ABB Installation Products 02702230 15-35kV 200 Amp, Loadbreak LR Copper Contact - #1 Stranded/Compressed or 1/0 Solid/Compact
UPC: 783786666737
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Overview
- Rated for 15-35kV, 200 Amp operations
- Loadbreak capability per ANSI C119.4 standards
- Compatible with #1 Stranded/Compressed or 1/0 Solid/Compact conductors
- High-conductivity copper construction for low resistance
- Designed for medium-voltage distribution systems
Specifications
Connection | Compression |
Housing Material | Copper |
Size | 2.125 in |
Type | Compression Lug One Hole |
Wire Size | #1 STR/COMPR AWG , 1/0 SOL/COMPT AWG |
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 0.01 IN x 0.01 IN x 0.01 IN |
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 0.0254 cm x 0.0254 cm x 0.0254 cm |
Package Weight (Imperial) | 0.1100 L |
Package Weight (Metric) | 0.0500 kg |
01301230
Locking Contact Pin and Crimp Barrel Assembly for Wire Size #1 Stranded AWG, 1/0 Solid or Compact AWG. Assembly consists of Stainless Steel Nose, Copper Locking Pin - Length 2 inch, Protective Cap, Aluminum Crimp Barrel - Length 2-3/16 inch and Disc Spring. Widest Diameter 5/8 inch.
SPM-24L
Service Post Connector - Two Wire Type 4 STR Service Post Connectors is used for connecting one or two conductors. Made from high copper content hard-drawn rod. Lay-in feature makes them excellent for continuous loop grounding and bonding. Used to ground to bar or plate. Suitable for direct burial in earth or concrete.
WR189R
Aluminum H-Tap Connector, Wide Range, Industry Standard Size Code 2, Conductor Range Main ASCR 1/0, #1, #2, Stranded 2/0, 1/0, #1, #2, Solid 3/0, 2/0, 1/0, #1, #2 TAP ASCR #2, #4, #6, Stranded #1, #2, #3, #4, #6, Solid #2, #4, #6, Die O, 25 Pieces
00400230
15/25kV, 200 Amp, RLR Contact, Replacement Elbow Connector for Aluminum and Copper Conductors, 230 - for Conductor size #1 - Stranded/Compressed, 1/0 Compact/SolidFrequently Asked Questions
What conductor sizes does the 02702230 connector support?
The 02702230 connector supports #1 AWG for stranded/compressed and 1/0 AWG for solid/compressed copper conductors.
Which elbows are compatible with 02702XXX copper connectors?
They are designed for use with 161/162LR, 261/262LR, 375/376LR, and 252LR elbows.
What type of conductors are compatible with 02702XXX connectors?
These connectors are designed for use with copper conductors only.
What is included in the 02702XXX kit?
Each kit contains one 02702XXX connector and one Crimp Chart CC-0024.
What is the current rating of the 02702XXX connector?
The 02702XXX all copper connectors are rated for 200A loadbreak applications.
What conductor sizes does the 02702230 connector support?
The 02702230 connector supports #1 AWG for stranded/compressed and 1/0 AWG for solid/compressed copper conductors.
Which elbows are compatible with 02702XXX copper connectors?
They are designed for use with 161/162LR, 261/262LR, 375/376LR, and 252LR elbows.
What type of conductors are compatible with 02702XXX connectors?
These connectors are designed for use with copper conductors only.
What is included in the 02702XXX kit?
Each kit contains one 02702XXX connector and one Crimp Chart CC-0024.
What is the current rating of the 02702XXX connector?
The 02702XXX all copper connectors are rated for 200A loadbreak applications.
How to Install Elastimold 252LR Deadbreak Elbow Connectors
This guide provides step-by-step instructions for installing Elastimold 252LR Deadbreak Elbow Connectors, including cable preparation, assembly, and connection to a deadbreak bushing or accessory device.
Estimated time: 1h 30m
Tools needed:
Wrench, Crimp tool, Wire brush, Hot stick, Suitable sensing device (for voltage test), Wire strippers
Supplies needed:
Elbow Connector Housing, Compression Lug, Probe, Probe Contact, Lubricant (supplied), Hold-down Bail, UD cable (with concentric neutral and semi-con shielding), No. 14 AWG / 2.5mm copper wire, Appropriate connector (for grounding neutral wires), HV insulated cap(s) or connector(s) (if shipping covers are present)
- De-energize Apparatus and Inspect Parts
DANGER: All apparatus must be de-energized during installation or removal of part(s). Do not touch or move energized products in the work area. Inspect all parts for damage, rating, and compatibility with mating parts. If supplied with protective shipping cover(s), remove them and replace with appropriate HV insulated cap(s) or connector(s) before submerging or energizing the circuit.
