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Raychem Screened, Separable Connection System RSTI-68 800 A up to 42 kV

Raychem Screened, Separable Connection System RSTI-68, 800 A up to 42 kV

Raychem RSTI screened separable connectors are designed to connect single- and three-core polymeric cables to medium-voltage gas insulated switchgear and other equipment using CENELEC bushings Type C1=630 A and C2=1250 A, specified up to 42 kV.

Applications Single connection Material requested for 3 phases: 1 x RSTI-68xx (Kit) 25

183 110

Made of a highly modified silicone rubber and protected by a thin walled outer conductive screen connected to earth, RSTI connectors are equally suited for indoor and outdoor installation.

Features • The insulation of the connector is made of a highly modified silicone rubber characterised by high tracking resistance, elongation at break and non-flammability. • A thin walled screen is permanently bonded onto the insulation and protects the connection system against accidental contact. • The screened connector need not be removed for over sheath testing. • The screened cable connector exceeds CENELEC HD 629.1 S2 requirements, which includes BS; VDE and other international specifications. • Design fits 630 A and 1250 A bushings (Interface “C1” and “C2”) as specified by EN 50180 and EN 50181. • The compact design supports the use of double “T” connections inside standard terminal boxes. • The wide application range covers cable cross sections from 35 to 300 mm2. • Conductor connection with mechanical, DIN or deep indent lugs. • Easily accessible rear plug with capacitive test point. • Few accessories required for system test, double “T” and earth connection. • Complete kit including lugs facilitates installation and storage.

Supporting a wide application range, the design incorporates one body and two stress cone adapters to cover all cross-sections from 35 to 300 mm2. The overall and cut back dimensions are designed to take up minimum space in the terminal box. RSTI connectors are equipped with a capacitive test point for determining whether the circuit is energised. A conductive cap protects this test point.

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300 max. Ø 86*

* Note: Plastic insulated cable, 36 kV, 300 mm2

Accessories Test rod Ref. no.: RSTI-68TR; Length: 310 mm RSTI-68TRL; Length: 460 mm RSTI-68TRA; Kit includes 2 short and 1 long testrod

Live end seal Material requested for 3 phases: 1 x RSTI-68xx (Kit) 1 x RSTI-68TP (Terminating plug kit) 195

Terminating plug Ref. no.: RSTI-68TP

Earthing adapter Ref. no.: RSTI-68EA20; Ball diameter: 20 mm RSTI-68EA25; Ball diameter: 25 mm

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Raychem Screened, Separable Connection System RSTI-68, 800 A up to 42 kV

Design and construction 1 Screened body A thin walled conductive outer screen is permanently bonded to the silicone rubber insulating material of the body.

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2 Inner screen A conductive inner layer, as a Faraday cage around the compression or mechanical lug, prevents corona at rated voltage.

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3 Compression or mechanical lugs Specially designed DIN and deep indent compression lugs, as well as tinned, mechanical lugs with shear bolts for connecting either aluminium or copper conductor cables.

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4 Stress cone adapter Relieves electrical stress at the point where the cable screen is cut. The insulated section, extending beyond the wire shielding, provides a convenient point for over sheath testing.

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5 Earthing eye and ground lead Provides a connection point for earthing the screen.

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6 Threaded pin A threaded pin together with a spring washer (wave type) and hex nut ensure a high performance electrical and mechanical contact with the bushing. 7 Rear plug with test point Removable rear plug with capacitive test point. 8 Test point The test point is used to determine whether the circuit is energised; alternatively it can be used for phasing. 9 Conductive end cap Electrical screen and protection of the rear end of the separable connector. Mechanical lug

Note: All applications as shown in the brochure need to have a mechanical support, based on the requirements for dynamic short circuit.

