Service Cables/ House Wires

What are service cables/ house wires?
Specification

Service cables (also called house wires) are flexible electrical cables used to deliver electrical power from the distribution network to a building or house. They carry electricity from the main supply source (such as a utility pole or underground distribution point) to a home or business for internal use.

Standards: BIS/IEC/NFC/BS/ASTM, etc
Voltage Rating: Low voltage (Up to 1.1 kV)
Range up to: Single core / Multi-core

Key Components of Service Cables / House Wires

→ Conductor: Bare Copper / Tinned Copper / Aluminium
→ Insulation: PVC / HR PVC / XLPE / FR / FRLS / LSZH

What is Aerial Bunched Cable?

Aerial Bunched Cable (ABC) is a type of overhead power line that uses insulated conductors instead of traditional bare conductors. It’s called “bunched” because the cables are tightly bundled together and typically wrapped around a high-strength messenger wire (usually made of aluminum alloy or steel) that supports the weight and provides mechanical strength.

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