Submittal Review Form Standard Form

SF01.05 Technical Submittal

To: RED ENGINEERING FAO: JASON VAN HEERDEN

Project Name: Echelon Datacentre Date Submitted: 18/07/2023
Submittal Title: MV Termination Submittal - 500sqmm Rev No.: 4

Submittal Reference Number: KGE-E- 147 Required Response Date: 25/07/2023

Details of Submittal attached for Approval

Description: Submittal for the approval of MV Termination Submittal - 500sqmm

Change from Specification or Schedule (Yes / No): | Details:

Produced By: David Haran Print Name: David Haran

Distribution List

F.A.O. Company Name Action (A) / Copy (C) Comments (see below)
JASON VAN HEERDEN RED ENGINEERING A Yes / No
Yes / No
Yes / No

Comments

Please provide the VI cure for the 800SA-10-24N.

APPROVAL RESPONSE (Tick and complete as appropriate):

STATUS A – APPROVED NO COMMENT 

X

STATUS B – APPROVED WITH COMMENTS 

STATUS C - REVISE & RESUBMIT 

FOR REVIEW – AWAITING RESPONSE 

NOT ISSUED - 

WITHDRAWN – NO LONGER REQUIRED 

RESPONSE OVERDUE – GREATER THAN 28 DAYS 

Approved By (Signature) _____________________

J van Heerden/R Haspica On Behalf Of: ______________________
RED

Approved By (Block Capitals) __________________

J van Heerden/R Haspica Date: _______________
26/04/2023

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SF01.05 Technical Submittal

Echelon Datacentre

TS-E-0147

TECHNICAL SUBMITTAL FOR MV Termination Submittal (500sqmm)

TO BE USED IN ECHELON DATACENTRE
1. Please provide Kirby's switchgear termination points in the submittal.
Response- Switchgear Termination Point drawings attached. (P46)
2. Please confirm that the termination kit specified below can do 2x terminations plus the surge arrestor.
Response- Please refer to CONNECTOR EARTHING AND CABLE CLAMPING data sheet in technical submittal. (P40)
3. Please provide surge arrestor connection and mounting detail.
Response- Please refer to 800SA Surge Arrester Typical Application and dimension data sheet in technical submittal. (P11-12)
4. Please ensure and demonstrate that by connecting the connectors and surge arrestor there will not be any undue stress on the switchgear
terminals. Response- Noted. To be reviewed in the FOK.
5. Please provide further technical characteristics of the surge arrestors to confirm selection: High current impulse waveform, long duration
impulse current and associated waveform, short circuit performance, ambient temperature range, max thermal energy absorption capacity, line
discharge class, temporary overvoltage TOV /1s and 10s, power frequency voltage versus time characteristic (TOV), V-I
characteristic.Response- Please refer to 800SA Surge Arrester Typical Application and dimension data sheet in technical submittal. (P11-14)

(Kirby) Rated voltage of the SW attached,

Comments received on 24/04: based on which Surge arrestor is selected.
Please confirm the selected surge arrestor in the table below is correct.

(18/07) Procedure for 804PB is updated. 800PB has been removed from previous
revision

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SF01.05 Technical Submittal

Echelon Datacentre

Contents Page

1. *Previous Comments:.

2. Schedule of proposed Equipment and associated Drawings:

2.1 *Schedule of Equipment
2.2 Contractor co-ordinated drawings

3. Product Specific information:

3.1 *Product data sheets:

4. MV Termination Procedure

5. Switchgear Termination Points

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Contents Page
2. Schedule of proposed Equipment and associated Drawings:

1. Lugs part of the Kit

4. Tee Connector - 484TB & 480TB / 804PB

5. A2 Cable Gland

6. COUPLING CONNECTOR - 480TB, 484TB & 489TB

7. Screen Earthing Device

8. Surge Arrestors

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Notes:
RMU XX XXX.X-XX 87T PORTABLE (FLY LEAD) TYPE 1. Electrical interlocks shall be provided to prevent paralleling of the
40kA FOR 1 SEC
A-FL R1 OPEN CLOSE
utilities, whilst allowing the automatic reconfiguration of the MV
IP31
ring following a single fault, without reducing below N
RMU redundancy.
REMOTE CONTROL

PANEL
02 2. Line Differential Protection (87L) to be provided on each section
630A
TYPE
2
N/C of each ring, i.e. between MV-DUB13 switchboards and RMUs
VCB
and between each RMU. Transformer differential protection to
be provided on each MV/LV transformer.
01 02
630A 630A
N/C N/C 3. Refer to schedules and specifications for all protection and
VCB VCB
metering requirements.
PANEL PANEL
TYPE TYPE
TRIP 1 TRIP 1
4. Safe interlocks shall be provided to prevent closing an earth
87 87
switch if earth switch in ring feeder at the other end of the
corresponding ring leg is not in a closed position, to prevent
R2 R2
inadvertent earthing of live circuits.
NEXT RMU NEXT RMU

5. Refer to schedules and specifications for further details, MV

operation, HMI/EPMS requirements and remote operation.
A DETAIL NTS 6. Castell key interlock to be provided on TX feeder to open TX
TYPICAL GIS RMU enclosure. Castell key to be released when VCB in TX feeder is
open and associated earth switch closed to earth.

DUB12 Switchgear
Naming Convention
2e 4e 3e 1e 4f 2f 1f 3f T-01 2g 1g 3g 4g U-01 T-01 U-01
PTX PS 022.a-01 PTX PS 144.a-01 PTX PS 133.a-01 PTX PS 011.a-01 PTX PS 144.b-01 PTX PS 022.b-01 PTX PS 011.b-01 PTX PS 133.b-01 PTX SC 001.S-01 PTX PS 022.c-01 PTX PS 011.c-01 PTX PS 133.c-01 PTX PS 144.c-01 PTX RS 001.R-01 PTX SC 102.S-01 PTX RS 102.R-01
(TX 003-2A) (TX 003-4A) (TX 003-3A) (TX 003-1A) (TX 003-4B) (TX 003-2B) (TX 003-1B) (TX 003-3B) (TX 003-SC-01) (TX 003-2C) (TX 003-1C) (TX 003-3C) (TX 003-4C) (TX 003-R1) (TX 003-SC-02) (TX 003-R2)

4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 3.5MVA 4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 4MVA 3.5MVA 4MVA
DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11 DYN11
10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13 10% K13

630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A
3P M22A01 3P M44A01 3P M33A01 3P M11A01 3P M44B01 3P M22B01 3P M11B01 3P M33B01 3P M01S01 3P M22C01 3P M22C01 3P M33C01 3P M44C01 3P M01R01 3P M02S01 3P M02R01
VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB
READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FOLLOWING
DUB13 Switchgear DRAWING'S AND DOCUMENT'S
Naming Convention 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A
630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A 630A
SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD SW/BD Doc.No.
RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU SC
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU PS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU RS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU SC
3P
VCB
3P
VCB RMU RS
3P
VCB
3P
VCB
Rev. Title
022.a-01 144.a-01 133.a-01 011.a-01 144.b-01 022.b-01 011.b-01 133.b-01 001.S-01 022.c-01 011.c-01 133.c-01 144.c-01 001.R-01 102.S-01 102.R-01
CBL MV D13.A-01

CBL MV D13.A-02

CBL MV D13.A-03

CBL MV D13.A-04

CBL MV D13.A-05

CBL MV D13.B-01

CBL MV D13.B-02

CBL MV D13.B-03

CBL MV D13.B-04

CBL MV D13.B-05

CBL MV D13.R-01

CBL MV D13.R-02

CBL MV D13.R-03
CBL MV D13.C-01

CBL MV D13.C-02

CBL MV D13.C-03

CBL MV D13.C-04
CBL MV D13.S-01

CBL MV D13.S-02

CBL MV D13.S-03
SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2 SEE NOTE 2

