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:
- L: ≤ 450 MHz
- M: 450–900 MHz
- H: ≥ 900 MHz
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:
- High speed: Railway tunnels above 200 km/h
- Low speed: Road tunnels, metros below 200 km/h, and indoor coverage