A system of conduits encased in concrete or other materials designed to protect and organize underground electrical or communication cables. These encasements provide a dedicated pathway, typically below ground, for multiple cables, streamlining installation, maintenance, and future upgrades.
This infrastructure offers several advantages. It provides physical protection against damage from soil, moisture, and mechanical stress, thereby extending the lifespan of the cables. Its design facilitates efficient cable management, reducing clutter and simplifying identification. Furthermore, it allows for the addition or replacement of cables without extensive excavation, minimizing disruption and costs associated with future expansions or repairs. The use of these systems has grown significantly with increased urbanization and the demand for reliable underground infrastructure.
