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Description 

3phase Electrical cable (per foot)

Features 

• Number of Conductors: Three-phase cables typically have three or four primary conductors (cores): three for the distinct phases (L1, L2, and L3) and sometimes a fourth for a neutral wire, depending on the system type (e.g., a 400V system uses 4 wires).
• Conductor Material: Conductors are typically made of either copper or aluminum. Copper offers excellent conductivity, while aluminum can be a more cost-effective option.
• Conductor Stranding: Conductors are often stranded (made of multiple smaller wires twisted together) rather than solid to provide flexibility and ease of handling, especially in larger cable sizes.
• Insulation and Sheath: Each conductor is individually insulated, and the entire assembly is encased in a protective outer sheath. Common insulation and sheathing materials include PVC (polyvinyl chloride) or XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene), which offer heat, moisture, and flame resistanc

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