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Five Classification of Cables

Medium voltage cables, such as these from TANO Cable, are often used in mobile substations or for power distribution.

Three ranges of voltages are available for cables today. Low-voltage designs—often those used in industrial settings—are rated to 2kV or lower. Medium voltage designs range from 2kV to 35kV and high-voltage cables are those rated above 35kV.

Overhead insulated cables are mainly used for the construction and transformation of urban distribution networks. They are cables that use insulated wires instead of bare wires. Not only can it overcome many shortcomings and operational problems of overhead bare wires, but also the price is relatively cheap. Next, the editor of Jinhaotai talks about the advantages and disadvantages of using overhead insulated cables

In power cords, copper conductor power cords often use conductor materials because of their low resistance and are suitable for major projects. At the same time, aluminum conductors are used relatively more frequently in engineering wiring, but they are only suitable for general projects. . The resistance of aluminum core wire is greater than that of copper core wire. When power is applied, if the power cord is overheated, aluminum, which has a lower melting point than copper conductors, is more likely to melt, and it is easy to short-circuit the wire and cause a fire.

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Aerial Bundle Cables, usually observed as Aerial Bundled Conductors or just ABC cable, are cables for overhead line power, thus drawn up combining multiple single core cables together.