Connecting – today and beyond
Connecting – today and beyond
A radiating cable looks like a normal coaxial cable, but it has small slots in its outer layer. These slots allow the wireless signal to gently leak out along the full length of the cable. At the same time, signals from devices can also enter the cable through these slots. Because of this, the cable works like:
This helps provide smooth and continuous coverage, especially in long and narrow spaces.

SUCORAD radiating cables are CPR B2ca certified and comply with the strict fire safety requirements of the EN 50575 European standard, ensuring reliable performance and enhanced safety in critical environments. The SUCORAD portfolio provides a complete end-to-end solution, including radiating cables, connectors, clamps, mounting accessories, and system-level coverage design, enabling seamless wireless connectivity for demanding environments such as subways, tunnels, mines, underground facilities, and industrial parks. Additionally, SUCORAD radiating cables support 2×2 MIMO networking, which helps increase data throughput while improving signal coverage and overall network reliability.
SUCORAD radiating cables are widely deployed across environments where reliable wireless communication is essential but difficult to achieve with traditional systems. Common applications include:
These cables play a critical role across multiple industries, including transportation, wireless communications, defense, healthcare facilities, and Industry 4.0 applications, where robust and continuous connectivity is vital.
SUCORAD cables are available in different sizes and frequency ranges. Fire‑retardant and CPR‑compliant versions are also available, making them suitable for public and safety‑critical infrastructure projects.
Q: What is new in the SUCORAD 2026 update?
A: HUBER+SUHNER has updated CPR compliant SUCORAD radiating cables to better meet European market and regulatory requirements.
Q: Are the new SUCORAD cables CPR compliant?
A: Yes. The new SUCORAD cables comply with the EU Construction Products Regulation (CPR) and are classified according to EN 50575.
Q: Which CPR fire class do SUCORAD cables meet?
A: The CPR compliant SUCORAD cables are classified as CPR B2ca, with variants meeting s1a/s1b, d0, a1 levels.
Q: Does SUCORAD support MIMO?
A: Yes, SUCORAD supports 2×2 MIMO to improve data speed and network reliability
Q: What frequency ranges do SUCORAD cables support?
A: SUCORAD cables are available in:
Q: What cable sizes are available in the CPR range?
A: The CPR compliant SUCORAD family is available in 1/2”, 7/8”, 1 1/4”, and 1 5/8” sizes.
Q: What does “FR” mean in SUCORAD product names?
A: FR stands for flame retardant, indicating suitability for safety critical and public infrastructure projects.
Q: Are SUCORAD connectors available for CPR cables?
A: Yes. Connector options include N, 7/16, and 4.3 10, available in male and female versions depending on cable size.
Q: Are mounting clamps available for SUCORAD?
A: Yes. HUBER+SUHNER offers high speed and low speed clamps, with FR and non FR options, depending on the application.
Q: What is the difference between high speed and low speed applications?
A:

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