RING 3A RING 3B RING 3C RING 3D

TYPICAL RING INTERCONNECTION

CABLE SIZE = 2 x 3 x 1c x 240mm² Cu

DRAWING STATUS
CABLE SIZE = 2 x 3 x 1c x 240mm² Cu CABLE SIZE = 2 x 3 x 1c x 240mm² Cu
STAGE 4
MV-D13-A MV-D13-B
SEE NOTES 3 & 4 SEE NOTES 3 & 4
40kA FOR 1 SEC 40kA FOR 1 SEC
A-FLR A-FLR
IP31 IP31
J03 J05
PORTABLE (FLY LEAD) TYPE
OPEN CLOSE
PORTABLE (FLY LEAD) TYPE
OPEN CLOSE
AMV BMV CMV DMV
PANEL
TYPE
PANEL
TYPE
PANEL
TYPE
PANEL
TYPE
PANEL
TYPE
J04PANEL
PANEL
TYPETYPE J02
PANEL
TYPE
P02 P02 P02 P02 MV SWITCGEAR MV SWITCHGEAR P02 P02 P02 P02
REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL

J02 02
630A
03
630A
04
630A
05
630A
05
630A
04
630A
03
630A
02
630A
N/C N/C N/O N/O N/O N/O N/C N/C C01 STAGE 4 ISSUE 30/09/22 JT RH
VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB VCB
P5 STAGE 4 ISSUE 15/07/22 JT RH
1600A 1600A
PANEL 01 J04 BUSBAR BUSBAR J05 J03 PANEL 01 P4 STAGE 4 01/07/22 JT RH
TYPE 1600A TYPE 1600A
P01 N/C P01 N/C
VCB VCB P3 DRAFT 90% STAGE 4 ISSUE 29/04/22 JT GM
J01 J01 P2 DRAFT 90% STAGE 4 ISSUE 15/04/22 JT GW

P1 DRAFT 90% STAGE 4 ISSUE 01/04/22 JT GW

CBL MV D13.A-06

CBL MV D13.B-06
ELECTRICAL INTERLOCK TO ALL ELECTRICAL INTERLOCK TO ALL
RMUS AND OPPOSITE RING RMUS AND OPPOSITE RING
FEEDER FEEDER

*
POWER PLANT * * *
OUTSIDE OF SCOPE
MAIN MV CABLES SHALL BE MAIN MV CABLES SHALL BE
INSTALLED UNDER DUB13 INSTALLED UNDER DUB13
CONTRACT PACKAGE CONTRACT PACKAGE

CABLE SIZE = 4 x 3 x 1c x 500mm² Cu CABLE SIZE = 4 x 3 x 1c x 500mm² Cu ELECTRICAL SERVICES

MV SCHEMATIC
20 kV SUPPLY A

20 kV SUPPLY B

JT RH
IE-0153 D10-RED-B13-ZZ-SC-E-61101
D10-RED-B13-ZZ-SC-E-60101
30/09/2022

NTS (A1) C01 D10-RED-B13-ZZ-SC-E-61101

D10-RED-B13-ZZ-SC-E-60101
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3. Product Data sheets

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 MV-A - MV-B J01 Incomer

484TB
INTERFACE C
TEE CONNECTOR

Application Technical characteristics Up to 42 kV

Separable tee shape • The thick conductive EPDM 630 A - 1250 A
connector (bolted type) jacket provides a total safe to
designed to connect polymeric touch screen which ensures 6/10 (12) kV
insulated cable to equipment safety for personnel. 6.35/11 (12) kV
(transformers, switchgear, • Each separable connector is 8.7/15 (17.5) kV
motors, ...). tested for AC withstand and 12/20 (24) kV
Also connects cable to cable partial discharge prior to 12.7/22 (24) kV
when using the appropriate leaving the factory. 18/30 (36) kV
mating parts. 19/33 (36) kV
20.8/36 (42) kV

Design 185 mm
Separable connector
comprising:
1. Conductive EPDM insert.
2. Conductive EPDM jacket.
3. Insulating EPDM layer
moulded between the insert
and the jacket.
4. Type C - interface as 4 9
described by CENELEC
EN 50180 and 50181. 8
5
5. Conductor connector.
6
6. Basic insulating plug (with 1
VD point).
7. Cable reducer. 2
8. Conductive rubber cap. 360 mm
9. Clamping screw. 3
10. Earthing lead.

The screen break design

enables cable outer sheath 10
testing without removing or
dismantling the connector.

Specifications and 7
standards
The 484TB separable connector
meets the requirements of
CENELEC HD 629.1.

Separable Voltage Current Ir

Conductor sizes (mm2)
connector Um (A)
When installed on an
type (kV) appropriate equipment bushing min max
484TB/G 12 1250 50 630
K484TB/G 24 1250 35 630
10/2013

M484TB/G 36 1250 35 630

P484TB/G 42 1250 35 630

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 Kit contents
The complete (K)(M)(P)484TB/G The kit also comprises silicone grease, field
tee connector kit comprises 3x control mastic, gloves, roll adhesive tape,
installation instructions and crimp chart.
the following components:

Conductor
(K)(M)(P)484TB/G-S-
contact TMBC-X W-X
connector kit

Basic insulating
plug
Connector housing Stud+nut Conductor (K)(M)(P)800BIPA Cable reducer
(K)(M)(P)484BT/G contact TBC-X + rubber cap 611CA-W

Ordering instructions Table W

To order the tee connector,
Ordering Dia. over core insulation (mm)
select the ordering part number
part number min max
which gives you the best
centring of your core insula- 3 x 484TB/G-S-15-X 16.0 22.0
3 x 484TB/G-S-19-X 20.0 26.5
tion diameter and substitute X
3 x 484TB/G-S-22-X 23.5 31.0
using table X, according to your 3 x 484TB/G-S-27-X 28.5 37.5
conductor size and type. 3 x 484TB/G-S-32-X 34.0 42.5
Add a 'K' for use up to 24 kV, 3 x 484TB/G-S-37-X 39.0 48.5
add an 'M' for use up to 36 kV, 3 x 484TB/G-S-43-X 45.5 56.0
add a 'P' for use up to 42 kV. Table X

Example: Aluminium and Copper

Conduc- Aluminium conductor
The copper wire screened cable copper conductor conductor
tor sizes
is 36 kV, 240 mm2 stranded (mm2) DIN Deep DIN
Bolted
aluminium with a diameter over hexagonal indent hexagonal
core insulation of 37.0 mm. 35 35(K)M-12-2 35KM-12-1 35(K)M-11-2
16.95-14-5

Order 3 x
50 50(K)M-12-2 50KM-12-1 50(K)M-11-2
M484TB/G-S-32-240(K)M-12-
70 70(K)M-12-2 70KM-12-1 70(K)M-11-2
50.150-14-5

2 tee connector kit.

95 95(K)M-12-2 95KM-12-1 95(K)M-11-2
95.240-14-5

120 120(K)M-12-2 120KM-12-1 120(K)M-11-2

120.300-14-5

150 150(K)M-12-2 150KM-12-1 150(K)M-11-2

185 185(K)M-12-2 185KM-12-1 185(K)M-11-2
185.400-14-5

240 240(K)M-12-2 240KM-12-1 240(K)M-11-2

300 300(K)M-12-2 300KM-12-1 300(K)M-11-2
400 400(K)M-12-2 400KM-12-1 400(K)M-11-2
400.630-14-5

500 500(K)M-12-2 500KM-12-1 500(K)M-11-2

630 – 630KM-12-1 630(K)M-11-2

For use with For use with copper For use with For applications Components can be For use in potentially
copper tape wire screened cables. other cable types. outdoors and in ordered individually. explosive atmospheres
screened cables. No earthing Please contact our humid climate. (for 12 kV max).
Order appropriate device is representative. Order: +MWS. Add -/ATEX to part number.
screeen earth kit. necessary.

