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Sodertite terminations are high quality,
factory sealed cable terminations designed for maximum reliability.
They feature exclusive metal-to-porcelain soldered joints
which eliminates the need for gaskets and reduces installation
time. Since their introduction in 1940, Sodertite terminations
continue to prove the superiority of their design in an increasing
number of field installations. The terminations will accept
low pressure oil and gas filled cables as well as all extruded
dielectric and paper insulated single and three conductor
cables on distribution systems up to 46kV. Sodertite terminations
are designed and tested in accordance with IEEE-48, 1975 standards
for Class 1 terminations.
Application
Sodertite terminations are generally used in applications
where the highest degree of reliability is critical. Single
conductor units are rated 15, 25, 34.5, and 46kV and will
accept conductor sizes within the range of #4 to 2500 kcmil.
Three conductor units are rated 15, 25 and 34.5kV for conductor
sizes through 1000 kcmil. Bracket or flange mounted units
are available.
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Extruded dielectric, URD and shielded,
plastic or lead jacketed. |
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Paper or varnished cambric,
shielded, lead jacketed. |
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Low pressure gas or fluid
filled. |
| Features: |
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Maximum
external insulation - The highest grade, wet
process porcelain provides excellent mechanical strength
and electrical characteristics. The large diameter,
petticoat design combined with an external conducting
glaze between the bottom petticoat and wiping sleeve
greatly increase the electrical strength of the terminator.
The closed hood and ferrule design provides extra internal
creepage. |
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Reliable
stress control – Stress relief cone kits
consisting of insulating tapes and shielding braid are
available as an insulating medium depending upon the
application. |
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Gasketless
sealing system – Special metal-to-porcelain
soldered joints eliminates the need for gaskets throughout
the termination. Spun copper wiping sleeve and hood
provide maximum mechanical strength and positive sealing
surface. |
Spreader Heads
Spreader heads are used in conjunction with single conductor
terminations when a greater phase-to-phase aerial spacing
is required than provided by multi-conductor terminations.
The spreader heads are applicable on three conductor paper
or varnished cambric insulated lead covered cables, rubber
or polyethylene insulated jacketed cables and low pressure
gas or oil insulated cables with a maximum O.D. of 5 1⁄4
inches. Two styles of Sodertite spreader heads are available
which feature factory soldered joints for gasketless sealing.
Spreader heads can be oil, gas or compound filled. For compound
filling, soft Novoid “9A” is recommended. In certain
applications, a harder compound such as Novoid “X”
can be used to form a barrier at the base of the spreader
head to reduce the possibility of migration of the soft compound
into the cable. Various styles of gasketless spreader heads
are available for use with single conductor terminations when
a greater phase-to-phase aerial spacing is required.
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