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Aluminum XLPE cables are lighter and usually cheaper than copper, but need a larger cross-section for the same load. In hot Saudi conditions, choose a heat-resistant XLPE insulation and verify the ampacity and voltage drop. Matkel cables should be sized correctly to reduce overheating.
Yes, if the cable is rated for direct burial or installed in protective ducting. It resists moisture and soil, and handles high temperatures in Riyadh, Dammam, and Jeddah. Check Matkel’s recommended burial depth and protective cover in busy areas to reduce damage risk.
Calculate the required current from all connected loads, then apply correction factors for ambient temperature, cable grouping, and distance. For Saudi homes and factories, choose a slightly larger size when unsure, especially near transformers or heat sources, to prevent overheating and voltage drop.
Most XLPE/PVC aluminum cables are rated for 0.6/1 kV, with conductor operation up to 90°C. During installation, keep the bending radius at least 15 times the outer diameter for single-core cables, or more for multi-core cables, to avoid damaging the insulation.
They can be installed in walls, conduits, or cable trays when the insulation meets the applicable Saudi specifications. Direct burial requires a soil- and moisture-resistant type. Review the installation table for Jeddah or Riyadh projects and ensure the operating temperature stays within the allowed limit.
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