Advantages:
Lightweight and economical: Aluminum conductor is approximately 60% lighter than copper cables, with a lower cost, suitable for long-span overhead installation.
Excellent electrical performance: XLPE insulation provides high dielectric strength, high insulation resistance, and low transmission loss.
Outstanding weather resistance: Insulation layer is resistant to UV, ozone, and high/low temperatures (-40°C to 90°C), adaptable to long-term outdoor environments.
Reliable mechanical strength: Aluminum conductor offers moderate tensile strength, the insulation layer is wear-resistant and tear-resistant, with a long service life (design life >30 years).
Easy installation: Lightweight, flexible, and easy to bend, improving construction efficiency and reducing installation costs.
Wide environmental adaptability: Suitable for overhead lines in various climatic conditions, such as urban, rural, mountainous, and coastal areas.

Application Scope:
Mainly used for overhead distribution lines at 10kV and below, urban and rural grid upgrades, rural grid construction, surface power supply systems in mining areas, and other cost-sensitive outdoor overhead scenarios requiring long-distance power transmission.

Special Notes:
Optional water-blocking structure to prevent longitudinal water penetration; self-supporting models with carrying strands can be produced; supports customization of conductor cross-section, insulation thickness, and sheath color (typically black); suitable for areas with altitude ≤1000m and ambient temperature -40℃ to +40℃; aluminum conductors require dedicated fittings for connection.