
Post insulators are usually made of ceramic or epoxy composite materials, have a columnar structure as the main body and a corrugated surface to increase creepage distance and prevent waste water leakage and arcing.
Post insulators are usually made of ceramic or epoxy composite materials, have a columnar structure as the main body and a corrugated surface to increase creepage distance and prevent waste water leakage and arcing.
Suitable for 50Hz three-phase AC distribution systems, mainly used for supporting wires, insulating live parts and grounding components, providing mechanical fixing and electrical insulation.
Typical applications: - Distribution line: 10 kV overhead line, conductor support, 15 tension section corner insulation.
- Installation of equipment: support for insulation of incoming and outgoing lines of distribution transformers, switches, disconnectors and other equipment.
- Special conditions: Chemical industrial parks and coastal areas prioritize the use of composite insulators to reduce the risk of flashover caused by pollution.
The selection of 10 kV post insulators, which are a major component of the distribution network, requires comprehensive consideration of environmental conditions, mechanical loads, and operation and maintenance costs. The additional use of porcelain and composite insulators can improve system reliability.