Index verified manufacturers by cable type, paired with practical selection guides. Whether you source for solar plants, home wiring, or export, Cable.Wang helps you compare fast and skip the guesswork.
Common cable categories—tap to open the directory. Each type comes with selection tips and a knowledge hub.
PV1‑F / H1Z2Z2‑K, UV‑resistant, weather‑resistant, anti‑PID, specially used for DC side of photovoltaic power stations.
Standard interconnectors for PV modules, waterproof and anti‑loosening, with TÜV certification as the baseline.
BV / BVR for indoor wiring, CCC certification and copper‑core purity are the core of home‑installation safety.
YJV / VV for power transmission and distribution trunk lines, full coverage from low‑voltage to high‑voltage, flame‑retardant and fire‑resistant.
KVV series, for equipment control‑signal transmission; shielded type delivers more stable anti‑interference performance.
Local telephone cables, optical cables and data‑communication cables, dual‑track selection amid the transition from copper to optical fiber.
YC / YZ for mobile flexible power supply, wear‑resistant and bending‑resistant, ideal partner for construction machinery.
JKLYJ for overhead power distribution networks, insulation design reduces risks of electric shock and tripping.
Representative makers per category. See the full list on the makers page.
Selection pitfalls, standards, certification—explained in plain English.
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