LS Cables Successfully Developed Photovoltaic Composite Cables

Recently, LS Cables stated that it has successfully developed a new type of air-compression composite cable used for the construction of smart grids and communication networks, and successfully obtained overseas orders. This time, LS Cable successfully developed a 12/20kV class air-calendered composite cable for distribution, and signed a supply agreement worth US$10 million with the Australian Electricity Authority.

The biggest feature of this product is different from the previous optical composite cable, and the air pressure setting method is adopted. This method is a new concept installation method in which a sleeve with a diameter of 3 to 5 mm is set inside the cable and then the optical fiber line is infiltrated with high-pressure air. The original optical composite cable can combine up to 16 cores, but this method can incorporate up to 144 cores. Therefore, it can meet the different needs of building various power network and communication network customers, and the expansion is very large. In addition, the use of a double structure of plastic sleeves and sheaths to protect the cables greatly reduces the possibility of product damage. And when replacing, it is only necessary to use air pressure to replace the internal cable. This will in turn reduce operating and investment costs. At the same time, optical cables can also be used to measure the temperature of power cables and monitor the advantages of abnormal conditions in real time.

“In the next five years, the company will target domestic and foreign power companies that want to replace their existing power grids and build new smart grids, and they are committed to providing consumers with new lifestyles that are more in line with the new lifestyle,” said Li Xianxiang, director of the LS Cable Power Overseas Sales Department. The environment, and the unremitting efforts of the international construction company for the target to carry out a series of marketing activities, strive to create $ 40 million in sales."