Nexans Manuals & User Guides

Nexans is a worldwide leader in the cable industry, dedicated to electrifying the future through sustainable and innovative energy solutions. With over a century of experience, the company designs and manufactures an extensive range of cable systems and connectivity products for power transmission, energy distribution, and building usage. Nexans plays a critical role in the energy transition, connecting offshore wind farms, subsea interconnectors, and land-based high-voltagఇ నెట్‌వర్క్‌లు.

Beyond power infrastructure, Nexans provides specialized solutions for telecommunications and data networks, including the LANmark series of copper and fiber cabling systems. The brand is also well-known for its industrial and residential heating products, such as the SNOWMAT and DEFROST heating cable units designed for ice and snow melting in outdoor areas. Committed to safety and efficiency, Nexans offers comprehensive guides and tools to ensure precise installation and long-term reliability of its electrification products.

• What is the Nexans SNOWMAT used for?

  SNOWMAT is a twin conductor heating cable unit integrated into a fiberglass net, designed for melting ice and snow in outdoor areas such as driveways, walkways, and courts.

• Can I cut the Nexans heating cable if it is too long?

  No, the heating cable itself must never be cut or shortened. However, the fiberglass net holding the cable (in SNOWMAT products) can be cut to adjust the shape of the mat to the application area.

• What is the LANmark-7 Easy Termination Tool?

  This is a specialized tool by Nexans designed to prepare STP cables for connection to LANmark-7 GG45 connectors. It automates foil removal and wire positioning to ensure consistent and reliable terminations.

• Where can I find installation instructions for Nexans cables?

  Installation instructions are typically provided with the product packaging. Digital datasheets and guides for specific product lines like LANmark or N-HEAT can often be found on the regional Nexans websites under the tools or resources sections.