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High-voltage cold-shrink termination

Staff -- Plant Engineering, 2/1/2007

Cold-shrink silicone rubber termination kits QT-III, 7672-S-8 (RW) for 69/72,5 kV are designed for indoor or outdoor use. They meet or exceed the requirements of IEC 60840 for 72,5 kV, and solid dielectric insulation, such as PE, XLPE and EPR-shielded, high-voltage cables. The termination requires no tools or heat source, and its light weight means that a crane is not required to install it. The termination kit is designed to accommodate a range of cables and solid dielectric insulations in thicknesses of 400 to 470 mil. It is rated for 325 kV BIL performance levels and covers a conductor size range of 250 to 2,000 kcmil (120-1000 square millimeters).

3M

www.3M.com

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