Conduit busbars utilize copper or aluminum alloy conduits as conductors, with an insulated sheath, forming a type of busbar product. As a conductor in transmission and transformation systems and power equipment connections, conduit busbars offer several advantages over traditional busbars such as rectangular or trough types. These include high current-carrying capacity, high allowable stress, high mechanical strength, strong electrical insulation properties, robust resistance to electrical vibrations, and immunity to environmental interference (suitable for extreme weather conditions like heavy snow, frost, and intense sunlight), high reliability, good heat dissipation conditions, and low operating temperature rise. These features make conduit busbars a popular choice in power construction projects.