Low Smoke Zero Halogen - Flexible Cables

Click here to download HO5Z1Z1-F 3182B; 3183B; 3184B; 3185B & HO5Z1Z1H2-F These Fumeguard™ insulated and sheathed flexible cords are used for supply leads for domestic and office appliances and within light fittings. This cable is manufactured to the new European-wide standard BS EN 50525-3-11.

Insulation Made with Low Smoke Zero halogen themoplastic Material (type t16)

Conductor Resistance: BS60228 Insulation Thickness: EN 50525-3-11 Insulation Resistance (min): 0.02M ohms/km at…

IDH: First BASEC Approval for Arctic Flex Cable

Click here to download the January 2011 edition of the IDH newsletter. Irish Driver-Harris Co Ltd has been manufacturing electrical cable since 1934. The company prides itself on excellent customer service and the supply of quality approved cables.

The worldwide recession has brought extreme pressure on prices, particularly on the ever-decreasing construction sector. Price pressure has resulted in a worrying trend – an increasing amount of substandard, counterfeit and faulty electrical cable becoming available on the market.

It has…Read more »

New Developments in IDH’s Product Range

Click here to download the Winter edition of the IDH newsletter. With our 75th Anniversary celebrations over, IDH is once again looking forward to a challenging year with an emphasis towards product development product diversification. IDH has a range of exciting new developments for 2010. 

IDH commission new Silicone line

In recognition of a growing demand for silicone cables, IDH have invested in another new silicone extrusion line. This new line will improve lead times and allow the continued development of a whole new range of…Read more »

IDH’s Guardian™ chosen for the Savoy Hotel

IDH's Guardian™ is the cable of choice for the Savoy Hotel.This landmark hotel opened in 1889 and to this day is considered one of the most prestigious of London's luxury hotels. In 2005 Saudi billionaire, Prince al-Waleed bin Talal bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud, bought the Savoy for £1.25b and as of December 2007 the hotel closed to undergo a £100m restoration.

This is the most expensive restoration in British hotel history.The Savoy is a Grade II-listed historic building.This means the building itself cannot be radically altered.…Read more »