
| Parameter | 66 KV | 110 KV | 132 KV | 220 KV | 400 KV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominal System Voltage (KV) | 66 | 110 | 132 | 220 | 400 |
| Rated System Voltage (KV) | 72.5 | 123 | 145 | 245 | 420 |
| Frequency (Hz) | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 |
| Minimum Failing Load (KN) | 70 , 90 , 120 | 70 , 90 , 120 | 70 , 90 , 120 , 160 | 120 , 160 , 210 | 90 , 120 , 160 |
| Creepage Distance (KV/MM) | 31 × KV | 31 × KV | 31 × KV | 31 × KV | 31 × KV |
| Applicable Standards | IEC 61109:2008 / IEC 62217 | IEC 61109:2008 / IEC 62217 | IEC 61109:2008 / IEC 62217 | IEC 61109:2008 / IEC 62217 | IEC 61109:2008 / IEC 62217 |

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A polymer long rod insulator is a composite suspension insulator designed for overhead transmission lines. It consists of a fiberglass reinforced core rod enclosed in silicone rubber housing with metal end fittings. It provides electrical insulation between the conductor and the tower while supporting high tensile loads in medium and high-voltage systems.
Polymer long rod insulators are widely used in transmission lines, substations, railway electrification projects, and power distribution systems. They are especially suitable for high-voltage and extra high-voltage applications requiring strong mechanical performance and reliable insulation.
Polymer long rod insulators are lighter, more durable, and resistant to impact and vandalism compared to porcelain insulators. Their hydrophobic silicone rubber surface reduces contamination buildup and flashover risks, making them ideal for polluted, coastal, and high-humidity environments.
Polymer long rod insulators are available in a wide range of voltage ratings, typically from 33 kV up to 400 kV and above, depending on system design and creepage distance requirements. Custom specifications can be manufactured to meet project standards.
Polymer long rod insulators perform exceptionally well in polluted and coastal environments due to their hydrophobic silicone rubber housing. This prevents water film formation on the surface, reduces leakage current, and minimizes flashover risks, ensuring stable power transmission.
Polymer long rod insulators are designed to handle high tensile loads required in transmission lines. They undergo mechanical failing load (MFL) and routine tensile testing to ensure safe performance under heavy conductor tension and environmental stress.
High-quality polymer long rod insulators typically offer a service life of 25–30 years or more. Their resistance to UV radiation, corrosion, environmental aging, and thermal stress ensures long-term durability and reduced maintenance costs.
Polymer long rod insulators require minimal maintenance compared to ceramic insulators. Their self-cleaning hydrophobic surface reduces contamination buildup, lowering the frequency of washing and inspection in polluted areas.
Polymer long rod insulators should comply with international and national standards such as IEC, IS, or ANSI. These standards ensure proper electrical insulation performance, mechanical strength, environmental durability, and safety compliance.
Polymer long rod insulators reduce flashovers, withstand high mechanical stress, and maintain consistent insulation performance even in harsh environments. Their lightweight design simplifies installation while enhancing grid stability and long-term operational reliability.
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