5 effective ways to increase the life of wires and cables
The importance of wires and cables used in homes, industrial buildings and large complexes is not hidden from anyone.
 The smallest malfunction in electrical equipment can lead to irreparable damages and events. Therefore, it is not
 surprising that all individuals and organizations are sensitive to this important issue.

As with other aspects of life, taking proper care of your appliances will actually increase their lifespan.
 Strict implementation and following some basic guidelines will increase the durability of your cables and 
result in reduced safety risks, non-compliance issues, reduced downtime and increased overall efficiency
 of an organization.

Choosing the right cable for the intended purpose
1.It is wise to study the types of cables available in the market to find the most suitable cable for your application.
 In addition to all this, always prioritize safety, so choose the type and size of cable that performs best for various
 factors such as ambient temperature, safety, carrying capacity, mechanical strength and expected performance
 in the environment.

2.Make sure you use best practices when installing your cables
The installation process plays a key role in the durability of your wire and cable. Avoid twisting or
 twisting the wire and cable during installation, as this will mechanically stress and weaken the conductors.
 Pressure or any kind of impact that can damage the insulators should also be avoided.

There are several methods that involve reversing the ends of cables, especially when your cables are subjected
 to prolonged use in harsh environmental conditions, such as extremely hot or cold temperatures.
When in doubt, consult your electrical wire and cable suppliers for recommendations specific to your industry.

3.Make the required cable settings
While cable lengths vary in every situation, it's important to get the right length for your intended use. Being too short
 can cause it to get hit if exposed to minimal pressure, and on the other hand, being too long can cause people to
 accidentally trip over it or get caught in the middle of the device and wear out.
Also, if you use cables in areas with high temperature fluctuations, consider the expansion and contraction of the cables.



4.Make timely repairs

After installation, the most important factor to ensure the safety of electrical equipment is to carry out timely and 
periodic care and monitoring. Inspect the cables regularly and make minor repairs if necessary. Remove all cut and 
frayed cables as cracks may create an unsafe condition.
 Finally, it's a good idea to have a spare cable archive so that you can immediately replace damaged cables in
 case of a temporary repair.
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5.Be sure to write down dates and key information somewhere
Make sure you keep track of the dates. Including the installation date of wires and cables, maintenance plans
 and the date of any failure. All this allows you to determine the root cause of any malfunction and enables
 you to have a basic preventive plan in the future.
All of the above are useful. Because different organizations may use their wires and cables in a
 different way and place them under

put on different levels and in a wide range of environmental conditions. Knowing which cables work
 best for you and how you can work around certain limitations can help you get the most value out 
of your cable inventory.
Proper care and regular maintenance of wires and cables is very important and necessary for greater
 safety, minimum downtime and having an efficient system.