Product Profile of Aerial Bunched Cable For Overhead Power Distribution

Insucon Cables & Cond. Pvt. Ltd offers Aerial Bunched Cable for Overhead Power Distribution. Insucon Cables & Cond. Pvt. Ltd is an ISO 9001:2000 recognized company. Insucon Cables & Cond. Pvt. Ltd offers wide ranges of power, control, and signaling, aerial bunch and telecommunication cables. Aerial Bunched Cable for Overhead Power Distribution provides power losses and ultimate system economy by reducing installation. This Aerial Bunched Cable is ideal for installation in difficult terrains such as hilly areas, forest areas, coastal areas etc.

Advantages of Aerial Bunched Cable for Overhead Power Distribution are:

• Less fault rate on account of good protection against line and ground fault by high winds or falling trees or birds especially in hilly areas & forest are encountered in rural distribution networks.

• High insulation resistance to earth in all seasons and polluted atmospheres. Negligible currents and low losses.

• Multiple circuits of Power and Telephone Cables could be strung in the same set of poles or any other supports like walls etc.

• Better adaptability to run concurrently with existing overhead bare conductor system without any interference.

• High capacitance and low inductance leading to low impedance of lines.

• Lower voltage drop, higher current carrying capacities, Vis-a-vis better voltage regulation.

• Longer spans and longer distance lines are possible with better system stability.

• ABC cables are much safer than bare conductors.

• It can be over hung in dense vegetation and forests.

• Additional connections can be easily and quickly made with hot line connectors.

• Total line costs are reduced.

• Maintenance is very easy

• Very difficult to tap the AB cables, thus reducing theft which leads to lower distribution losses.

This Aerial Bunched Cable is ideal as:

• As replacement of bare lines in rural areas, in woods and in other localities & narrow streets where the space is limited.

• As replacement of bare lines where reliability of supply is of prime importance.

• As replacement of bare lines where high degree of stability of supply voltage is of importance.

• In hilly terrains where cost o erection of overhead lines or under ground cable becomes very high.

• As reinforcement of existing system without increasing voltage for temporary supplies.