Un Armoured Copper Cables

Product Description

Unarmored copper cables are electrical cables that consist of one or more copper conductors without any protective armor or sheath surrounding them. These cables are commonly used for various electrical applications, both in residential and commercial settings, where mechanical protection is not a primary concern.

Unarmored copper cables are typically more flexible than armored cables, making them easier to handle and install in situations where flexibility is important. They are commonly used for indoor wiring, connections to electrical devices, and in environments where there is minimal risk of physical damage to the cables.

These cables come in various sizes and configurations, depending on the specific requirements of the application. They are often insulated to protect against electrical conductivity and to provide additional mechanical strength. Insulation materials can vary, including PVC (polyvinyl chloride), XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene), or rubber, among others.

Overall, unarmored copper cables are a versatile and widely used option for electrical wiring where protection against mechanical damage is not necessary.