👉 A voltage fluid, often referred to as a high-voltage electrical fluid or insulating liquid, is a specialized medium used in power transmission and high-voltage electrical systems. It serves as an insulating medium, preventing electrical current from flowing through unintended paths and ensuring the safe and efficient transfer of electricity over long distances. Typically composed of dielectric liquids like mineral oil, silicone oil, or fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP), voltage fluids are chosen for their excellent insulating properties, thermal stability, and ability to withstand high temperatures. They are crucial in reducing electrical losses, enhancing system reliability, and enabling the operation of large-scale power grids by maintaining the integrity of high-voltage circuits.
