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This is Sweetbriar triplex aluminum URD cable for single-phase underground secondary distribution: two 4/0 AWG phase conductors and a 2/0 AWG neutral, rated 600V. Aluminum conductors with XLPE insulation make it moisture- and heat-resistant to 90°C, for direct burial or duct runs. Ampacity is 315 A direct buried and 240 A in duct. It suits service drops from a transformer to a building, where copper URD of the same size would cost more and weigh more; aluminum needs antioxidant and proper terminations at connections. Buyers rate it highly, and the main trade-offs are the handling care aluminum demands and the limited use for three-phase work.
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Buyers rate this cable highly, with 99 ratings averaging 4.9 out of 5. Owners use it for underground service drops and report it installs as expected, with the usual aluminum termination care.
This is a 600V triplex URD cable with aluminum conductors, made for underground single-phase secondary power distribution. It can be direct buried or installed in ducts. It has two 4/0 AWG phase conductors and one 2/0 AWG neutral.
The conductors are aluminum, in either concentric or compressed stranding. Compressed conductors are less bulky, stronger and tougher. Stranded conductors are flexible and have lower electrical resistance. The insulation is black cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE). It is water tight and resists corrosive substances, oil, heat and flame. The cable is rated for a maximum operating temperature of 90°C and works in wet and dry environments.
It is used for single-phase service drops from transformers to buildings and for supplying meters in residential and rural areas. It also serves small commercial buildings, municipal facilities, single-family homes and small multi-unit residences. Other uses include street lighting, residential solar and battery storage connections, and temporary power for construction, events and backups.
