Copper Power Cables are known for their excellent electrical conductivity, durability, and efficiency in power transmission. Copper’s low resistance enables it to carry more current with minimal energy loss, making these cables ideal for high-performance electrical systems. They are commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications, including power distribution, control panels, and heavy machinery installations.

Aluminum Power Cables are widely used in electrical transmission and distribution systems due to their lightweight structure and cost-effectiveness. Compared to copper, aluminum offers a lower material cost while still delivering efficient conductivity for medium- to high-voltage applications. These cables are commonly used in utility networks, industrial installations, and infrastructure projects where long-distance transmission is required. Their lighter weight also makes installation easier and reduces mechanical stress on supporting structures.