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High Temperature Silicone Cable

Our high-temperature silicone cables have a very vast area of application. Usual applications include:
High temperature silicone cables find their largest application in areas where the surroundings are at extremely high temperatures, such as furnaces and heating equipment. This cable is also used in those places where some areas need flexible wiring with resistance to flame and high temperatures. These are suitable for medical equipment, lighting installation, electrical appliances operating at high temperatures, etc.

High Temp Silicone Cable Technical Description

Color

Red, Black, Black, Blue, Green, Yellow

Wire core material

Tinned Copper, Copper

Volt

UP to 300V

Insulation Material

Silicone

Cable Length

0 - 300M

Maximum Temperature

-40 - 200℃

Copper Wire Quantity

7 - 30

Copper Wire Diameter

0.1 - 0.18MM

Certification

RoHS, CE

High-temperature silicone cables, because of their insulation made from silicone rubber, which by nature is resistant to heat, flame, and chemicals, are designed to work under extreme temperatures. Silicone maintains stability and flexibility within a very broad operating temperature range, normally from -50°C to +180°C even up to +250°C for some specific specialty products. Silicone insulations never melt or go brittle at high temperatures; thus, they always perform and remain safe.
Generally, high-temperature silicone cables are more flexible, heat-stable, and chemically resistant than other heat-resistant cables with PVC or polyethylene insulation. Such characteristics fit them more for harsher environments where physical and chemical stresses occur together with high temperatures. While they may be a little more expensive, their durability and performance under the most extreme conditions totally justify your initial investment. For example, in places that require minimum smoke and toxicity, like small spaces and public transport, most recommend silicone cables because of their low smoke, low toxicity, and flame-retardant properties.
High-temperature silicones are designed to be tough, and resistant to a good deal of environmental rough handling; however, their longevity and reliability would be better assured by maintenance. Inspections should cover the possibility of physical damage in the form of cuts, abrasions, torn insulation, tightness of connections, and terminations that should show signs of corrosion, especially in a chemically aggressive environment. It would also be critical to ensure that the cables had not been overloaded beyond their temperature and current ratings, which caused their premature failure. This may involve preventive cleaning of the surfaces of the cable from debris and contaminants in order to avoid degradation of the silicone insulation.
Silicone cables have several environmental advantages in high-temperature cases. First, silicone is one type of inert material that will not release poisonous gases or toxic fumes even when their temperature goes extremely high. Thus, these cables are considered safer in those environments where air quality is more vulnerable. The silicone is also recyclable, though this would take specialized facilities, further adding to environmental sustainability when well managed.
Silicone insulation is heat-resistant; thus, it provides superior electrical insulation to prevent electrical discharges, which in essence increases the safety of the cables while operating under high-voltage conditions. Moreover, silicone flexibility allows for retaining insulation properties under mechanical stress and thermal cycling common at high voltage. This will lead to few breakdowns, consistent performance, and reduced risks of short circuits and other electrical failures.