Electrical Cables
Electrical cables are used to transmit electrical energy or signals between components, systems, or devices in electrical installations. They consist of one or more conductors (wires) that are insulated and often protected by a sheath.
Product Overview
Electrical cables are essential in nearly every electrical system, ranging from residential wiring to industrial installations and power distribution systems. These cables are designed to handle various electrical loads, provide safety against electrical hazards, and ensure reliable performance in a wide range of applications.
Applications
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Residential Wiring: Electrical cables are used to supply power to homes, including circuits for lighting, heating, and appliances. These include standard power cables, flexible cables, and sometimes communication cables.
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Commercial Wiring: In commercial buildings, electrical cables are used to distribute power to lighting, HVAC systems, and office equipment. Control cables are often used for building management systems.
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Industrial Installations: In industries, power, control, and instrumentation cables are used to connect machinery, automated systems, and control panels. High voltage cables are used for power distribution to machines, equipment, and entire plants.
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Renewable Energy: Cables are used to connect solar panels, wind turbines, and other renewable energy systems to inverters, batteries, and the main power grid.