MI Cable, or Mineral-insulated copper clad cables. Each copper-sheathed cable carries three phase power in a 480 V circuit. Mineral-insulated cables are attached to the panelboard with special fittings. Behind the cables a bare stranded copper bonding conductor can be seen, which bonds electrical equipment to earth ground. Taken June 2001, E.B. Campbell dam, Saskatchewan, Canada released to the public domain by English Wikipedia User Wtshymanski with permission to go on here stated here
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{{Information |Description=Mineral-insulated copper clad cables. These cables are capable of achieving a fire-resistance rating, thus maintaining an electrical circuit while exposed to fire, through fire testing. Each copper-sheathe
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