15kV Non Screen Rear Connector
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | 15kV Non Screen Rear Connector |
| Rated voltage | 8.7/15kV |
| Rated normal current | 630A |
| 电缆截面 | 25-400mm² |
| Series | RW-HJT |
Product descriptions from the supplier
Product features
630A rear plug-in cable joint and front plug-in cable joint products are used in conjunction. Provide a branch of the 630A line, which cannot be directly connected to products such as sleeves. Its tail can be sealed with insulators, and it can also be extended to connect another plug-in cable joint and a plug-in lightning arrester.
Advanced post injection technology, with a shielding layer on the outer layer that can be touched to ensure personal safety. The unique stress cone structure effectively disperses the stress of the power plant and solves the stress problem at the cutting point of the cable shielding layer. It is expandable, flexible to disassemble and assemble, and can complete the T-shaped connection, full sealing, full insulation, full protection, maintenance free, anti flooding, and anti pollution of the cable
Product applications
The 63oA rear plug-in cable connector can be connected with the front plug-in cable connector or another rear plug-in cable connector to provide an extended cable connection loop (branch). It cannot be directly connected to the bushing socket or the wall bushing
Stress cone model description
Stress cone model |
Inner diameter of stress cone |
Cable reference Insulation outer diameter |
8.7/15 (7.5) kV Cable corresponding cross - section |
1# |
15 |
16 - 19 |
25 - 50 |
2# |
18 |
19.8 - 22 |
70 - 95 |
3# |
21 |
22.9 - 24.5 |
120 - 150 |
4# |
24 |
26 - 28.3 |
185 - 240 |
5# |
27 |
29 - 31 |
300 |
6# |
29 |
32 - 34 |
400 |
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