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Aluminum is lighter and more affordable, suiting long runs or medium loads when sized slightly larger. Copper offers better conductivity and easier terminations, recommended for sensitive circuits or high loads. Choose conductor size based on load and Saudi heat.
Ampacity depends on run length, installation method, ambient temperature, and adjacent cables. A 2.5 mm² aluminum PVC cable suits lighting or small points, while 6 mm² suits higher loads such as AC units or appliances. Always use Matkel's certified ampacity calculation before buying.
Yes, if selected as a soil- or sunlight-rated cable meeting Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization requirements. In desert and high-heat areas, use proper insulation, sufficient thermal rating, and protection in a duct or trench at the correct depth. Avoid ordinary indoor cable directly in soil.
Low-voltage cables suit indoor circuits and domestic loads, while higher-voltage cables are used for longer distribution runs or larger loads. Select based on system voltage, distance, and connected load, and confirm Saudi compliance. Matkel lists clear voltage classes to help you choose the correct conductor size.
They do not cause problems if the size is correct and installation is proper. Aluminum has lower conductivity than copper, so it needs a slightly larger cross-section for a given ampacity, plus suitable terminations. Check insulation quality, ambient heat, and derating factors for reliable Saudi project performance.
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