Joints

Introduction

A Medium Voltage (MV) cable joint allows connection of single-core cables with an operating voltage of up to 36 kV and extruded insulation.

It consists of:

• a metal joint to connect the conductors;
• a double-layer insulating jacket for electric field control;
• copper braid to restore the shielding;
• external coating jacket for electrical and mechanical protection.

Advantages

• covers a wide range of cross-sections with a single product
• reliability for installation in harsh environments
• less bulky
• reduced storage costs
• no need for special tools
• line immediately operational
• ready for use
• no expiry date