Medium Voltage Handholes
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DrSparks
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I would think so. At that voltage, you want to ensure proper spacing.
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Will they be terminated or just rolled in the vault?
If they are rolled will they be terminated in the near future? (10 years)
If they are terminated, definitely.
If they are rolled in the bottom, then we don’t.
(15-35 kV)
No terminations, just pulled through.
If it’s JCN cable I would not waste the money on racks and grounding that wouldn’t be connected to anything.
younwould have to terminate the cable just to connect a ground.
It's shielded EPR, not CN, but I assume that doesn't change your response, correct?
Correct. You still have to cut the cable to connect the shield.
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If no other cable will run through this handhole and no cross bonding is required and no need to ground sheath voltage limiters you may canceled tray and grounding connection.
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