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Compression lug

TE Connectivity

Raychem Screened, Separable Connection System RSTI-68, 800 A up to 42 kV

Technical data Cable insulation diameter range Connector cross-section range Maximum system voltage Continuous current rating Basic impulse level Partial discharge at 2 U0 AC voltage withstand, 5 min DC voltage withstand, 15 min Thermal short circuit, 1 s Thermal short circuit, 3 s Dynamic short circuit

22.4 - 42.0 mm 35 - 300 mm2 42 kV 800 A 200 kV < 2 pC 93.5 kV 125 kV 55 kA 32 kA 125 kA

The adapters meet the international CENELEC HD 629.1 S2 specification

Selection table Screened separable connection system 36 kV and 42 kV with DIN compression lugs Cross Section mm2

Diameter Reference number Core insulation min max mm mm

Conductor material Al

Cu

50

22.4 -

35.5

RSTI-6811

RSTI-6821

70

22.4 -

35.5

RSTI-6812

RSTI-6822

95

22.4 -

35.5

RSTI-6813

RSTI-6823

120

22.4 -

35.5

RSTI-6814

RSTI-6824

150

28.9 -

42.0

RSTI-6815

RSTI-6825

185

28.9 -

42.0

RSTI-6816

RSTI-6826

240

28.9 -

42.0

RSTI-6817

RSTI-6827

300

28.9 -

42.0

RSTI-6818

RSTI-6828

Kits with deep indent compression lugs on request. Contact your local sales representative.

Screened separable connection system 36 kV and 42 kV with mechanical lugs and shear bolts Cross Section mm2

Diameter Reference number Core insulation min max mm mm

Conductor material Al or Cu

35 - 95

22.4 -

35.5

RSTI-6851

95 - 150

22.4 -

35.5

RSTI-6852

120 - 240

28.9 -

42.0

RSTI-6853

185 - 300

28.9 -

42.0

RSTI-6855

While TE Connectivity (TE) has made every reasonable effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in this catalog, TE does not guarantee that it is error-free, nor does TE make any other representation, warranty or guarantee that the information is accurate, correct, reliable or current. TE reserves the right to make any adjustments to the information contained herein at any time without notice. TE expressly disclaims all implied warranties regarding the information contained herein, including, but not limited to, any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The dimensions in this catalog are for reference purposes only and are subject to change without notice. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Consult TE for the latest dimensions and design specifications. Raychem, TE Connectivity and TE connectivity (logo) are trademarks.

TE Energy – innovative and economical solutions for the electrical power industry: cable accessories, connectors & fittings, insulators & insulation, surge arresters, switching equipment, street lighting, power measurement and control.

Tyco Electronics Raychem GmbH a TE Connectivity Ltd. Company TE Energy Finsinger Feld 1 85521 Ottobrunn/Munich, Germany Phone: +49-89-6089-0 Fax: +49-89-6096345 energy.te.com

© 2013 Tyco Electronics Raychem GmbH EPP 1714 4/13

Kits for 3-core applications on request. Contact your local sales representative

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Installation Instruction EPP 0227 12/94 Armour Earthing Assembly for Single Core Plastic and Paper Cables 7.2 kV to 36 kV with Wire Armour

wire binder

a 20

clean 250 mm

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Remove the oversheath according to the dimension given in the appropriate Raychem Terminations Installation Instruction, plus dimension a shown below. Remove the armour according to dimension a shown in the drawing. Clean the end of the oversheath for a length of 250 mm.

Diameter over Armour (mm) 16-20 21-50 51-67

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Slide the outer sleeve over the cable. Disassemble the clamping rings. Slide one clamping ring lug-downwards over the cable.

a (mm) 80 120 150

EPP 0227 Page 2

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Spread the armour wires as shown in the drawing and screw the other clamping ring loosely to the lugged clamping ring.

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Install the termination in accordance with the appropriate Raychem Terminations Installation Instruction. Pass the end of the earth lead down through the clamping rings and connect it to one lug of the clamping ring. Tighten the clamping rings.

With a small overlap and slight tension wrap two layers of sealant tape (red) round the oversheath for a length of 50 mm, just below the armour wire ends. Wrap two layers of sealant tape round the earth conductor so that it will be just below the armour wire ends. Attach the earth conductor to the other lug of the clamping ring.

Bend the armour wires back and bind the ends to the oversheath with a wire binder or plastic tape. Note: All sharp wire ends must be covered with plastic tape.

