Aluminum wire

Aluminum wire is a type of electrical conductor made from aluminum metal, used in wiring systems for circuits, power distribution, and appliances. It is lightweight, flexible, and resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for certain applications. However, aluminum has a higher electrical resistance than copper, meaning it can generate more heat and requires proper connections to prevent oxidation or loosening over time. Aluminum wiring is often used in large-scale electrical systems, such as power lines, but must be installed with specific techniques and connectors to ensure safety and reliability.