SIP-2

SIP-2 Cable (Self-Supporting Insulated Wire) is a type of electrical cable used for overhead power transmission lines. It has high durability and resistance to external influences, making it an ideal solution for various power networks. SIP-2 cable is a reliable and efficient option for transmitting electricity through overhead lines, ensuring strength, longevity, and minimal installation costs. 1. Structure of SIP-2 Cable S – Self-Supporting: This means the cable can support its own weight without requiring additional support wires. The self-supporting design simplifies installation and reduces costs. IP – Insulated Wire: I: The wires inside the cable are insulated, preventing short circuits and ensuring operational safety. P: Typically, polymer insulation (such as polyethylene) is used to protect conductors from environmental exposure. 2 – Modification: This indicates that the cable is a modified version of self-supporting insulated wires. This modification includes multiple conductors, allowing higher power transmission and improved cable characteristics. 2. Applications SIP-2 cable is used in various fields, including: Overhead power transmission lines: Used for medium and high voltage overhead power lines. Power networks: For connecting distribution and transformer substations, as well as delivering electricity to consumers. Agriculture: Installation of power transmission lines in rural and remote areas where traditional cable solutions may not be economically viable. Urban and industrial areas: Used for overhead power lines in cities and industrial zones where a reliable and long-lasting wiring solution is required.