Solar cables, or photovoltaic (PV) cables, differ from regular electrical cables due to their specific design for solar power systems. Key distinctions include:
UV and Weather Resistance: Solar cables are UV-resistant for outdoor exposure and weather-resistant to endure rain, snow, and temperature fluctuations.
Flame Retardancy: Designed to meet flame-retardant standards, enhancing safety in the event of electrical faults.
Flexibility: Solar cables are flexible for easy installation in diverse terrains, reducing stress during handling.
Temperature Rating: They operate within a specific temperature range, accommodating high ambient temperatures and electrical heat.
Tensile Strength: Solar cables have higher tensile strength to withstand mechanical stresses during installation and environmental conditions.
