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Difference Between Power Cables & Control Cables
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An electrical cable is a coiled or side-by-side assembly of one or more wires used to carry electric current. A cable assembly can be made up of one or more electrical cables and their matching connections, which isn't always suitable for connecting two devices but can be a partial product. A cable assembly, also known as a cable tree or cable harness, is a device that connects multiple terminals.
There are many types of electrical cables available. People often think that power cables and control cables are the same things. This blog is going to tell you the difference between power cables and control cables.
Electric power is transmitted through power cables from substations to required destinations. Power cables, which are made up of two or more conductors and are covered by an outer covering known as insulation, can be deployed either overhead or underground, depending on the demands. A power cable is primarily a current-carrying conductor encased in an insulation system, as well as protective coatings and other optional features. The conductors are stranded on the inside, and the cable is flexible enough to be wrapped or bent as needed.
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