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Photovoltaic cables are typically made of cross-linked materials that resist UV-induced degradation, cracking, embrittlement, and shortened service life. These materials retain their flexibility and mechanical properties even after exposure for up to 25 years.
High-quality insulation materials are used to simulate normal operating conditions and potential fault conditions according to industry standards to ensure that the cables can withstand electrical loads and stresses in actual installations.
Equipped with combustion test verification, all flame retardant cables are tested to meet professional certifications such as FT-1, VW-1, and CPR, ensuring safety for large urban projects or power stations.
Conventional cables pass AD7 waterproof tests. Specialized AD8 waterproof cables are available for freshwater and seawater floating projects, featuring mildew-proof and salt spray-proof properties.
Rodents such as mice and ants can damage cable sheaths, causing electrical accidents. Advanced physical and chemical solutions provide rodent prevention for residential and industrial systems.