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 MV-A - MV-B J01 Incomer

804PB
COUPLING CONNECTOR
FOR 484TB/G

Application Technical characteristics Up to 41.5 kV

Separable coupling connector • A thick conductive EPDM 630 A (1250 A)
(bolted type) for dual cable jacket provides a total safe to
arrangement. It has been touch screen. 6/10 (12) kV
designed to be used with • Each separable connector is 6.35/11 (12) kV
484TB separable Tee connector. tested for AC withstand and 8.7/15 (17.5) kV
partial discharge prior to 12/20 (24) kV
leaving the factory. 12.7/22 (24) kV
18/30 (36) kV
19/33 (36) kV
20.8/36 (41.5) kV

Design 290 mm
1. Interface designed to fit
484TB connector.
2. Bus for 804PB.
3. Conductor connector
(hexagonal crimping, deep
indent crimping or bolted).
4. Conductive EPDM insert.
5. Conductive EPDM jacket. 2
6. Insulating EPDM layer 8
moulded between the 3
insert and the jacket. 9
4
7. Cable reducer. 1
8. Conductive EPDM cap. 5
9. Basic insulating plug (with
395 mm
VD point). 6
10. Earth lead.
484TB
The screen break design connector
enables cable outer sheath 10
testing without removing or
dismantling the connector.

Specifications and
standards 7
The 804PB coupling connector
meets the requirements of
CENELEC HD 629.1. 110 mm

Separable Voltage Current Current

Conductor sizes (mm2)
connector Um Ir Ir (A)
When installed on an
type (kV) (A) appropriate equipment bushing min max
804PB/G 12 630 1250 50 630
K804PB/G 24 630 1250 35 630
02/2011

M804PB/G 36 630 1250 35 630

P804PB/G 41.5 630 1250 35 630

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Kit contents
The complete (K)(M)(P)804PB/G The kit also comprises silicone grease, field
coupling connector kit control mastic, gloves, roll adhesive tape,
installation instructions and crimp chart.
comprises 3 x the following
components:

Conductor
contact TMBC-X
3 x (K)(M)(P)804PB/G-W-X
coupling connector kit

Connector housing Contact rod Conductor Cable reducer

(K)(M)(P)804BP/G and stud contact TBC-X 611CA-W

Ordering instructions Table W

To order the coupling connector,
Ordering Dia. over core insulation (mm)
select the ordering part number
part number min max
which gives you the best
centring of your core insula- 3 x 804PB/G-15-X 16.0 22.0
3 x 804PB/G-19-X 20.0 26.5
tion diameter and substitute X
3 x 804PB/G-22-X 23.5 31.0
using table X, according to your 3 x 804PB/G-27-X 28.5 37.5
conductor size and type. 3 x 804PB/G-32-X 34.0 42.5
Add a 'K' for use up to 24 kV, 3 x 804PB/G-37-X 39.0 48.5
add an 'M' for use up to 36 kV, 3 x 804PB/G-43-X 45.5 56.0
add a 'P' for use up to 41.5 kV. Table X

Conduc- Aluminium conductor Copper conductor

Example: tor sizes DIN Deep DIN
(mm2) Bolted Bolted
The copper wire screened cable hexagonal indent hexagonal
is 36 kV, 240 mm2 stranded 35 35(K)M-12-2 35KM-12-1 35(K)M-11-2
aluminium with a diameter over 50 50(K)M-12-2 50KM-12-1 50(K)M-11-2
70 70(K)M-12-2 70KM-12-1 70(K)M-11-2
core insulation of 37.0 mm.
95 95(K)M-12-2 95KM-12-1 95(K)M-11-2
Order a M804PB/G-32-240(K)
120 120(K)M-12-2 120KM-12-1 120(K)M-11-2
M-12-2 coupling connector kit.
150 150(K)M-12-2 150KM-12-1 150(K)M-11-2

185 185(K)M-12-2 185KM-12-1 185(K)M-11-2

240 240(K)M-12-2 240KM-12-1 240(K)M-11-2

300 300(K)M-12-2 300KM-12-1 300(K)M-11-2

400 400(K)M-12-2 400KM-12-1 400(K)M-11-2

500 500(K)M-12-2 500KM-12-1 500(K)M-11-2

630 – 630KM-12-1 630(K)M-11-2

For use with For use with copper For use with For applications Components can be When installed on an
copper tape wire screened cables. other cable types. outdoors and in ordered individually. appropriate equipment
screened cables. No earthing Please contact our humid climate. bushing:
Order: Kit MT. device is representative. Order: +MWS. 1250 A continuously
necessary.

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 SURGE ARRESTER FOR 480TB,
800SA Surge Arrestor
for Main Incomer (J01) in MV-A & MV-B 484TB, 489TB, 800PB, 804PB
AND 809PB CONNECTOR

APPLICATION
Surge arrester designed to
protect 12, 24, 36 and 42 kV
class components, including
transformers, equipment, cable
and accessories from high voltage
surges resulting from lightning or
switching. It has been designed
to be used with the 480TB,
484TB and 489TB separable tee
connectors.
TECHNICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
• This surge arrester is a metal
oxide varistor surge arrester in an
elbow configuration.
• Each arrester is tested for AC
withstand, partial discharge and
critical voltage prior to leaving the
factory.

DESIGN 170 mm
105 mm
Surge arrester comprising:
1. Interface designed to fit the 6/10 (12) kV
480TB, 484TB and 489TB Dia. 6.35/11 (12) kV
tee connector.
75 mm
8.7/15 (17.5) kV
2. Conductive EPDM insert. 1 12/20 (24) kV
3. Conductive EPDM jacket.
5
12.7/22 (24) kV
4. Insulating EPDM layer 18/30 (36) kV
moulded between the insert 2
19/33 (36) kV
and the jacket. L2 20.8/36 (42) kV
5. Receptacle for contact rod. L1
3
9
6. Metal oxide valve elements.
7. Steel cap.
4 Up to 42 kV
8. Earth connection. 6

9. Earthing lead. Dia.

65 mm

SPECIFICATIONS AND 7

STANDARDS 8

The 800SA surge arresters meet

the test requirements of IEC
60099-4.

Nominal Max. continuous Dimensions

Surge Rated
discharge operating (mm)
arrester voltage
current voltage
type Ur (kV)
In (kA) Uc (kV) L1 L2
800SA-10-6N 10 6 4.8 270 310
800SA-10-9N 10 9 7.2 270 310
800SA-10-12N 10 12 9.6 270 310
800SA-10-15N 10 15 12.0 270 310
800SA-10-18N 10 18 14.4 270 310
800SA-10-22N 10 22 17.6 270 310
800SA-10-24N 10 24 19.2 370 410
800SA-10-30N 10 30 24.0 370 410
800SA-10-33N 10 33 26.4 370 410
800SA-10-36N 10 36 28.8 370 410
800SA-10-45N 10 45 36.0 470 510
800SA-10-51N 10 51 40.8 470 510 03/2020

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TYPICAL APPLICATION AND ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
DIMENSIONS To order the surge arrester,
specify the surge arrester type, as
described on previous page.
290 mm

180 mm 110 mm EXAMPLE:

For a maximum continuous
operating voltage (r.m.s.) of
24 kV and a nominal discharge
current of 10 kA.
Order a 800SA-10-30N surge
arrester.

Type 800SA
Type
surge arrester
484TB
tee
connector

IECEx
NOTES:
For use in potentially
• The surge arrester body needs explosive atmospheres
to be positioned vertically after (for 12 kV max).
installation. Order: ATEX-IECEx

• Prior to cable testing, the surge

arrester shall be removed.

