Insulator

Insulators are critical components that support and electrically isolate conductors in power transmission and distribution systems. They prevent electric current from leaking, ensuring that electrical circuits remain safe and efficient. Made from materials like porcelain, glass, or composite, insulators are designed to withstand high voltage, extreme weather, and environmental conditions. Commonly used in overhead lines, substations, and transformers, they help maintain system stability and prevent short circuits. Compliant with IEC standards, insulators provide reliable, long-lasting protection for electrical infrastructure, enhancing both safety and performance in power networks.