What key properties define silicone rubber-insulated cables, and which applications leverage these traits?

Silicone-insulated cables offer unique technical advantages for specialized environments:   Extreme thermal tolerance: Operate reliably from -80°C to 200°C, maintaining performance across wide temperature fluctuations.   Enhanced flexibility: Reinforced with glass fiber braids and silicone varnish to improve structural durability despite inherent elastomer softness.   Superior fire safety: Mineral-based insulation forms a fused silica barrier when burned, preserving dielectric properties for emergency circuit continuity.   Broad chemical resistance: Withstands petroleum products, industrial solvents, and ozone exposure without degrading electrical characteristics.   Low-toxicity profile: LSZH (Low-Smoke Zero-Halogen) formulation minimizes harmful emissions during thermal events.   These properties make them ideal for temperature-variable industrial settings, fire-critical systems (emergency power, alarms), and outdoor installations requiring weather resilience—balancing safety compliance with operational reliability in demanding environments.