• Single core outdoor cold shrink terminal
  • Single core outdoor cold shrink terminal
  • Single core outdoor cold shrink terminal
Single core outdoor cold shrink terminal
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Model
WLS-35kV
WLS-24kV
WLS-8.7/15kV
Basic info
Brand Switchgear parts
Model NO. Single core outdoor cold shrink terminal
Rated voltage 24kV
Series WLS
Product Detail

ISelf-reset shrink cable accessories is a kind of new cable accessories which is prefabricated by adopting high elasticity silicon rubber. This Iproduct is provided with special dielectric property, the performance of resistance against tracking and corrosion are strong, special water ab sorption rate, the constant shrinkage force, and it will not be insulation dead angle because the cable is bended. When it is installed at locale, it need not the heat source and special tool, so it improves the safety and reliability of product. This product has many other advantages else, such as excellent capability, novel construction and convenient installation, when you use it, you use it,you only need to tear the plank, and then it will self reset. This product is widely used in the following fields: electric power, communication, war industry, metallurgy, mining and petroleum chemical I industry, etc.

Serial No

Product name

Spec model

Applicable of cable cross-section  mm²



1 Core


1

26/35kV Cold shrinkable outdoor terminal kit

WLS - 35/1.1

50 - 120

2


WLS - 35/1.2

150 - 240

3


WLS - 35/1.3

300 - 400

4


WLS - 35/1.4

500

5

12/20kV Cold shrinkable outdoor terminal kit

WLS - 20/1.1 - 1/2

25 - 50

6


WLS - 20/1.2 - 1/2

70 - 120

7


WLS - 20/1.3 - 1/2

150 - 240

8


WLS - 20/1.4 - 1/2

300 - 400

9

8.7/15kV Cold shrinkable outdoor terminal kit

WLS - 15/1.1

25 - 50

10


WLS - 15/1.2

70 - 120

11


WLS - 15/1.3

150 - 240

12


WLS - 15/1.4

300 - 400

13


WLS - 15/1.5

500 - 630

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Switchgear parts
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.
Main Categories
Electrical fittings/Equipment Parts
Business Type
Sales
Highest Annual Export (USD)
$300000000
Professional Experience
1 years
Workplace
1000m²
占位
占位
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