in extreme hot or cold weather. The Jelly Filled Cables are commonly used in electrifying areas like hilly or rural areas, for their high tolerance.     
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