Polycab LT (Low Tension) cables are a type of electrical cable designed for the transmission of electrical power at low voltages, typically below 1000V. They are commonly used in various applications for distributing electricity in buildings, industries, and infrastructure projects.

It's a vital system in industries that experience electrical faults or those that need to regularly de-energize equipment for maintenance, such as industrial environments and electrical utilities. Switchgear contains fuses, switches, and other power conductors MCB RCCB RCBO Isolator ACCL MCB Changeover Switch Distribution Board

A Polycab concealed metal box is a type of electrical box, typically made of galvanized iron (GI), designed to be installed within a wall or structure, concealing electrical wiring and connections. These boxes are commonly used in buildings under construction or renovation for housing switches, sockets, and other electrical fittings. They are available in various sizes (modules) to accommodate different electrical setups and are designed for safety and ease of installation.

Polycab Highrise Cables are a range of wires and cables specifically designed for use in high-rise buildings, prioritizing safety and performance in such structures. They are engineered to meet the unique demands of high-rise environments, focusing on features like fire safety, smoke emission control, and reliable power supply.

Polycab conduit refers to the electrical conduits manufactured by Polycab, a leading manufacturer and distributor of electrical products. These conduits are typically made from uPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride) and are designed to protect electrical wires and cables within buildings and structures. They are known for being durable, high impact-resistant, corrosion-free, and flame retardant.