Industrial wiring involves the installation of electrical systems within industrial facilities to power machinery, equipment, and other electrical devices. Different types of industrial wiring methods are used based on the specific requirements of the facility, the nature of the equipment being powered, and safety considerations. Here are some common types of industrial wiring:

1. Conduit Wiring:

• Description: Conductors are enclosed in metal or non-metallic conduits for protection against physical damage and environmental factors.
• Applications: Suitable for both power and control wiring in industrial settings where protection is required.

2. Tray Cable Wiring:

• Description: Multiple insulated conductors are laid within a metal or non-metallic cable tray.
• Applications: Used for power and control wiring in cable tray installations, providing flexibility and ease of maintenance.

3. Armored Cable Wiring:

• Description: Conductors are encased in a flexible metal armor for protection against physical damage.
• Applications: Suitable for environments where extra protection is needed, such as outdoor installations or areas with mechanical stress.

4. Mineral-Insulated Cable (MIC) Wiring:

• Description: Conductors are encased in a metal sheath filled with magnesium oxide insulation.
• Applications: Ideal for high-temperature environments, as in industrial processes involving heat or fire resistance.