TECHNICAL DATA

Steep current Lightning current Switching impulse High current

Surge residual voltage residual voltage
residual impulse
arrester [8/20 μs] (kV) [36/90 μs] (kV)
voltage @ 10 kA withstand
type
[1/20 μs] (kV) (kA)
@ 5 kA @ 10 kA @ 20 kA @ 125 A @ 500 A
800SA-10-6N 20.4 16.8 18.3 20.5 12.9 13.7 100
800SA-10-9N 28.5 23.5 25.6 28.7 18.0 19.2 100
800SA-10-12N 38.0 31.4 34.2 38.3 24.1 25.7 100
800SA-10-15N 48.1 39.7 43.2 48.4 30.5 32.5 100
800SA-10-18N 58.1 48.0 52.2 58.5 36.8 39.2 100
800SA-10-22N 70.1 57.9 63.0 70.6 44.4 47.3 100
800SA-10-24N 77.0 63.6 69.2 77.6 48.8 52.0 100
800SA-10-30N 97.0 80.1 87.2 97.7 61.5 65.5 100
800SA-10-33N 103.4 85.4 93.0 104.2 65.6 69.9 100
800SA-10-36N 115.9 95.7 104.2 116.8 73.5 78.3 100
800SA-10-45N 144.1 119.0 129.5 145.1 91.3 97.3 100
800SA-10-51N 166.0 137.1 149.2 167.2 105.2 112.1 100

23
 VI curve for 800SA-10-22N
80

70
10 kA residual voltage = lightning impulse protection level = 61,6 kV

60
Peak value of voltage (kV)

50

Peak value of rated voltage: √2∙Ur = √2∙22 kV = 31,1 kV

40

30

Peak value of continuous operating voltage: √2∙Uc = √2∙17,6 kV = 24,9 kV

20
Leakage current Îres = 10 µA (pk)
Nominal discharge current In = 10 kA
10

0
1,0E-06 1,0E-05 1,0E-04 1,0E-03 1,0E-02 1,0E-01 1,0E+00 1,0E+01 1,0E+02 1,0E+03 1,0E+04 1,0E+05
peak value of current (A)
 Standard Form

SF01.05 Technical Submittal

Echelon Datacentre

4. MV Termination Procedure

KGE-E-003 - Cable Ladder R6 Page 3 of 7 Issued: 23/03/2022

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14 October 2020 - Revision 1 - Supersedes edition of 21 April 2020 Page 1 of 11

CAUTION : Read instructions thoroughly and completely prior to beginning installation.

Installation instructions for separable tee connector - type C interface

(K),(M),(P)484TB/G
Up to 42 kV

Only to be used on cable with copper wire screen AND aluminium foil screen bonded
to the outer sheath.

Check if the diameter over cable core insulation is in accordance with

the cable reducer range as indicated in table below:
Cable reducer size Dia. over core insulation (mm)
(see label on cable reducer) min max
611CA-15 16.0 22.0
611CA-19 20.0 26.5
611CA-22 23.5 31.0
611CA-27 28.5 37.5
611CA-32 34.0 42.5
611CA-37 39.0 48.5
611CA-43 45.5 56.0
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This product should be installed only by competent personnel trained in good safety practices involving
high voltage electrical equipment. These instructions are not intended as a substitute for adequate
training or experience in such safety practices. These instructions do not attempt to provide for every
possible contingency. Failure to follow these instructions could result in damage to the product and
serious or fatal injury. IMPORTANT : Cable and associated apparatus must be de-energised, locked
out, and tagged prior to product installation.
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Required components for the connector installation :

or
3 x Conductor +
3 x 484TB/G 3 x Cable reducer 1 x Nylon vent rod contact - TBC-X Installation
tee connector 611CA-W or TMBC-X instructions

or +
3 x Basic insulating 3 x Basic insulating 3 x Threaded stud
plug + cap - 800BIPR plug + cap - 800BIPA M16 & flange nut Silicone grease
+ wipers Gloves
(up to 24 kV) (up to 42 kV)

Field control Water sealing

Roll adhesive mastic, type mastic, type MWS 6 x Stainless steel 3 x Earthing device
tape MFC-RLT
(outdoor applications)
strap + buckle with earthing braid

Sand paper Installation

instructions
grade P240

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NB : Only one phase is shown in these instructions. Make off all three phases
the same way. Use a cable conversion kit for 3-core cables.
CABLE PREPARATION
& é “ semi-
EQUIPMENT conductive
screen

M
secure with
PVC tape

CUT
HERE
equipment
bushing
(type C interface )

copper
screen
295 wires

245

!
end of outer
cable sheath
& Al foil screen
abrade 100 mm
outer cable with sandpaper
sheath P240

1 Train the cable into the approximate finished position next to the equipment bushing.
2 Mark centre line « M » of the bushing.
3 Mark the end of the outer cable sheath at 295 mm from centre line “M”.
4 Sand the outer sheath over a distance of 100 mm.
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5 Remove the outer cable sheath with Al foil together.

! Don’t damage the copper wire screen.
6 Temporarily secure the screen wires with the PVC tape.
7 Cut the cable to a point 245 mm from the outer sheath.

Caution: in the case of conductive coated outer cable sheaths, the conductive coating must be removed during the
installation of accessories in order to be able to carry out e.g. cable sheath testing. For this purpose, the conductive
coating of the outer cable sheath must be removed with a suitable stripping tool for a length of approx. 400 mm below
the end of the cable sheath.
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DETAIL
cable outer sheath
with alu foil

earthing device

‘ ( §

earthing
device
with braid

20
max
5
40 18
!
max 40
5
adhesive
tape
3 longitudinal stainless
splits at 120° steel
straps
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8 Cut 3 longitudinal splits at 120° in the outer sheath (see detail) to a point max 40 mm from the edge.
9 Using a blunt tool, make a slight funnel of the outer sheath to fit the earthing device underneath the sheath.
a Install the earthing device underneath the outer sheath. Have it protruded by max 20 mm and then compress
back the outer sheath.
! Don’t damage the copper wire screen.
z Cleat the outer sheath using the stainless steel straps. Twist straps twice around the cable and fold back the ends
to avoid sharp edges.
e Apply two layers of adhesive tape to cover the metal straps. Make sure the splits are fully covered.
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è ! ç A

copper screen DETAIL

wires
moisture
block

moisture
block
sealing
mastic

adhesive
5 tape

sealing
sealing mastic
mastic
strip

r a) At the level of the earth braid’s moisture block, apply one layer of sealing mastic around the outer sheath (è).
b) Push the earth braid into the mastic layer (!).
c) Apply the rest of the mastic over the moisture block and compress (!).
t Bend all the copper screen wires downwards, around the outer sheath. Group the wires around the sheath avoiding
overlapping the earth braid (see detail) (ç).
y In order to avoid sharp edges apply 2 layers of adhesive tape. Start on the edge of the earthing device and continue
up to a point 5 mm on the mastic layer (A).

Z E

insulation

semi-conductive
screen

end of the outer

cable sheath 40
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outer cable
60 sheath
u Apply a tape marker at 60 mm from the
end of the outer cable sheath.
i With an appropriate tool, remove the
tape semi-conductive screen to a point 40 mm
marker
from the end of the outer cable
outer cable
sheath sheath.
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REMOVAL OF THE CORE INSULATION

A. Compression type contacts (Type TBC-X) B. Mechanical type contacts (Type TMBC-X)

core insulation conductor core insulation conductor

10 10 contact
conductor contact conductor

C C
1 A. For compression type contacts : remove the core insulation from the conductor for a distance « C » mm
(C = depth of contact bore + 10 mm).
1 B. For mechanical type contacts : remove the core insulation from the conductor for a distance « C » mm
(C = depth of contact bore + 10 mm).

field control mastic, type MFC-RLT bevel protective

conductor adhesive tape

10

2 Slightly bevel the edge of the core insulation (2 mm). Do not sharpen in cone-shape.
3 Thoroughly clean core insulation. Always wipe towards the screen wires.
4 As a protection, wrap a few turns of adhesive tape around the conductor end.
5 Remove field control mastic strip, type MFC, from coated paper. Apply the mastic on the cutback edge of the
semi-conductive screen, covering approximately 5 mm of the extruded semi-conductive screen and 5 mm of the
core insulation. Push the mastic in place while stretching it progressively until both ends overlap and tear-off the
excess mastic. Using the coated side of the paper, squeeze the mastic tightly in place on the step of the
semi-conductive screen.

