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The copper core of the cable has turned black—is it a quality issue or a normal phenomenon?

May 6, 2026

Last week, a customer in the Philippines sent me some photos. They bought a batch of low-voltage power cables from another company, and used them for about eight months. One of them experienced voltage fluctuations, so they replaced it with a new one and then cut it for an "inspection." In the ...
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What are the main uses of aluminum cables?

April 27, 2026

If you've recently been involved in power engineering, building power distribution, or new energy projects, you've likely heard the term "aluminum cable." Aluminum cables, also known as aluminum alloy cables or pure aluminum power cables, were once viewed with prejudice by some due to concerns about ...
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When to Use Low-Smoke Halogen-Free Cables?

April 24, 2026

In the field of electrical engineering standards, a debate has long been settled. The question is no longer whether low-smoke halogen-free (LSZH) cables are safer than PVC cables, but rather: in which scenarios is the use of LSZH cables mandatory? For many years, construction companies have ...
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How to Choose the Right Armored Cable Size? 

April 22, 2026

Choosing the right armored cable (SWA) size essentially boils down to answering three questions: What appliances will you be using? (High or low power) How long is the cable? (Distance from the meter box to the shed or garage) How will the cable be routed? (Buried underground, mounted on the wall, ...
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Can XLPE cables be submerged in water?

April 20, 2026

The conclusion is: yes, but under certain conditions. Those working in electrical engineering have likely encountered this dilemma: if there's water in the cable trench, is it okay to directly submerge XLPE cables? Does underwater laying require additional waterproofing? The answer is—XLPE cables ...
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What is the difference between bare conductors and covered conductors?

April 17, 2026

The other day, while relaxing on a friend's balcony, I pointed to the power lines strung on a tall tower in the distance and casually asked, "Why are those lines so bare? Don't they have any insulation?" My friend smiled and said, "You've asked a pretty crucial question in electrical engineering." ...
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When to Use XLPE Cables?

April 13, 2026

XLPE cables are one of the most widely used insulated cable types in modern power transmission and distribution systems. Understanding their applicable scenarios is a key prerequisite for power engineering project selection. From urban underground power grids to offshore wind power integration, from ...
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How to Choose a Power Cable?

April 10, 2026

Choosing the right power cable is crucial for ensuring the long-term reliability and safety of a power system in a project. Whether it's a new industrial plant, a city power distribution network, or a renewable energy power plant, the correct cable selection directly impacts project investment costs...
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Are EPR and XLPE the same?

April 9, 2026

EPR and XLPE are two different cable insulation materials, fundamentally different in chemical structure, physical properties, and engineering applications. For engineers and project procurement personnel in the power engineering field, understanding the core differences between EPR (ethylene ...
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Which is better, PVC cable or XLPE cable?

April 7, 2026

In electrical engineering design and installation, choosing the appropriate cable insulation material is a crucial decision. The insulation material not only determines the cable's electrical performance but also directly affects its temperature resistance limit, mechanical strength, fire safety, ...
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