Working with our long-time partner Wesco, Lake Cable recently explored this topic in an article, “Data Center Power Cable: Why DLO Isn’t Necessary.” Published on Wesco’s platform, the article delivers the welcome explanation for RHW-2’s qualifications as a likely replacement for many data center applications that currently, and expensively, default to DLO. There’s another cable in town that can do many data center jobs as Lake Cable explains…
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Choosing LSZH cables is a strategic decision. While their safety benefits are crucial for environments where egress is limited or sensitive electronics are present, they aren't always necessary. It's essential to balance cost, performance, and safety requirements to find the right solution for each application.
At Interwire 2025, Cooper Runzel, chief operating officer at Lake Cable, presented his talk, “Leading the Next Generation.” It proved to be a most memorable speech—one that might have seemed almost improbable if not for Lake Cable’s remarkable success. Below is an edited summation of his speech.