INSTALLATION OF THE CABLE REDUCER

core insulation

cable reducer
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lubricate

1 Lubricate* the indicated area : core insulation, mastic, semi-conductive screen and inner surface of the reducer.
2 Slide the reducer down the cable until flush with the tape marker.
3 Remove the protective adhesive tape from the conductor.
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CRIMPING OF THE CONTACT

A Compression type contacts (Type TBC-X)

contact
conductor palm
cable reducer contact

equipment
bushing

1 For aluminium conductors: before installing the conductor contact, wire brush the conductor.
2 Fit the contact on to the conductor. Position the crimp contact taking care that the contact hole aligns with the
bushing hole.
3 Prior to crimping distance « Z » must be between 155 and 160 mm.
4 Crimp the contact.
5 After crimping distance « Z » must be between 155 and 165 mm.
If necessary, adjust the position of the cable reducer until distance « Z » is within the tolerance range.
6 Remove any burrs left after crimping and wipe-off excess inhibitor.
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B Mechanical type contacts (Type TMBC-X)

Before tightening

Z = 155 - 165 conductor

contact

contact
holding tool palm
cable reducer

equipment
bushing

1 For aluminium conductors : before installing the conductor contact, wire brush the conductor.
2 Insert, if necessary, the centre ring into the contact barrel according to the table in the contact installation
instruction.
3 Position the contact taking care that the contact hole aligns with the bushing hole.
4 Before tightening, distance « Z » must be between 155 and 165 mm.
5 Tighten the contact. Please refer to the installation instruction included with the contact.

After tightening

adhesive
tape
Z = 155 - 165
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6 After tightening, distance « Z » must be between 155 and 165 mm.

If necessary, adjust the position of the cable reducer until distance « Z » is within the tolerance range.
Using adhesive tape, secure the cable reducer.
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CONNECTOR INSTALLATION ON CABLE

clean thoroughly

cable reducer lubricate

connector
housing

1 Clean cable reducer, core insulation and contact.

2 Lubricate* the inside of the connector housing and outer surface of the cable reducer.
3 Check if the longer interface of the tee connector is pointed towards the bushing. Whilst preventing the
cable reducer from further movement down the cable, gently slide the housing on the cable. Its final position is
reached when the centre of the contact spade is along the axis of the interfaces of the connector. The cable
reducer must stay in place during installation.

CONNECTOR INSTALLATION ON BUSHING

30 Nm

M16 stud

lubricate

equipment equipment
bushing bushing

connector
housing
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1 Install M16 threaded stud into the

bushing interface.
2 Using a 13 mm wrench or a hex key of 3 Clean and lightly lubricate* both connector and
8 mm, tighten the stud exerting bushing interface.
30 Nm (3 kgm or 22,1 foot-pounds). 4 Push the connector on to the bushing.

* USE ONLY THE SILICONE LUBRICANT SUPPLIED

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50 Nm

22mm
M16 flange L ≥ 90 mm
nut extension
22 mm
socket

1/2" - 12,7 mm
torque wrench

5 Install the M16 flange nut on to the threaded stud.

6 Use torque wrench with a socket wrench 22 and tighten exerting 50 Nm (5 kgm or 36,9 foot-pounds) of torque.
In order to achieve the correct applied torque ensure that there is no lubricant on the threaded
parts.

INSTALLATION OF THE BASIC INSULATING PLUG

lubricate
30 Nm
22mm

22 mm
6-point
basic socket
insulating
plug

1/2" - 12,7 mm
torque wrench
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1 Clean and lubricate* the insulating plug for the opposite side of the connector.
2 Insert the plug in the connector and tighten assembly : use torque wrench with a 6-point socket of 22 mm and
tighten exerting 30 Nm (3 kgm or 22,1 foot-pounds) of torque.
In order to achieve the correct applied torque ensure that there is no lubricant on the threaded
parts.

* USE ONLY THE SILICONE LUBRICANT SUPPLIED

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INSTALLATION OF THE CAP CONNECTOR EARTHING

AND CABLE CLAMPING

protective
nylon vent rod cap
Installation on insulating plug BIPR without voltage
detection point (for applications up to 24 kV only) :
- Clean the inside of the cap and the outside surface of
the connector and insulating plug.
- Place the nylon vent rod along the insulating plug (see fig.)
to exhaust the air during assembly of the cap.
- Push the cap firmly over the connector and onto the
insulating plug.
- Press the cap on all sides to make sure it is well positioned
earthing
over the connector. Position the cap with the pulling tab lead
pointing downwards.
- Remove the nylon vent rod.

locking earth
point braid screen
wires
cable
clamp
earthing
cable lug
protective system
nylon vent rod cap earth system
earth
Installation on insulating plug BIPA with voltage
detection point (for applications up to 42 kV) :
- Clean the inside of the cap and the outside surface of 1 Connect screen wires, earthing braid and
the connector and insulating plug. the connector earthing lead to the system
- Place the nylon vent rod along the insulating plug (see fig.) earth.
to exhaust the air during assembly of the cap.
- Push the cap firmly over the connector and onto the NOTE :
insulating plug. A connector/bushing mated combination
- Press the centre of the cap onto the locking point should not be allowed to carry the full
until it snaps into place. Press the cap on all sides to weight of the cable.
make sure it is well positioned over the connector. Position Therefore it is necessary to clamp the cable
the cap with the pulling tab pointing downwards. as close as possible to the connector.
- Remove the nylon vent rod.
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IMPORTANT NOTES :
- Never disconnect the connector from energised equipment nor energise a disconnected connector
without previously installing on its appropriate corresponding mating part.
- Do not allow hydrocarbon oils or solvents to contaminate the E.P.D.M. rubber.
In the event of contamination, wipe the surface clean with a dry cloth.

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Zuid III - Industrielaan 12
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Tel: +32 (0)53/85 02 11 – Telefax: +32 (0)53/83 10 13
sales.euromold@nexans.com
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CAUTION : Read instructions thoroughly and completely prior to beginning installation.

Installation instructions for separable tee connector - type C interface

(K),(M),(P)804PB/G
Up to 42 kV

Only to be used on cable with copper wire screen AND aluminium foil screen bonded
to the outer sheath.

For installation on a 484TB/G tee connector or a 804PB/G coupling connector

tightened with a clamping screw (type 1)

OR

clamping clamping
screw screw

OR with flange nut (type 2)

OR

flange nut flange nut

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This product should be installed only by competent personnel trained in good safety practices involving
high voltage electrical equipment. These instructions are not intended as a substitute for adequate
training or experience in such safety practices. These instructions do not attempt to provide for every
possible contingency. Failure to follow these instructions could result in damage to the product and
serious or fatal injury. IMPORTANT : Cable and associated apparatus must be de-energised, locked
out, and tagged prior to product installation.
Page 2 of 15

Check if the diameter over cable core insulation is in accordance with

the cable reducer range as indicated in table below:
Cable reducer size Dia. over core insulation (mm)
(see label on cable reducer) min max
611CA-15 16.0 22.0
611CA-19 20.0 26.5
611CA-22 23.5 31.0
611CA-27 28.5 37.5
611CA-32 34.0 42.5
611CA-37 39.0 48.5
611CA-43 45.5 56.0

Required components for the connector installation :

or
3 x Conductor +
3 x 804PB/G 3 x Cable reducer 1 x Nylon vent rod contact - TBC-X Installation
coupling connector 611CA-W or TMBC-X instructions

+
Field control Water sealing
3 x Contact rod mastic, type mastic, type MWS Silicone grease
and stud (outdoor applications) + wipers Gloves
MFC-RLT

Roll adhesive Sand paper 6 x Stainless steel 3 x Earthing device Installation

tape strap + buckle with earthing braid instructions
grade P240
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NB : Only one phase is shown in these instructions. Make off all three phases
the same way. Use a cable conversion kit for 3-core cables.
CABLE PREPARATION
& é “ semi-
EQUIPMENT conductive
screen

M
secure with
PVC tape

CUT
HERE
equipment
bushing
(type C interface )

copper
screen
295 wires

245

!
end of outer
cable sheath
& Al foil screen
abrade 100 mm
outer cable with sandpaper
sheath P240

1 Train the cable into the approximate finished position next to the equipment bushing.
2 Mark centre line « M » of the bushing.
3 Mark the end of the outer cable sheath at 295 mm from centre line “M”.
4 Sand the outer sheath over a distance of 100 mm.
5 Remove the outer cable sheath with Al foil together.
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! Don’t damage the copper wire screen.

