Question: What type of cable are TE’s Raychem dry self-supporting flexible terminations compatible with?
Answer: Our Raychem dry self-supporting flexible terminations are designed to be compatible with polymeric insulated cables independent of the manufacturer and can be adapted with respect to grounding required for various cable constructions.
Question: Can the dry self-supporting flexible terminations be installed horizontally and vertically?
Answer: Yes, our dry self-supporting flexible terminations can be installed in both positions up to 90° degrees.
Question: Does TE offer installation trainings for dry self-supporting flexible terminations?
Answer: Yes, our dry self-supporting flexible terminations are part of our high voltage cable accessories training courses. They can take place in our training centers or at your facility. To learn more visit TE.com/trainingcenter
Question: Is it required to fill in the dry self-supporting flexible terminations with insulating liquid?
Answer: No, our dry self-supporting flexible terminations do not require liquid insulation. The electrical insulation is done by the silicone push-on body which makes it a dry version, with no leakage possibilities.
Question: Are they special tools required to install the dry self-supporting flexible terminations?
Answer: For push-on, the silicone body on to the cable, a push on tool might be required. We developed a tool for an easy, fast and safe installation.
Question: Are they different creepage length available to fit different environmental requirements?
Answer: There is only one creepage length available covering the insulation class IV – Very Heavy pollution according to IEC 60071-2.
Question: Does the dry flexible self-supporting come with a self-supporting function?
Answer: Yes, our dry flexible terminations have a self-supporting function by using an insulator in parallel to the cable termination.