Low Voltage Power Cable

Cables are conductors covered with insulation, protective layers, shielding layers, etc., used to transmit power or signal current or signal voltage. Although low-voltage cable lines are more expensive and more difficult to lay and maintain than low-voltage overhead lines and low-voltage overhead insulated lines, they are widely used in low-voltage power distribution systems because they are reliable, do not require poles, do not occupy the ground, are not obstructive, and are less affected by the outside world.