IEC Type Tee connector
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | IEC Type Tee connector |
| Rated voltage | 24kV |
| Rated normal current | 630A |
| Series | RW-QCBT |
Product descriptions from the supplier
Summary
Shielding 630A IEC type Tee connector, directly connect to the bushing of switchgear and the wall bushing of cable branch box.provide fully insulated safety circuits for SF6 gas switchgear cabinet 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 ~630mm² XLPE cable.
Standard packing
Body of Tee connector
Silicone grease、towels
Stress cone
Instruction Manual
Positioning chain, Phase ribbon
nInsulating plug (incude Semi-conductive end cap)
Handles, gauze
Dust cap
Terminals
Rulers for installation
Bolt stud
Conformity certificat
Technical specification
Item |
Parameter |
Rate voltage |
12kV 24kV 35kV |
Rate current |
630A 630A 630A |
Power frequency withstand voltage for 1 min |
42Kv 54kv 117kv |
Impulse voltage (10 times of positive and negative polarity) |
95kV 125kV 200kV |
Partial discharge |
15kV，≤10pC 21kV，≤10pC 45kV，≤10pC |
Shielding resistance |
≤5000Ω |
Ordering information
Product model |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-25mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-25mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-25mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-35mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-35mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-35mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-50mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-50mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-50mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-70mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-70mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-70mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-120mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-120mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-120mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-150mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-150mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-150mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-185mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-185mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-185mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-240mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-240mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-240mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-300mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-300mm² RW QCBT 35kV-630A-500mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-400mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-400mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-500mm² |
RW-QCBT 12kV-630A-500mm² RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-500mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-500mm² |
RW-QCBT 24kV-630A-630mm² RW-QCBT 35kV-630A-630mm²
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Note: Selection should depend on the outside diameter of insulation of cable, the cable cross-section only for reference
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