6 Temporarily secure the screen wires with the PVC tape.
7 Cut the cable to a point 245 mm from the outer sheath.

Caution: in the case of conductive coated outer cable sheaths, the conductive coating must be removed during the
installation of accessories in order to be able to carry out e.g. cable sheath testing. For this purpose, the conductive
coating of the outer cable sheath must be removed with a suitable stripping tool for a length of approx. 400 mm below
the end of the cable sheath.
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DETAIL
cable outer sheath
with alu foil

earthing device

‘ ( §

earthing
device
with braid

20
max
5
40 18
!
max 40
5
adhesive
tape
3 longitudinal stainless
splits at 120° steel
straps
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8 Cut 3 longitudinal splits at 120° in the outer sheath (see detail) to a point max 40 mm from the edge.
9 Using a blunt tool, make a slight funnel of the outer sheath to fit the earthing device underneath the sheath.
a Install the earthing device underneath the outer sheath. Have it protruded by max 20 mm and then compress
back the outer sheath.
! Don’t damage the copper wire screen.
z Cleat the outer sheath using the stainless steel straps. Twist straps twice around the cable and fold back the ends
to avoid sharp edges.
e Apply two layers of adhesive tape to cover the metal straps. Make sure the splits are fully covered.
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è ! ç A

copper screen DETAIL

wires
moisture
block

moisture
block
sealing
mastic

adhesive
5 tape

sealing
sealing mastic
mastic
strip

r a) At the level of the earth braid’s moisture block, apply one layer of sealing mastic around the outer sheath (è).
b) Push the earth braid into the mastic layer (!).
c) Apply the rest of the mastic over the moisture block and compress (!).
t Bend all the copper screen wires downwards, around the outer sheath. Group the wires around the sheath avoiding
overlapping the earth braid (see detail) (ç).
y In order to avoid sharp edges apply 2 layers of adhesive tape. Start on the edge of the earthing device and continue
up to a point 5 mm on the mastic layer (A).

Z E

insulation

semi-conductive
screen

end of the outer

cable sheath 40
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outer cable
60 sheath
u Apply a tape marker at 60 mm from the
end of the outer cable sheath.
i With an appropriate tool, remove the
tape semi-conductive screen to a point 40 mm
marker
from the end of the outer cable
outer cable
sheath sheath.
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REMOVAL OF THE CORE INSULATION

A. Compression type contacts (Type TBC-X) B. Mechanical type contacts (Type TMBC-X)

core insulation conductor core insulation conductor

10 10 contact
conductor contact conductor

C C
1 A. For compression type contacts : remove the core insulation from the conductor for a distance « C » mm
(C = depth of contact bore + 10 mm).
1 B. For mechanical type contacts : remove the core insulation from the conductor for a distance « C » mm
(C = depth of contact bore + 10 mm).

field control mastic, type MFC-RLT bevel protective

conductor adhesive tape

10

2 Slightly bevel the edge of the core insulation (2 mm). Do not sharpen in cone-shape.
3 Thoroughly clean core insulation. Always wipe towards the screen wires.
4 As a protection, wrap a few turns of adhesive tape around the conductor end.
5 Remove field control mastic strip, type MFC, from coated paper. Apply the mastic on the cutback edge of the
semi-conductive screen, covering approximately 5 mm of the extruded semi-conductive screen and 5 mm of the
core insulation. Push the mastic in place while stretching it progressively until both ends overlap and tear-off the
excess mastic. Using the coated side of the paper, squeeze the mastic tightly in place on the step of the
semi-conductive screen.

INSTALLATION OF THE CABLE REDUCER

core insulation

cable reducer
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lubricate

remove
protective
adhesive tape

1 Lubricate* the indicated area : core insulation, mastic, semi-conductive screen and inner surface of the reducer.
2 Slide the reducer down the cable until flush with the tape marker.
3 Remove the protective adhesive tape from the conductor.
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CRIMPING OF THE CONTACT

A Compression type contacts (Type TBC-X)

contact
conductor palm
cable reducer contact

equipment
bushing

1 For aluminium conductors: before installing the conductor contact, wire brush the conductor.
2 Fit the contact on to the conductor. Position the crimp contact taking care that the contact hole aligns with the
bushing hole.
3 Prior to crimping distance « Z » must be between 155 and 160 mm.
4 Crimp the contact.
5 After crimping distance « Z » must be between 155 and 165 mm.
If necessary, adjust the position of the cable reducer until distance « Z » is within the tolerance range.
6 Remove any burrs left after crimping and wipe-off excess inhibitor.
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B Mechanical type contacts (Type TMBC-X)

Before tightening

Z = 155 - 165 conductor

contact

contact
holding tool palm
cable reducer

equipment
bushing

1 For aluminium conductors : before installing the conductor contact, wire brush the conductor.
2 Insert, if necessary, the centre ring into the contact barrel according to the table in the contact installation
instruction.
3 Position the contact taking care that the contact hole aligns with the bushing hole.
4 Before tightening, distance « Z » must be between 155 and 165 mm.
5 Tighten the contact. Please refer to the installation instruction included with the contact.

After tightening

adhesive
tape
Z = 155 - 165
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6 After tightening, distance « Z » must be between 155 and 165 mm.

If necessary, adjust the position of the cable reducer until distance « Z » is within the tolerance range.
Using adhesive tape, secure the cable reducer.
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CONNECTOR INSTALLATION ON CABLE

coupling
connector
clean thoroughly housing

cable reducer lubricate

1 Clean cable reducer, core insulation and contact.

2 Lubricate* the inside of the connector housing and outer surface of the cable reducer.
3 Check if the longer interface of the tee connector is pointed towards the bushing. Whilst preventing the
cable reducer from further movement down the cable, gently slide the housing on the cable. Its final position is
reached when the centre of the contact spade is along the axis of the interfaces of the connector. The cable
reducer must stay in place during installation.

COUPLING CONNECTOR INSTALLATION ON TEE CONNECTOR

Type 1

clamping 800BIPA
screw basic protective
insulating cap
plug

Type 2
earthing
lead
flange nut 800BIPA basic
insulating protective
plug cap
In case the tee connector has been already installed
(otherwise proceed to step no. 6).
Separable tee connector, 1 Remove the protective cap from the tee connector. Put the
type 484TB/G protective cap aside in a clean and safe place for later re-use.
2 Remove the 800BIPA basic insulating plug. Use a wrench
with 22 mm socket. Put the insulating plug aside in a clean
and safe place for later re-use.
3 Type 1: remove the clamping screw. Use a wrench with a
22 mm socket and an extension. Put the clamping screw
aside in a clean and safe place for later re-use.
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Type 2: remove the flange nut. Use a wrench with a 22 mm

socket and an extension. Put the flange nut aside in a clean
and safe place for later re-use. Check that M16 stud is still
mounted correctly.
Re-tighten to 30 Nm if required. Proceed with step 10
cable
on page 10.
clamp 4 Disconnect the earthing leads and cable clamps.
5 Disconnect the tee connector from the bushing.
The bushing should be free.

* USE ONLY THE SILICONE LUBRICANT SUPPLIED

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30 Nm

8mm
or
M16 stud
8 mm
socket 13 mm
8 mm wrench
hex key

equipment
bushing
1/2" - 12,7 mm
torque wrench

6 Install M16 threaded stud into the bushing interface.

7 Using a 13 mm wrench or a hex key of 8 mm, tighten the stud exerting 30 Nm (3 kgm or 22,1 foot-pounds).

lubricate

connector
housing
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8 Clean and lightly lubricate* both connector and bushing interface.

9 Push the 484TB/G connector on to the bushing.

* USE ONLY THE SILICONE LUBRICANT SUPPLIED

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equipment
bushing
50 Nm
L≥70 mm

8mm
contact 8 mm
rod socket
8 mm
hex key

1/2" - 12,7 mm
torque wrench

contact
rod

a Install the contact rod onto the threaded stud.

z Use a torque wrench with a 8 mm socket and an hex key of 8 mm and tighten exerting 50 Nm (5 kgm or
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36,9 foot-pounds) of torque.

