Aluminum - The Other Conductor

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March 22, 2007

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Aluminum – The Other Conductor

Aluminum is the most abundant of all metals and is extracted from bauxite. Technical discussions and articles about the use of aluminum vs. copper have been published in the electrical industry for many years. The objective of the following document is to provide the reader with information by which they are able to make a more informed decision given a choice between the two materials in electrical equipment.

Click here to read the paper titled Aluminum – The Other Conductor, written by Bob Yanniello with Eaton Electrical Inc.

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I use AL wire for Services ONLY, I would Never use AL wire in a building or house. If you use Al wire as per NEC You can save money on BID jobs. Train your men to install it right and you will be OK. Try it you will like it.

Frank

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