power cables

Power cables are insulated conductors that transmit electricity from a power source, like a wall outlet or generator, to devices and appliances. They consist of conductive metal wires, typically copper or aluminum, surrounded by protective insulation to prevent electrical shocks and short circuits. Cables vary in size and design depending on their application, handling different amounts of current. Properly rated power cables ensure safe and efficient energy transfer, reducing risks of overheating or electrical faults. They are essential for connecting electrical systems and enabling the safe operation of household, industrial, and electronic equipment.