Expanded angle type bending-resistant photovoltaic cable
A photovoltaic cable, anti-bending technology, applied in the direction of insulated cables, cables, circuits, etc., can solve the problems of cable bending point fatigue, potential safety hazards, cable damage, etc., to achieve anti-bending, prolong service life, improve intensity effect
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[0038] see Figure 1-2 , an angle-expanding anti-bending photovoltaic cable, comprising a plurality of wire cores 3, an insulating layer 2 wrapped outside the wire cores 3, and a sheath layer 1 wrapped outside the insulating layer 2, and the outer ends of the sheath layer 1 are fixedly connected Multiple groups of evenly distributed angle-expanding external reinforcement strips 4, each adjacent two groups of angle-expanding external reinforcement strips 4 are misplaced, that is, the middle part of one group of medium-angle-expanding external reinforcement strips 4 corresponds to the other group's two expansion angles The gaps between the outer fixing bars 4 make it difficult to produce obvious gaps between the radially adjacent multiple expansion angle outer fixing bars 4, thereby effectively avoiding the situation that the bending range becomes larger when bending at this place, so that The anti-bending effect of the cable is better, and the inner part of the outer fixing str...
Embodiment 2
[0044] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that no two-way outer push rod is arranged in the double-bow support plate 5, and structures such as the outer cladding layer 11, the liquid-absorbing cotton layer 10 and the liquid guide wire 12 are correspondingly removed, so that the structure of the present embodiment It is relatively simple, the cost is low, and it can also achieve the effect of anti-bending. It is more suitable for small photovoltaic systems and places where the service life of cables is not too high.
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