With a slight tension and small overlap wrap two layers of sealant tape (red) over the lower end of the termination for a length of 50 mm.

Position the top end of the outer sleeve level with the top of the sealant tape. Shrink it into place starting at the centre. Shrink the lower end first and work towards the upper end.

Installation of earthing assembly complete.

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 Raychem EPP 0227 12/94

At Raychem we are committed to continuous quality improvement in every aspect of our business. If you have comments on the installation instruction please contact your local Raychem office.

Please dispose of all waste according to environmental regulations.

Raychem is a trademark of Raychem Corporation Raychem GmbH Electrical Products Division Haidgraben 6 D-85521 Ottobrunn Munich, Germany Tel. (089) 6089-0 Fax (089) 6096345

Raychem Corporation Electrical Products Division 220 Lake Drive Newark, DE 19702 U.S.A. Tel. (302) 453-1414 Fax. (302) 453-7574

Raychem Ltd. Electrical Products Division Faraday Rd. Dorcan, Swindon GB-Wiltshire SN 3 5HH, Tel. (0793) 528171 Fax (0793) 482403

Installation Instruction EPP-0317-4/08 Raychem Solderless Earth Connection for Metal Tape Shielded Plastic and Rubber Insulated Cable Terminations 7.2 kV to 36 kV

Tyco Electronics Raychem GmbH Energy Division Finsinger Feld 1 85521 Ottobrunn/Germany 0049-89-6089-0 tel 0049-89-6089-345 fax http://energy.tycoelectronics.com

Before Starting Check to ensure that the kit you are going to use fits the cable. Refer to the kit label and the title of the installation instruction. Components or working steps may have been improved since you last installed this product. Carefully read and follow the steps in the installation instruction.

General Instructions Use a propane (preferred) or butane gas torch. Ensure the torch is always used in a well-ventilated environment. Adjust the torch to obtain a soft blue flame with a yellow tip. Pencil-like blue flames should be avoided. Keep the torch aimed in the shrink direction to preheat the material. Keep the flame moving continuously to avoid scorching the material. Clean and degrease all parts that will come into contact with adhesive. If a solvent is used follow the manufacturer's handling instructions. Tubing should be cut smoothly with a sharp knife leaving no jagged edges. Start shrinking the tubing at the position recommended in the instruction. Ensure that the tubing is shrunk smoothly all around before continuing along the cable. Tubing should be smooth and wrinkle free with inner components clearly defined.

The Information contained in these installation instructions is for use only by installers trained to make electrical power installations and is intended to describe the correct method of installation for this product. However, Tyco Electronics has no control over the field conditions which influence product installation. It is the user's responsibility to determine the suitability of the installation method in the user's field conditions. Tyco Electronics' only obligations are those in Tyco Electronics' standard Conditions of Sale for this product and in no case will Tyco Electronics be liable for any other incidental, indirect or consequential damages arising from the use or misuse of the products. Raychem, TE Logo and Tyco Electronics are trademarks.

EPP-0317-4/08 page 2/3

Installation of Solderless Earth Connection on 3-Core Cables Remove the oversheath of the cable according to the dimensions given in the appropriate Raychem Terminations Installation Instruction. Position the end of the earth lead on the metal tape shield of one core about 100 mm from the end of the oversheath. Starting at the opposite side of the core, wrap the roll spring twice over the earth lead, in the direction of the metal tape shield wrap. Fold the earth lead back over the roll spring. Wrap the rest of the roll spring around the earth lead. Carefully slide the roll spring and earth lead down into the crutch until it is about 10 mm from the end of the oversheath. Tighten the roll spring with a twisting action and fix it into place with two layers of adhesive tape.

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metal tape shield roll spring

Install the remaining springs and earth leads on the other two cores in the same way.

earth lead oversheath

Continue installation in accordance with the appropriate Raychem Terminations Installation Instruction.

