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Model

RW-QJT-12/20/600A

RW-QJT-8.7/15/600A

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Basic info

Brand	Switchgear parts
Model NO.	IEEE Type Tee Connector
Rated voltage	8.7/15kV
Rated normal current	600A
Series	RW-QJT

Product Detail

Summary

Shielding 630A IEEE type Tee connector, directly connect to the bushing of switchgear and the wall bushing of cable branch box.provide fully insulated safety circuits for Switch cabinets and cable branch boxes. The tail can be plugged directly with insulating plugs, but also extend the connection after the connection- Head or rear connector with surge arrester. Through 630A prefabricated joints to achieve single-phase or three-phase insulated cables and transformers, switchgear, branch boxes and other equipment connected. The products is suitable for indoor and outdoor installation, continuous rated current is 630A (900A overload for 8 hours). When the product is fitted with a suitable bushing or plug, a fully shielded and hermetically separable connection is provided. Long-term underwater and others- Harsh conditions of operation.For cross-section of the cable cross-section of 25mm² ~ 40Omm² XLPE cable.

Model & Specification	Applicable highest voltage	Rated current	Cross-section of cable mm2	Applicable range of Outside diameter of insulation of cable （mm）
QJT-15/600-50	8.7/15kV	600A	25~50	Φ16~Φ20
QJT-15/600-95	8.7/15kV	600A	70~95	Φ20~Φ23
QJT-15/600-195	8.7/15kV	600A	120~150	Φ23~Φ26
QJT-15/600-240	8.7/15kV	600A	185~240	Φ26~Φ30.5
QJT-15/600-400	8.7/15kV	600A	300~400	Φ30.5~Φ35
QJT-20/600-35	12/20kV	600A	35	Φ18~Φ20
QJT-20/600-70	12/20kV	600A	50~70	Φ20~Φ23
QJT-20/600-120	12/20kV	600A	95~120	Φ23~Φ26
QJT-20/600-185	12/20kV	600A	150~185	Φ26~Φ30.5
QJT-20/600-300	12/20kV	600A	240~300	Φ30.5~Φ35

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VoltEdge Solutions specializes in manufacturing premium MV switchgear accessories for global power distribution systems. Our product range includes circuit breaker modules, disconnector spares, and surge arrestors, engineered for 24kV+ substations and renewable energy plants. With ISO-certified production and 24/7 technical support, we ensure reliability, compliance with IEC standards, and rapid global supply.

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Electrical fittings/Equipment Parts

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Highest Annual Export (USD)

$300000000

Professional Experience

1 years

Workplace

1000m²

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