Advantages:
Outstanding cost-effectiveness: Aluminum conductor and PVC insulation are low-cost, offering significant overall cost advantages, suitable for large-scale low-voltage overhead installation.
High flame-retardant safety: PVC insulation layer is self-extinguishing, reducing fire risks.
Lightweight design: Low-density aluminum conductor results in lightweight cables, facilitating transportation and overhead construction.
Reliable weather resistance: The insulation layer is resistant to UV and moisture, adaptable to standard outdoor environments.
Easy installation: Simple and flexible structure supports conventional overhead installation and corner wiring.
Low maintenance costs: Fault location and repair are relatively easy, providing good long-term cost efficiency.

Application Scope:
Mainly used for cost-sensitive long-distance power distribution scenarios such as rural power grids, low-voltage overhead lines in mining areas, street lighting, and temporary power supply at 1kV and below.

Special Notes:
Aluminum conductors require dedicated connection fittings; insulation color is typically black, with other colors customizable; self-supporting models (including galvanized steel strand messenger wire) can be produced; suitable for areas with ambient temperature -40℃ to +70℃ and altitude ≤1000m.