You get what you pay for

If you are talking about copper coated aluminum wire, that is fairly common these days. The stuff isn't considered unsafe by any means, it just means the capacity at which it can safely handle power is less than that of conventional copper. This isn't a problem if the rating of the devices current draw is less than what the wire itself can safely provide. When it comes to extension cords and power strips, the ratings of which they are determined safe are printed on the power strip, or tagged on the cord. As long as you respect those ratings it is very unlikely you will have any problems, even with the cheapest made power cords. Do remember that power lines themselves are made out of aluminum wire, and aluminum wire is still a standard in some countries. Even houses built during and post WWII had all aluminum wire as copper was extremely scarce. However, do note that with modern electrical code, copper coated aluminum wire is illegal in most countries for permanent installation (Inside walls). Pure aluminum however might not be. You would have to check your local electrical codes.

@@syntheticcheetah you have good points bro but my compressor motor was busted after a week of use hahaha..i paid money for rewinding using our local copper coils. You will never know where they are putting tgoa fake stuffs even on inductors on PCB boards ived seen many..the color is different from pure copper

Or steel wire 😮, that stuff just ignites.

They unfortunately can't show that process as the entire thing is an enclosed machine. But the process is pretty simple. The bundle of copper wires is pulled through a heated tube that is the size of the outer insulation of the wire. Flexible plastic pellets are forced into this tube around the copper wire as it is pulled through the machine, then goes into the water to rapidly cool the insulation around the wire.

@@syntheticcheetah 👌 🆗️ thanks very much 👍 👍 👍

The ones they were shown testing are Chinese versions with a Chinese plug and outlets on them. I 100% assure you they are testing those as China has extreme electrical regulations, and liabilities a company owner can face if their product was determined to have caused a fire or death are worse than prison or a fine. The ones designed for export to other countries they probably do not care about though.

@@syntheticcheetah your probably right!

Is it true? Or is it something written in a 'report'?

@@user-io4sr7vg1v Only China tells the truth. United Nations lie 😂. Little Pink 🤡

What does UN report on palastin say?

@@dingdong7604 Typical Chinese, first thing you do is deflection without even acknowledging your failures. Look over here 👈🏻 Hopefully leader will acknowledge your propaganda with extra social credits. Palestine 🇵🇸 illiterate

How many time did you cut and paste the same BS on different video comment sections in KZfaq? From Taiwan I assume?