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1. Choose the right type of wire based on your specific environment. Consider factors like moisture, heat, and corrosion to prevent insulation failure and ensure long-term reliability. 2. Regularly inspect and replace cables to avoid long-term damage. If the insulation layer becomes old or damaged, exposing the core, it can lead to dangerous electrical faults. 3. In cases of overcurrent or overvoltage, check the insulation strength of the cable promptly. This helps prevent breakdowns that could result in short circuits or equipment damage. 4. Ensure that installation and repair personnel work carefully to avoid accidental misconnections or short circuits caused by human error. 5. When installing bare wires, maintain proper height and spacing between them. This reduces the risk of accidental contact with metal objects or short circuits from falling materials. 6. For overhead lines, follow strict specifications to ensure proper spacing, span, and tension. Avoid situations where wires are too close, too loose, or at risk of colliding with buildings or trees. 7. Select wires with sufficient mechanical strength to prevent them from touching the ground or causing damage if they break. 8. High-voltage overhead lines must use insulators that can withstand high voltages. Otherwise, they may cause grounding faults or serious electrical hazards. 9. When installing wires or temporary lines, always follow safety procedures. Unauthorized wiring or improper connections often lead to short circuits. Remove temporary lines as soon as they are no longer needed. 10. Implement technical protection measures for electrical circuits, such as fuses and automatic circuit breakers, to provide effective overcurrent and overload protection.