Amber Technology has announced its new partnership with cable specialist brand, Structured Cable Products (SCP). The joint venture highlights growth opportunities for SCP in Australia, as a leading manufacturer of HDBaseT certified bulk cables.

Global sales director of Structured Cable Products Andrew Restivo says, “We are looking forward to strengthening our presence in the Australian market with a respected distributor like Amber Technology. With Amber Technology’s diverse network of trusted channel and retail customers, paired with our wide product offering, we anticipate 2015 to be a year of substantial growth.”

While many manufacturers claim to offer HDBaseT compliant products, very few have achieved this certification. The accreditation means products comply with the latest safety and usability standards, earned through stringent testing conducted by HDBaseT Alliance.

Amber Technology will be distributing an extensive selection of products from SCP. This includes SCP’s HDBaseT -enhanced Category 5e and 6/6A cables, as some of the first products to earn HDBaseT compliance in 2011.

Genuine Direct Burial cables from SCP will also be available through Amber Technology. Ideal for a variety of outdoor applications, SCP Direct Burial cables require no conduit, unlike some competitor products. It has a linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) jacket, which is a casing superior to any PVC cables or standard polyethylene jacket cables on the market. SCP Direct Burial cables also have unique features such as gel-filled elements, which ensure increased longevity in harsh outdoor environments.

Other SCP products available through Amber Technology include the user-friendly OFC-HD Professional Series speaker cable. Its high strand count makes it suitable for professional installations while its thick outer jacket is easy to strip back for simple termination.

All SCP cables feature the intuitive SCP cable labelling system. This allows installers to quickly identify zone or room markings for efficient and accurate termination, and minimises the amount of cable required. When pulling cables through buildings to a central location, the cable ID allows the installer to mark the location the cable is retrieved from.