The cost of laying power cables is not a fixed price per meter. It is a complex calculation based on several project-specific variables. The most significant factors include:

• Installation Method: The choice between overhead transmission lines (OHTL) and underground cable laying is the single largest cost differentiator. underground installation is typically 4 to 14 times more expensive than OHTL due to the significant labor and equipment required for trenching, backfilling, and laying protective conduits.

• Cable Specifications: The type, size (conductor cross-section), and voltage of the cable directly impact the material cost. For example, high-voltage (HV) cables require more robust and expensive materials and specialized installation techniques.

• Project Location and Terrain: The physical environment is a major factor. Laying cables in hard, rocky soil or areas with numerous obstacles (e.g., roads, buildings, water bodies) requires specialized tools and more labor, increasing costs. Rural installations are generally less expensive than urban projects due to fewer obstructions and less traffic disruption.

• Labor and Equipment: The total cost is heavily influenced by labor rates, which vary significantly by region. Additionally, the type of machinery needed, such as trenching machines, cable drum trailers, and tension stringing equipment, can be a major component of the project budget.

We understand that managing these costs is crucial for our customers. That's why we focus on providing high-quality, durable equipment that improves productivity and reduces maintenance downtime, helping our clients stay competitive.