Nassau National Cable’s Podcast

In the latest episode of our Podcast, we delve into a crucial topic that can save you both time and money—understanding the labels and markings on cables and exploring why these labels are essential for safety, compliance, and efficiency, especially in industrial and residential settings. The podcast comprehensively explains the common markings found on cable jackets, such as manufacturer names, wire gauges, voltage ratings, and insulation types. We discuss popular cable types like NMB, UFB, and THHN, and demystify the importance of certifications like UL. The episode also covers spotting low-quality cables and the best practices for labeling cables in warehouses and data centers. Whether you're a homeowner, warehouse worker, or industry professional, this episode is packed with valuable insights to enhance your cable literacy. Don't miss out on these vital tips to ensure safety and efficiency in your projects. Tune in now and leave your questions and comments to guide our future discussions!

Welcome back to the Nassau National Cable Podcast! Join your host Karellys and resident expert Vita as they dive into the crucial topic of rewiring a house. This episode provides an in-depth look at the costs associated with rewiring, including factors that influence the price, from the size and age of your home to local labor rates and materials. Learn about the importance of doing a thorough research, preparing your home, and planning to ensure a successful and safe rewiring project. Vita shares valuable insights on the average costs, essential materials, and how to choose the right cables for your needs. The episode also covers potential government incentives and ways to save on rewiring costs. Whether you're considering a partial or full rewiring of your home, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you navigate the process smoothly and efficiently. Don't miss out on this informative discussion to make your home safer and more efficient. Stay tuned until the end for a special discount code on your next order! Visit our website at www.nassaunationalcable.com for more details. Follow us on social media and subscribe to our podcast for more expert advice and updates on all things electrical!

Join us for an intimate "Coffee Chat with a Vendor" as we unveil the human side of Nassau National Cable's collaborations. In this episode, we sit down with a valued partner to share personal stories, delve into memorable projects, and explore the collaborative spirit that defines our exceptional partnerships.

In this episode, we talk about how homeowners, tenants, contractors, property developers, and companies can realistically prepare for the insurgency of new technologies related to the Internet of Things, renewable energy, electric cars, and smart cities.

Our podcast covers topics like the increasing demand for high-speed data transmission, advancements in fiber optic technology, and the role of wire and cable in the Internet of Things (IoT).  

Due to the growing popularity of smart homes and the Internet of Things (IoT), we decided to dedicate the sixth episode of our podcast to thermostat wiring. In this episode, our experts discuss types of thermostat cables for different thermostats and their color coding. They also discuss industry standards applicable to thermostat wiring, and other cables that can be used inside a thermostat. Make sure to listen to the entire episode for a special bonus.

Wind energy is one of the most promising renewables on the market. In this podcast, we discuss everything about wind energy and the types of cables used in wind farms. 

Everything about Aluminum wires and Cables and tips on executing your electrical projects effectively amidst the fluctuating prices of Aluminum.

This blog will give you a detailed insight into the changes in the cost of solar panels in 2022 and the ways to plan your solar projects around them and the wires and cables that you can use in your solar projects to make them cost-effective.

An insight into the overhead transmission and why Aluminum is preferred in overhead power cables.