Power Cables

Power cables are electrical cables that are used to transmit electrical power from one location to another. They are commonly used to connect power sources, such as batteries or power supplies, to electronic devices or appliances. Power cables typically consist of two or more conductors, which are surrounded by an insulating material and a protective outer jacket. The size and type of power cable used depends on the amount of power being transmitted and the distance over which it is being transmitted. In the electronics industry, power cables are commonly used to connect batteries and power supplies to electronic devices and circuits.