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Installation of Solderless Earth Connection on Single Core Cables earth lead Remove the oversheath and metal tape shield of the cable according to the dimensions given in the appropriate Raychem Terminations Installation Instruction.

metal tape shield insulation

Position the end of the earth lead on the metal tape shield. Starting at the opposite side of the cable, wrap the roll spring twice over the earth lead about 5 mm from the end of the oversheath. Apply the roll spring in the direction of the metal tape shield wrap.

roll spring oversheath

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Fold the end of the earth lead back over the roll spring. Wrap the rest of the roll spring over the earth lead. Tighten the roll spring with a twisting action and fix it into place with two layers of adhesive tape. Continue installation in accordance with the appropriate Raychem Terminations Installation Instruction. Please dispose of all waste according to environmental regulations. EPP-0317-4/08 page 3/3

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Installation Instruction EPP-1718-10/09 Raychem Screened Separable Connector 800 A for Bushing Profile “C” in Accordance to EN 50181, and Single Core Polymeric Insulated Cable up to 36 (42) kV Typ: RSTI-68xx Safety Warning: It is essential to observe the applicable safety regulations for working with high voltage equipment. For precise safety information please contact the responsible authority.

Tyco Electronics Raychem GmbH Energy Division Finsinger Feld 1 85521 Ottobrunn/Germany 0049-89-6089-0 tel 0049-89-6096-345 fax http://energy.tycoelectronics.com

Before Starting Check to ensure that the kit you are going to use fits the cable. Refer to the kit label and the title of the installation instruction. Components or working steps may have been improved since you last installed this product. Carefully read and follow the steps in the installation instruction.

Kit Content

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4

8

5

9

6

10

15

7

11

16

12

17

13

Assembly Lubricant

14

2

3 1

3 x Connector body

4

3 x Covering cap

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3 x Threaded pin M16

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3 x Screen cable lug

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3 x Back plug

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3 x Stress cone

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1 x Assembly lubricant

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3 x Wave type washer

3

3 x Gloves

6

3 x Main cable lug

10

1 x PVC tape

15

3 x Nut M16

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1 x Binding wire

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3 x Cable lug (16 + 25)

16

3 x Protective bag

12

1 x String

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3 x Sealing tape (grey)

Table 1 Cross Section mm2

Ø Core Insulation 36 (42) kV min

max

50 70 95

22.4 - 35.5

120

Reference No. Al

Cu

RSTI-6811

RSTI-6821

RSTI-6812

RSTI-6822

RSTI-6813

RSTI-6823

RSTI-6814

RSTI-6824

150

RSTI-6815

RSTI-6825

185

RSTI-6816

RSTI-6826

RSTI-6817

RSTI-6827

RSTI-6818

RSTI-6828

240

28.9 - 42.0

300 35 - 95 95 - 150 120 - 240 185 - 300

22.4 - 35.5 28.9 - 42.0

RSTI-6851 RSTI-6852 RSTI-6853 RSTI-6855

The Information contained in these installation instructions is for use only by installers trained to make electrical power installations and is intended to describe the correct method of installation for this product. However, Tyco Electronics has no control over the field conditions which influence product installation. It is the user’s responsibility to determine the suitability of the installation method in the user’s field conditions. Tyco Electronics’ only obligations are those in Tyco Electronics’ standard Conditions of Sale for this product and in no case will Tyco Electronics be liable for any other incidental, indirect or consequential damages arising from the use or misuse of the products. Raychem, TE Logo and Tyco Electronics are trademarks.

EPP-1718-10/09 Page 2/6

Cable Preparation

600

a

1 metre 255

1

2

Clean and degrease the end of the oversheath for a length of 1 metre with solvent wipe.

Cut the core according to the dimension given in the drawing. Remove the core screen with appropriate screen cutting tool according to the drawing. The surface of the insulation should be free from all traces of conductive material. Compare the diameter over insulation with application range as shown in Table 1 as well as with marking of supplied stress cone. Application Check!

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Cable with wire shield Position the cable with sufficient overlap to the bushing centre. Mark the oversheath 255 mm below the bushing centre. Cut the cable 600 mm above the mark and remove the oversheath over this distance. Cut off Cu-spiral screening tape flush with end of outer sheath. Edges projecting beyond the outer sheath must be avoided, so that the stress cone can not be damaged during push on procedure.

