Advantages：  
Outstanding Cost-effectiveness: Aluminum conductor and polyethylene insulation are low-cost, offering significant overall cost advantages, suitable for large-scale overhead installation.  
Lightweight Design: Low density of aluminum conductor results in lightweight cables, facilitating transportation and overhead construction.  
Reliable Weather Resistance: Polyethylene insulation is resistant to UV and moisture, and adaptable to standard outdoor environments.  
Easy Installation: Simple and flexible structure supports conventional overhead installation and corner wiring.  
Adequate Conductivity: The aluminum conductor has moderate resistivity, meeting general low-voltage power distribution transmission requirements.  
Low Maintenance Costs: Fault location and repair are relatively easy, providing good long-term cost efficiency.  

Applications：
Low-Voltage Overhead Distribution Networks: Main and branch lines for low-voltage overhead distribution in rural and township areas.  
Temporary Power Supply Projects: Short-term low-voltage power supply needs at construction sites, event venues, etc.  
Rural Grid Upgrades: Replacement or expansion of low-voltage lines in cost-sensitive areas.  
General Outdoor Power Supply: Low-voltage outdoor power supply for parks, street lighting, etc.  
Simple Industrial Power Distribution: Low-voltage overhead power distribution lines within small factories and farms.