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What is an Instrumentation Cable?

Instrumentation cables are used to transmit digital or analogue signals for measurement or process control applications in fixed installation in refineries, pipelines and other midstream downstream facilities.

What are the different types of instrumentation screened cables?

The above covers a multitude of variants of instrumentation screened cables including collectively screened (CAM) and those individually screened and collectively screened (ICAM). These can be Polyethylene (PE), cross-linked Polyethylene (XLPE), Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) or Silicone (Si) insulated.

What is Dekoron Wire & Cable?

Dekoron Wire & Cable pioneered the development of instrumentation cables starting in the 1940s. Instrumentation cables monitor process parameters such as pressure, flow rate, and temperature and transmit low voltage signals to the instrumentation or process control room.

Are Belden instrumentation cables reliable?

Reliability—even in the harshest of environments—is the hallmark of Belden's instrumentation cables. Ensure uptime by trusting products specifically designed for your application. No matter the gauge size, conductor count, insulation, jacket, armor or rating you need, Belden can accommodate your requirements.