Cut back the insulation according to dimension K given in drawing details. A. Hexagonal and deep indent compression lugs Dimension K must not exceed 60 mm. B. Mechanical lugs Dimension K is identical to depth of bore. Barrel butts against insulation!

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Wrap one turn of sealant tape (grey) with no overlap and slight tension around the end of the oversheath. Cut the tape and push ends together. Bend the shielding wires back onto the oversheath. Avoid crossing the individual wires. Temporarily secure the wires with a tape or wire binder.

Recommendation for large cross sections Convenient push on process of the stress cone requires chamfering of the insulation for cross section 240 mm² and above. See drawing!

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≥ 240 mm2

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K 210 5

40

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Chamfer

Core Preparation

BLMC-185/300-16-800A

Cross Section (Stranded mm2 (RM)

BLMC-95/240-16-800A

Lug Type

BLMC-25/95-16-800A

Table 2 - Use of Insert

35

YES

-

50

YES

-

70

NO

95

NO

YES

-

120

-

YES

-

150

-

YES

-

185

-

NO

YES

240

-

NO

YES

300

-

-

NO

-

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8

Slide the small protective bag (assembly aid) over the exposed conductor and tie it down with a PVC tape as shown in the drawing. Gently lubricate the outer surface of the protective bag and the core insulation with a thin layer of assembly lubricant Apply the lubricant layer with the sponge top as shown.

B. Mechanical lugs with inserts

A. Compression lugs Install the cable lug with the appropriate die and compression tool. Note: Remove any sharp edges. Clean and degrease the lug and insulation from any excessive compression grease.

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The insert has to be used as noted in Table 2.

Apply onto the inner surface of the stress cone at the bottom end a 3 cm long sausage of assembly lubricant and spread it evenly over the inner surface. Use assembly lubricant without sponge top. Push the stress cone in one sequence with a twisting movement over the assembly aid completely onto the insulation until the inner collar of the stress cone stops at the oversheath cut back of the cable. Note: The arrow on the stress cone should point onto the cable sheath. Remove the assembly aid from the conductor.

Ensure that the retention of the insert is locked into the appropriate slot in the barrel. Install the cable lug using a lug fixture. Tighten the bolt set alternately in several equal steps until the heads shear off. Remove any sharp edges.

9b

Apply a thin layer of lubricant onto the outer surface of the stress cone with the sponge top.

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Installation of Connector Body

11a

11b

12

a. Abrade and clean the contact ring of the bushing thread from residuals such as resin or varnish if any.

Clean the conical surface of the bushing and lubricate it with the assembly lubricant as shown.

b. Insert the threaded stud into the bushing and tighten it up with an Allen key (8 mm). Maximum torque: 35 Nm.

Clean and degrease the bottom and front end of the screened connector body and apply a thin layer of lubricant onto the inner surface without the sponge top as shown. Note: Use one way glove to evenly lubricate the inner surface at a length of approximately 50 mm.

13

Push screened connector body with no interruption onto the stress cone and hold it. Continue immediately with the next step.

14

Align the eye of the cable lug with the threaded pin and push the screened connector onto the bushing.

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18a

16

17

Insert the spring washer and hex nut. Tighten the hex nut onto the stud with a spanner (24 mm) at a torque of 30 Nm.

18b

Clean the inner surface of connector back end and apply a thin layer of assembly lubricant. Do the same with the conical interface of the back plug as shown.

a. Place a string into the rear entry of the connector as shown. b. Insert the back plug and screw it into place using a spanner (19 mm) at a torque of 30 Nm. Remove the string prior to the last two turns.

Ensure that the grounding lead is fastened tightly. a. Flip-back the endcap as shown in detail a. Position the protruding ring onto test point. b. Flip the endcap into final position with your finger as shown in detail b.

19

a.

Fix the shielding wires with a wire binder (four layers) at the end of the stress cone. Gather the wires together to form an earth lead. Install at the end of the shielding wires the connection lugs supplied in the kit. Perform connection to ground.

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Screened separable connector completed. Please dispose of all waste according to environmental regulations.

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b.

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