Cross-linked polyethylene insulated cables are a type of cable suitable for distribution networks and other fields, boasting superior advantages over PVC insulated cables. They feature a simple structure, light weight, excellent heat resistance, strong load-bearing capacity, non-melting properties, resistance to chemical corrosion, and high mechanical strength.
Cross-linked polyethylene insulated cables are suitable for distribution networks, industrial installations, or other fields requiring high power consumption. They are used for fixed installation on AC power transmission and distribution lines with a frequency of 50Hz and rated voltages from 6KV to 35KV, primarily for transmitting electrical energy.
Cables are used in power transmission and distribution systems rated at 0.6/1, 1.8/3, 3.6/6, 6/6, 6/10, 8.7/10, 8.7/15, 12/20, 21/35, and 26/35 kV.