Advantages:
High flexibility: Soft conductor design provides excellent bending performance, suitable for complex overhead routes and frequent movement scenarios.
Cost-effective: Polyethylene insulation material is low in cost, suitable for general low-voltage overhead power distribution needs.
Lightweight and easy to install: Light structure with high flexibility, convenient for construction, especially suitable for temporary or mobile power supply scenarios.
Good weather resistance: Polyethylene insulation is resistant to UV and moisture, adaptable to general outdoor environments.
Excellent conductivity: Soft copper conductor has low resistivity and high power transmission efficiency.
Easy maintenance: Fault location and repair are relatively straightforward.

Application Scope:
Mainly used for 10kV and below temporary power supply, emergency repair lines, mobile substation incoming/outgoing lines in mining areas, overhead wiring in mountainous and hilly areas, and other scenarios requiring frequent installation, retrieval, or adaptation to complex terrain.

Special Notes:
Flexible conductors use a Class 6 or higher high-flexibility stranding structure, with a minimum bending radius significantly better than conventional overhead lines; optional water-blocking and UV-enhanced sheath; supports customization of self-supporting structure (with carrying strand); suitable for harsh outdoor environments with altitude ≤2000m and ambient temperature -40℃ to +50℃.