News stories pointing out the problems in electrical wiring have been hitting the internet a lot recently. For example, a few fires in California caused by poorly managed Electrical equipment come to mind in the U.S. It could be because the cables did not meet the regulations or standards of quality for flame retardant power cables, or it could be that someone did not pay enough attention when conducting a necessary evaluation of the current substation.

Either way, fire accidents are unfortunately a significant concern when working with power cables. Sure, environmental factors like temperatures, dryness, or sudden storms can make a big difference in the overall infrastructure of how you lay or organize power cables, but ensuring the production process and quality of the line is equally crucial to fire safety.