In order to achieve the correct applied torque ensure that there is no lubricant on the threaded
parts.

For type 1 with clamping screw : see step 12 page 12.

For type 2 with flange nut : see step 16 page 13.

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Type 1: clamping screw

equipment
bushing lubricate

contact
rod

coupling
connector

e Clean and lubricate* both female tee connector interface and male interface of the coupling connector.
r Push the coupling connector straight entry to the contact rod of the tee connector. In case of applying the
coupling connector in an offset position take care not to damage the contact rod during
installation.

equipment
bushing

50 Nm
22mm

clamping L ≥ 130 mm
screw extension
22 mm
socket

1/2" - 12,7 mm
coupling torque wrench
connector
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t Insert the clamping screw into the threaded hole of the contact rod by hand.
y Use torque wrench with extension and 22 socket and tighten exerting 50 Nm (5 kgm or 36,9 foot-pounds) of torque.
In order to achieve the correct applied torque ensure that there is no lubricant on the threaded
parts.

* USE ONLY THE SILICONE LUBRICANT SUPPLIED

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Type 2: flange nut

30 Nm

M16
contact stud
rod

coupling
connector

u Install the M16 threaded stud into the bushing interface.

i Using a 13 mm wrench or a hex key of 8 mm, tighten the stud exerting 30 Nm (3 kgm or 22,1 foot-pounds).
In order to achieve the correct applied torque ensure that there is no lubricant on the threaded
parts.
o Clean and lubricate* both female tee connector interface and male interface of the coupling connector.
p Push the coupling connector on to the contact rod of the tee connector. Take care not to damage the contact rod
during installation of the coupling connector.

50 Nm
22mm

flange nut L ≥ 130 mm

extension
22 mm
socket

1/2" - 12,7 mm
coupling torque wrench
connector
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q Install the flange nut on to the threaded stud.

s Use torque wrench with extension and socket wrench 22 and tighten exerting 50 Nm (5 kgm or 36,9 foot-pounds)
of torque.
In order to achieve the correct applied torque ensure that there is no lubricant on the threaded
parts.

* USE ONLY THE SILICONE LUBRICANT SUPPLIED

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INSTALLATION OF THE BASIC INSULATING PLUG

equipment lubricate
bushing
30 Nm

22mm
22 mm
basic 6-point
insulating socket
plug

1/2" - 12,7 mm
coupling torque wrench
connector

1 Clean and lubricate* the insulating plug and the female interface of the coupling connector.
2 Insert the plug into the connector and tighten assembly : use torque wrench with a 6-point socket of 22 mm and
tighten exerting 30 Nm (3 kgm or 22,1 foot-pounds) of torque.
In order to achieve the correct applied torque ensure that there is no lubricant on the threaded
parts.

INSTALLATION OF THE CAP

locking
point

protective protective
cap cap
nylon vent rod nylon vent rod

Installation on insulating plug BIPR without
voltage detection point (for applications up to
24 kV only) :
- Clean the inside of the cap and the outside surface of
the connector and insulating plug.
- Place the nylon vent rod along the insulating plug
(see fig.) to exhaust the air during assembly of
the cap.
Installation on insulating plug BIPA with
voltage detection point (for applications up to
42 kV) :
- Clean the inside of the cap and the outside surface
of the connector and insulating plug.
- Place the nylon vent rod along the insulating plug
(see fig.) to exhaust the air during assembly of
the cap.
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- Push the cap firmly over the connector and onto the
insulating plug.
- Press the cap on all sides to make sure it is well
positioned over the connector. Position the cap with
the pulling tab pointing downwards.
- Remove the nylon vent rod.
- Push the cap firmly over the connector and onto the
insulating plug.
- Press the centre of the cap onto the locking
point until it snaps into place. Press the cap on
all sides to make sure it is well positioned over the
connector. Position the cap with the pulling tab
pointing downwards.
- Remove the nylon vent rod.

* USE ONLY THE SILICONE LUBRICANT SUPPLIED

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CONNECTOR EARTHING AND CABLE CLAMPING

earthing
lead

screen
wires

system
earth
cable
clamp

1 Bend back the screen wires along the outer sheath to form a pig tail.
2 Connect screen wires, earthing braid and the connector earthing lead to the system earth.

NOTE :
A connector/bushing mated combination should not be allowed to carry the full weight of the cable.
Therefore it is necessary to clamp the cable as close as possible to the connector.

IMPORTANT NOTES :
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- Never disconnect the connector from energised equipment nor energise a disconnected connector
without previously installing on its appropriate corresponding mating part.
- Do not allow hydrocarbon oils or solvents to contaminate the E.P.D.M. rubber.
In the event of contamination, wipe the surface clean with a dry cloth.

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Echelon Datacentre

4. Switchgear
5. MV Termination Procedure
Termination Points

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CHARACTERISTICS NOTES
A (IN COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARD IEC 62271-200) A
SWITCHGEAR VERSION = COMPLETE COLOUR OF FRONT DOORS = RAL 7035

SWITCHGEAR VERSION = LSC2A SIDEWALLS PAINTED = YES SIDES = L+R

RATED VOLTAGE (Un) = 24 kV

AUTOMATION AND CONTROL

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OPERATING VOLTAGE = 20 kV

RATED FREQUENCY (fr) = 50 Hz

ETHERNET COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL = IEC61850 HSR - Modbus TCP
B B
RATED LIGHTNING IMPULSE WITHSTAND VOLTAGE (Up) = 125 kV
SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL = -
RATED POWER FREQUENCY WITHSTAND VOLTAGE (Ud) = 50 kV
IEC61850 EDITION = 2.0
RATED CURRENT OF MAIN BUSBARS (Ir) = 1250 A
COMMUNICATION MEDIA = Ethernet
RATED SHORT-TIME WITHSTAND CURRENT (Ik) = 25 kA

RATED PEAK WITHSTAND CURRENT (Ip) = 62.5 kA

SUPPLIED IMPLEMENTS
RATED DURATION OF SHORT CIRCUIT (tk) = 2 s
MIMIC DIAGRAM
C INTERNAL ARC CLASSIFICATION (IAC) = AFLR C
COUPLE OF SIDES CLOSING
ARC TEST CURRENT (Ia) = 16 kA x 1s
BOTTOM CLOSURE
AMBIENT CONDITION = NORMAL
ISOLATOR OPERATING LEVER
AMBIENT AIR TEMPERATURE = -5°C ...+40°C

DEGREE OF PROTECTION (OPERATION SEATS EXCLUDED) = IP3X

DEGREE OF PROTECTION WITH OPEN DOORS = IP2X

D RATED SUPPLY VOLTAGE OF CONTROL AND SIGNALLING CIRCUITS (Ua) - UNDER UPS = 230VAC D
INTERNAL VOLTAGE OF CONTROL AND SIGNALLING CIRCUITS (Ua) - UNDER UPS = 110VDC

RATED SUPPLY VOLTAGE OF SPRING CHARGING MOTOR (Ua) - UNDER UPS = 230VAC

RATED SUPPLY VOLTAGE OF LIGHTING AND HEATING CIRCUITS (Ua) - NON UPS = 230VAC

RATED VOLTAGE OF LOW VOLTAGE CONDUCTORS (Uo/U) = 450/750V

TYPE OF CABLE FOR LOW VOLTAGE CONDUCTORS = LSOH

CROSS-SECTION OF CONDUCTORS FOR VOLTAGE CIRCUITS = 1.5 mm²

E E
CROSS-SECTION OF OTHER CONDUCTORS (CONTROL AND SIGNALLING CIRCUITS) = 1.5 mmq

CROSS-SECTION OF CONDUCTORS FOR INTERCONNECTIONS = 2.5 mm²

CROSS-SECTION OF CONDUCTORS FOR INTERCONNECTIONS OF SUPPLY VOLTAGE = 4 mm²

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3 AC 20kV 50Hz, 1250A, 25kA for 2Sec

