Aluminum power cables are lighter and more cost-effective than copper, making them suitable for stable feeds and distribution circuits. Copper offers higher conductivity and is often preferred for sensitive runs or very high loads. The right choice depends on cross-section, ambient temperature, and installation method.
The price of aluminum power cable varies by cross-section, core count, drum length, and delivery location. 35 mm and 50 mm aluminum cables are usually clearer to compare when buying full drums or project quantities. Youmats can provide a total cost quote including delivery to Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam.
Three-phase aluminum cable size depends on expected current, run length, load type, and installation method. Moderate residential loads may start at 25 or 35 mm, while larger projects may need 50 mm or more after accounting for voltage and heat losses. Always confirm the selection with an approved electrical calculation.
Yes, XLPE/PVC insulated aluminum cable is suitable for homes and residential projects when the correct cross-section is chosen and installed according to local codes. Quality insulation improves resistance to heat and humidity, supporting safe performance for indoor and outdoor wiring in Saudi Arabia’s climate.
Check for a clear cable label showing cross-section, voltage rating, drum length, and lot number, plus an approved Saudi standards certificate. Youmats supplies documented aluminum cables with tax invoices and warranty, helping government and private projects complete inspection and handover without delays.
