Low Tension (LT)

Low Tension cables, often referred to as low voltage cables, are used to transmit electricity at lower voltages, typically up to 1,000 volts, for a wide range of applications. These cables are commonly found in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings, where they provide power to electrical outlets, lighting systems, and small machinery. Designed with adequate insulation to ensure safety and durability, low tension cables are easier to install and maintain compared to their high voltage counterparts. They play a crucial role in everyday electrical infrastructure, ensuring the safe and efficient distribution of electricity within buildings and across short distances.