A -BB1 -BB1 A

-QBS RED615 -QBS RET620 -QBS RED615

HBDEDAAHNPC1BNA11G NBTNAAAANHC1BNN11G HBDEDAAHNPC1BNA11G
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50 51N 59 50 51N 59 50 51N 59

F.O. TO H02 F.O. TO H01 F.O. TO H02
-AA 51 67N -AA 51 67N -AA 51 67N
67 87L 67 87T 67 87L
I U E P Q I U E P Q
F.O. TO H03 I U E P Q

F.O. TO EXTERNAL

F.O. TO EXTERNAL
F.O. FOR LINE DIFFERENTIAL

F.O. FOR LINE DIFFERENTIAL

B B

CT FROM EXTERNAL (FOR DIFFERENTIAL)

MBO1 MBO1 MBO1

-QAB MBC -QAB MBC -QAB MBC

VD4/R-Sec VD4/R-Sec VD4/R-Sec

24kV 24kV 24kV
630A 630A 630A
25kA 25kA 25kA
P1 P1 P1
THE E/S WORKS AS ONE SINGLE UNIT

THE E/S WORKS AS ONE SINGLE UNIT

THE E/S WORKS AS ONE SINGLE UNIT

BOTH E/S ARE APPLIED TOGETHER

BOTH E/S ARE APPLIED TOGETHER

BOTH E/S ARE APPLIED TOGETHER

-PFV1 -PFV1 -PFV1
-BUS1,2,3 -BCT1,2,3 CT MEASURE -BUS1,2,3
OPERATING FROM THE G-SEC

OPERATING FROM THE G-SEC

OPERATING FROM THE G-SEC

KEVCD24AE3 (TO EXTERNAL) KEVCD24AE3
500/1/1A
P2 10VA P2
Cl.0.5-FS5
Cl.PX-0,04A
C 1,55Ω-243V P2 C

-BAT1,2,3
20/√3kV
-QCE -QCE 0,1/√3kV -QCE
30VA-cl.0.5
0,1/3kV
30VA-cl.3P

-RAA
D D

E E
Panel H01 H02 H03
Panel Name SBC SBC SBC
Transformer
Description Ring Ring
Feeder
Rated Current 630A 630A 630A
Max. Cable Size 2x(3x1x240mm²) 1x(3x1x240mm²) 2x(3x1x240mm²)
Circuit Diagram 1VCE027719T0100 1VCE027719T0101 1VCE027719T0100

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SYMBOLS LEGEND
A A
P1

VOLTAGE PRESENCE CURRENT TRANSFORMER VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER

-PFV1 P2
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P1
-AA
CIRCUIT BREAKER
P2 COMBISENSOR TRANSFORMER PROTECTION RELAY MBO1 WITH SPRING CHARGER MOTOR
B MBC B
AND COILS

EARTHING SWITCH SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR TERMINAL CONNECTIONS

C C
-RAA

RESIDUAL VOLTAGE RESISTANCE KEY INTERLOCKS MV CABLE CONNECTIONS

D D

E E

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THIS SWITCHBOARD (RMUX) OPPOSITE SWITCHBOARD (RMU...)

A A

TAKING OUT OF SERVICE

3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2
1. OPEN BOTH CIRCUIT BREAKERS (RMUX-RMU...)
2. THE KEY INTERLOCK CAN START TO OPERATE EITHER SIDE, THIS DESCRIPTION WILL BE FROM
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THE UNITS OF THIS GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWINGS (RMUX)

-QAB -QAB 3. REMOVE CIRCUIT BREAKER KEY

4. INSERT THE KEY (RMUX-2) INTO THE OPERATING SEAT OF THE SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR
B B
5. OPEN SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR (RMUX)
6. REMOVE THE KEY (RMUX-1) AND PROCEED TO OTHER SWBD

-PFV1 -PFV1 7. REMOVE CIRCUIT BREAKER KEY

8. INSERT THE KEY (RMU...-2) INTO THE OPERATING SEAT OF THE SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR (RMU...)

9. OPEN SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR (RMUX)

10. REMOVE THE KEY (RMU...-1) FOR USE AFTER

11. PUT THE KEY (RMU...-3) INTO THE EARTH OPERATING SEAT OF THE SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR

12. CLOSE SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR TO THE EARTHING POSITION

C 13. REMOVE THE KEY (RMU...-4) AND PROCEED TO OTHER SWBD C
14. PUT THE KEY(RMUX-3) INTO THE EARTH OPERATING SEAT OF THE SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR & CLOSE TO THE EARTH POSITION

15. REMOVE THE KEY (RMU...-4)

16. THE DOORS OF MEDIUM VOLTAGE COMPARTIMENTS CAN BE OPENED ON BOTH SIDES

-QCE -QCE

COMMISSIONING
1. REPEAT THE OPERATION OF "PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE" IN OPPOSITE SEQUENCE
D D

E E

Panel = H01,H03 = KEY FREE WITH APPARATUS IN OPEN POSITION

= KEY FREE WITH APPARATUS IN CLOSED POSITION

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A A

TAKING OUT OF SERVICE

3 4 1 2
1. OPEN THE CIRCUIT BREAKER
2. REMOVE CIRCUIT BREAKER KEY
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3. PUT THE KEY 2 INTO THE OPERATING SEAT OF THE SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR

-QAB 4. OPEN SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR

5. REMOVE THE KEY 1
B 6. PUT THE KEY 3 INTO THE EARTH OPERATING SEAT OF THE SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR B
7. CLOSE SWITCH-DISCONNECTOR IN THE EARTHING POSITION
8. REMOVE THE KEY 4
-PFV1 9. OPEN THE DOOR OF MEDIUM VOLTAGE COMPARTIMENT

COMMISSIONING
1. REPEAT THE OPERATION OF "PUTTING OUT OF SERVICE" IN OPPOSITE SEQUENCE
C C

-QCE

D D

TX

E E

Panel = H02 = KEY FREE WITH APPARATUS IN OPEN POSITION

= KEY FREE WITH APPARATUS IN CLOSED POSITION

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A A

FOUNDATION FRAMES DETAILS

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BACK BACK
B B
43,5 663 43,5 43,5 663 43,5
ø

ø
12

12
,5

,5
(4

(4
220
x)

x)
78,5

78,5
110
158

158
C 143 C

L3 L3

73
GLAND PLATE

GLAND PLATE

230

230
L2 L2
800

800
650

650

650
1037

1037
230

230
L1 L1
D D

GLAND PLATE
229

229
158,5

158,5

ø 13
ø9
127

127

25
568
33

33
110

110
600
705

327 220 203 327 220 203

E EARTHING BUSBAR E
750 750

FRONT FRONT
PANELS: H01, H03 PANELS: H02

Gland Plate is : Cold Rolled Steel Sheet - Hot dip Zinc Galvanized - 1,5mm
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A A

SECTION VIEW
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B B

DISTANCE BETWEEN THE CABLE CONNECTION POINT AND

-
THE FLOOR = 610mm
1 LVC
230 230 14 2 SWITCH DISCONNECTOR
1
3 LOWER COPPER BARS
C 2 C
6 COMBINED CURRENT AND VOLTAGE SENSOR

8 CIRCUIT BREAKER

2055
3

2000
9 EARTHING-SWITCH

14 INTERPANEL WIRING PASSAGE

6
8

9
D D

140 1070 69 (117 with HD4)

1210
1180
E E

Panel : H01, H03

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A A

FRONT VIEW
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B B

ABB RED 615 ABB RE.620 ABB RED 615

ESC Clear ESC Clear

Close ESC Clear

Menù
R R
L ? R L ?
Open Help
L

LOCAL REMOTE LOCAL REMOTE LOCAL REMOTE

C C
L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3

D D

27 750 750 750 27

2304

E E
Panel H01 H02 H03

Panel Type SBC SBC SBC

Transormer
Description Ring Ring
Feeder

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