Quadruplex Cable

Definition

Quadruplex cable is a four-wire cable used primarily in electrical applications.

Purpose

The purpose of a quadruplex cable is to provide a reliable and efficient means of transmitting electrical power, typically in overhead and underground installations.

Examples of Use

• Quadruplex cables are used in residential and commercial electrical distribution systems.
• They are employed in street lighting and outdoor power supply systems.
• Utility companies use quadruplex cables for extending power lines to homes and buildings.

Related Terms

• Duplex Cable: A two-wire cable used in electrical systems.
• Triplex Cable: A three-wire cable used for overhead service drops.
• Electrical Conductor: A material that allows the flow of electrical current.

Notes

Quadruplex cables are designed to handle specific electrical loads and are insulated to protect against environmental factors.