- Perform Pre-installation Checks
Ensure the unit will be bailed. Check the contents of the package to ensure they are complete and undamaged. Verify the elbow housing cable entrance size and compression lug size for proper fit with the cable. Check threads by threading the probe into the compression lug; if resistance is encountered, check for damage and replace the component. Read the entire installation instruction before starting and have all required tools at hand, maintaining cleanliness throughout the procedure.
- Train Cable
Train the UD cable as shown in the diagram to ease operation, ensuring a minimum of 20 inches (508.0mm) beyond the end of the cable pad mount transformer. Cut any excess cable squarely at the center line of the bushing.
- Prepare Cable End
Unwrap and bind the concentric neutral wires 8-1/2 inches (216.0mm) back from the end of the cable. Remove the shield and insulation from the cable end, cutting squarely and taking care not to nick the conductor. Remove the semi-con shield as shown in the cable cut-back template, and bevel the insulation end 1/8 inch (3.2mm) maximum.
- Install Compression Lug
Wire brush bare aluminum conductors and immediately install the compression lug. Rotate the lug to spread the inhibitor. Position the compression lug so the contact threaded hole aligns with the bushing bore. Refer to the crimp chart packaged with the compression lug for recommended crimp tool information. Start crimping at the crimp line mark, rotating 180 degrees for each successive crimp. Carefully wipe excessive inhibitor from the outside of the lug and cable.
- Clean Insulation
Thoroughly clean the insulation to remove all traces of conductive residue after preparing the cable and installing the lug.
- Lubricate and Slide Elbow Housing
Clean and lubricate the cable insulation and the inside of the elbow housing with the lubricant supplied. DO NOT SUBSTITUTE other lubricants, as they may be harmful. Slide the elbow connector onto the cable with a back-and-forth twisting motion. Wipe off all excess silicone lubricant, keeping the insulation clean of dirt and grime.
- Thread and Tighten Probe
Align the elbow with the compression lug's threaded hole. Thread the probe into the lug by hand, taking care not to cross-thread. Tighten the probe with a wrench until the wrench bends, indicating proper torque.
- Place Hold-down Bail
Place the hold-down bail into the hold-down bracket, compressing the bail and inserting it into the brackets.
- Connect Grounding Wire to Elbow
Using a separate No. 14 AWG (2.5mm) copper wire or equivalent, insert one end through the grounding eye on the elbow. Twist tightly, taking care not to damage the eye.
- Connect Neutral Wires to Ground
Twist all concentric neutral wires together and connect them to ground using an appropriate connector. Provide adequate slack in the wires for elbow operation.
- Clean and Lubricate Mating Surfaces
Clean the receptacle portion of the elbow connector and the mating bushing. Lubricate these surfaces with the lubricant supplied. LUBRICATE ONLY IF THE TRANSFORMER AND ELBOW ARE KNOWN TO BE DE-ENERGIZED.
- Connect Elbow to Bushing
Use a fully insulated hot stick to place the elbow onto the bushing. DO NOT OPERATE BY HAND. DO NOT SEPARATE IF ENERGIZED.
- Secure Elbow with Hold-down Bail
Pull the hold-down bail up over the crown or top of the elbow so that the eyebolt on the bail is directly over the operating eye. Tighten down on the elbow locator by turning the eyebolt in a clockwise direction. Adjust the nut on the eyebolt until it allows the eyebolt to seat securely in the locator, acting as a stop to prevent excessive force on the elbow. Once the nut is in its final position, it will not need readjustment when removing and replacing the elbow.
- Perform Voltage Test (Post-installation)
To establish if the circuit is energized, remove the test point cap with a hot stick, peeling it off at an angle. WARNING: The voltage test point is a capacitance device, not directly connected to the conductor. Do not use conventional voltage measuring equipment. Follow the manufacturer’s directions for a suitable sensing device designed for capacitive test points. Contamination or incorrect equipment can cause a false 'no voltage' indication; treat the elbow as energized until confirmed by other means. After testing, clean and lubricate the inside surface of the cap with silicone grease and replace it on the test point.
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