Automotive cables are an important part of the automotive electrical system, but due to the different use environments, automotive cables also have some safety hazards. The following are some common safety hazards and corresponding precautions for automotive cables:


1. short circuit: a short circuit in the automotive cable may lead to vehicle failure to start, damage to electrical equipment, and even cause serious consequences such as fire and explosion. Preventive measures include: regular inspection of the cable, timely replacement of aging, worn wires and cables, avoid direct contact between the cable and the metal frame, and ensure that the cable joints are secure.


2. Overload: Overload of automotive cables may cause electrical equipment to burn and cause accidents. Preventive measures include: use cables that meet specifications, avoid using high power electrical equipment for a long time, and take care not to overload electrical equipment.


3. Aging: Automotive cables will age after a long period of use, leading to rupture and cracking of the cable insulation layer, which may cause accidents. Preventive measures include: regularly replacing aging cables, avoiding excessive bending and twisting of cables, and keeping cables dry.


4. Leakage: Automotive cable leakage may lead to threats to personal safety, especially in wet environments. Preventive measures include: regularly inspect the cable to ensure that the insulation layer is not broken and avoid moisture at the cable joints.


5. Breakage: Automotive cables are prone to breakage due to road bumps and scrapes, resulting in exposed cables and increased safety risks. Preventive measures include: avoiding vehicles driving on bumpy roads, regularly inspecting cables, and replacing broken cables in a timely manner.

In summary, the safety risks of automotive cables mainly include short circuit, overload, aging, leakage and breakage, etc. To prevent these hidden risks, you need to regularly check the cables, replace aging and broken cables in a timely manner, keep the cables dry and clean, and avoid using the cables in an unsuitable environment.


For specification support at any stage of the electric vehicle connection, both in compliance with European standards and international markets, please contact our cable website. https://www.omgevcable.com