Network Cable Testers
There is nothing worse than running your drops only to learn that you have a fault in one of the cable runs. Get it right the first time, get it right by choosing and using the right LAN Cable Testers.
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Product Overview
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HDMI Switches
HDMI is a large and growing trend in the consumer audio/video market. It is probably the most important home theater connection, transferring uncompressed all-digital a/v interface. HDMI cable provides a link between audio/video devices such as Blu-ray, DVD, LCD, HDTV, receiver, and more).Read now -
Wall Plates & Inserts
The best outlet is the one that goes unnoticed while offering plenty of ports. This is why we offer a full selection of wall plates from 1 to 6 ports in white, ivory, and almond.Read now -
Fire Alarm Cable
In a fire emergency, a fire alarm system will save your life. With anything that important, it is a good idea to make sure you have the fundamentals covered such as your fire alarm cable.Read now -
Server Racks, Cabinets, and Enclosures
For greater flexibility with your network components, SOHO and Portable Rack Systems are right where you need it. Heavy-duty caster wheels navigate busy workspaces, offices, test floors and other busy industrial environments. For compact office settings, try a Small Office Home Office (SOHO) rack.Read now -
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Audio Cable
The type of audio cable you choose will depend on what kind of signal you will carry, what type of hardware you have, where you are wiring, and how far you will be wiring. Whatever type of cable that you choose or must have, getting it from a reputable supplier such as Primus Cable is very important.Read now -
LCD Mounting Brackets
With a TV wall mount, you want to get the best option that fits your home theater and home theater installation. It will make your football season better, your hockey season, and your movies better. While you may say that a TV wall mount is just a TV wall mount. Well, it is not.Read now -
USB Cable
The Universal Serial Bus or USB cable was developed around the idea that users should be able to run multiple peripherals on their computers without the hassle of physically installing boards, manually allocating system resources, individually configuring devices, and powering the computer up.Read now
