When selecting flexible cables, users need to consider several key parameters. First is the conductor material and cross-sectional area, which directly affect the cable's electrical conductivity and current-carrying capacity. Second are the materials used for the insulation and sheath layers; these must offer excellent electrical insulation properties, wear resistance, and resistance to environmental degradation. Additionally, users must select the appropriate cable specifications and models-such as voltage rating and operating temperature range-based on the specific application environment.
