Application

Power electric cables are core equipment for transmitting and distributing high-voltage electrical energy, widely used in power stations, substations, and industrial power networks, with high current-carrying capacity and insulation stability.

New energy cables are designed for new energy systems such as photovoltaics, wind power, and energy storage. They are resistant to high/low temperatures and aging, adapting to complex outdoor environments to ensure efficient clean energy transmission.

Special cables are customized for specific scenarios (e.g., military, aerospace, deep sea), featuring radiation resistance, fire resistance, and chemical corrosion resistance to meet special needs in extreme environments.

House wiring electrical cables are used in indoor circuits of residential and commercial buildings, with low voltage and easy installation, ensuring safe and stable power supply for lighting and household appliances.

Rubber cables use rubber as insulation and sheath materials, featuring high flexibility and wear resistance, suitable for mobile equipment (e.g., machine tools, cranes) and temporary wiring in humid environments.

Aerial cables are erected on utility poles or towers for outdoor high-voltage power transmission, with low cost and easy maintenance, suitable for transmission lines with large spans and complex terrains.