About High Voltage Insulators
High Voltage Insulators we offer are of advanced mechanical strength and can endure the wind load and conductor load. These are of high electrical resistance and can reduce the leakage currents. The insulators make use of insulating material so that the attained dielectric strength is high. Supplied insulators have been made to protect against electrical hazards, such as arcing, electrical discharge etc. Supplied insulators are made to fight against the electrical accidents and failures. The insulators are made for ensuring the safety of equipment and workers.
Exceptional Electrical and Mechanical StrengthDesigned for high voltage applications, our insulators provide outstanding insulationup to 125 kV BILand withstand substantial mechanical loads up to 10 kN (disc type). The materials and construction ensure minimal water absorption, high tensile strength, and long-lasting stability even in challenging operating conditions.
Advanced Outdoor Performance and DurabilityThese insulators offer excellent UV resistance and retain hydrophobicity for polymer models, ensuring weather resistance and anti-tracking properties. With a glazed smooth finish, low thermal conductivity, and self-extinguishing flame resistance (polymer), these components are tailored for outdoor transmission and distribution use.
Certified Quality for Extended Service LifeManufactured to exacting IEC and ANSI standards, each insulator guarantees over three decades of reliable service. The flexibility in size, thickness, and end fitting materialsgalvanized or forged steelallows customization for varying electrical network requirements in substations and industrial systems.
FAQs of High Voltage Insulators:
Q: How do high voltage insulators with 295550 mm creepage distance improve electrical safety?
A: These insulators enhance electrical safety by providing an extended creepage distance, which reduces the risk of flashover and leakage currents under high voltage conditions. This is critical for preventing insulation failures in outdoor and polluted environments.
Q: What are the key benefits of using polymer over porcelain insulators for outdoor applications?
A: Polymer insulators offer superior hydrophobicity, excellent UV resistance, and lighter weight compared to porcelain. They also exhibit self-extinguishing flame resistance and maintain high performance in polluted and wet conditions, making them ideal for outdoor installations.
Q: When should I choose a disc, pin, or post type insulator?
A: The choice depends on your application: disc type is preferred for long transmission lines requiring high mechanical strength, pin type for distribution lines at lower voltages, and post type for substations or settings needing rigid mounting and specific mechanical configurations.
Q: Where are these high voltage insulators typically used?
A: These insulators are widely used in high voltage electrical transmission and distribution networks, substations, and industrial electrical systems to ensure safe, reliable insulation, and mechanical support for conductors.
Q: What is the standard process for customizing insulator size or specifications?
A: To customize an insulator, provide your voltage, mechanical load, and dimensional requirements. Our team will design the insulator according to IEC/ANSI standards, ensuring the creepage distance, size, and end fittings meet your systems specifications.
Q: How does the surface finish and water absorption rate affect performance?
A: A glazed, smooth finish helps prevent surface tracking and contaminant buildup, while a low water absorption rate (<0.5% for porcelain) ensures that dielectric strength is maintained in humid or wet conditions, extending the insulators operational life.
Q: What compliance standards assure the reliability of these insulators?
A: Our insulators comply with IEC 60168, IEC 60383, and ANSI C29 standards, which govern electrical, mechanical, and environmental performanceensuring predictable durability, safety, and global application suitability.