ABB Installation Products R2IT15M4N0440 Ranger2 Termination. Type - Indoor, 15kV, Cable Type - Tape Shield/Wire Shield/…
UPC: 075114131711
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Overview
- Supports tape shield, wire shield, and unshielded cables (1.30"–2.10" insulation)
- Aluminum 2-hole spade connector for #2 AWG–1250 kcmil conductors
- Non-tracking silicone housing with field-removable center core
- Optional insulating sleeves for enhanced creepage and wildlife protection
- Supports stranded, compressed, compact, and solid conductor types
Specifications
Application | Cable Termination, Indoor Application, 15kV |
Cable Type | Copper Tape Shielded Wire |
Color | Gray |
Conductor Size | 1250 kcmil |
Connection Type | 2-Hole Spade connector |
Connection Type | Aluminum 2-Hole Spade #2-1250 kcmil |
Earthing | Products Includes Their Own Grounding System |
Material | Aluminum |
Mounting | Product Need to have Cable Holder (not included) |
Mounting Type | Indoor |
Number Of Terminals | (1) Single Phase |
Series | Ranger2 |
Size | 1.30 inch - 2.10 inch |
Size | 1.30" - 2.10" (Insulation Diameter Range) |
Special Features | Silicone Rubber Housing. Lightweight, Compact Design. Pull-Down Tabs for Easy Installation. Thick Wall Construction |
Standard | IEEE 48 |
Type | Cable Termination - Indoor - Ranger2 |
Voltage Rating | 15 kV |
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) | 1.0000 L |
Package Weight (Metric) | 0.4540 kg |
R2T15M4N0440
Ranger2 Termination. Type - Outdoor, 15kV, Cable Type - Tape Shield/Wire Shield/ Unshield, Insulation Range - 1.30 inch - 2.10 inch, Connector Type - Aluminum 2-Hole Spade #2-1250 kcmil, Conductor Code - 440 -Stranded or Compressed 1250 Compact or Solid N/A.R2IT15M4-N2440
Indoor Ranger2 Cable Termination. 15kV, Cable Type - Tape Shield/Wire Shield/UniShield. Insulation Range - 1.30 inch - 2.10 inch. Copper 2-Hole Spade #2-1250 kcmil, Conductor 1250 Stranded/CompressedR2IT15M4-N2380
Ranger2 Termination for 15KV indoor application, cable insulation diameter 1.30 - 2.10 inches for Cable Type - Tape Shield, Wire Shield, and Unshielded Cable, Copper 2-Hole Spade #2-1250kcmil, Stranded or Compressed 750 /Compact or Solid 900.R2IT15M4-N0410
Ranger2 Termination for 15KV indoor application, cable insulation diameter 1.30 - 2.10 inches for Cable Type - Tape Shield, Wire Shield, and Unshielded Cable, Aluminum 2-Hole Spade #2-1250kcmil, Stranded or Compressed 1000.
R2T15J1-N0220-B1
Ranger2 Termination. Type - Outdoor, 15kV, Cable Type - Concentric Neutral/Jacketed Concentric Neutral, Insulation Range - .64 inch - 1.12 inch, Connector Type - Aluminum 2-Hole Spade #2-1250 kcmil, Conductor Code - 220 -Stranded or Compressed #2 Compact or Solid #1. Cable Mounting Bracket - B1 - Stainless Steel - Size .80 inch - 1.25 inch.R2IT15M4-N0380
Ranger2 Termination. Type - Indoor, 15kV, Cable Type - Tape Shield/Wire Shield/ Unshield, Insulation Range - 1.30 inch - 2.10 inch, Connector Type - Aluminum 2-Hole Spade #2-1250 kcmil, Conductor Code - 380 -Stranded or Compressed 750 Compact or Solid 900.R2IT15M2N0270
Ranger2 Termination for 15KV indoor application, cable insulation diameter .84 - 1.38 inches for Cable Type - Tape Shield, Wire Shield, and Unshielded Cable, Aluminum 2-Hole Spade #2-1250kcmil, Stranded or Compressed 4/0 / Compact or Solid 250.R2IT15M2-H0250
Ranger2 Termination for 15KV indoor application, cable insulation diameter .84 - 1.38 inches for Tape Shield, Wire Shield, and Unshielded Cable, includes Aluminum 1-Hole Spade connector for 500 kcmilFrequently Asked Questions
What is the DC Withstand voltage for R2IT15?
The DC Withstand voltage for the R2IT15 is 75 kV for 15 minutes dry.
What is the Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage?
The Lightning Impulse (BIL Dry 110 Withstand) for the R2IT15 is 110 kV Crest.
What is the Coronal Extinction Voltage for R2IT15?
The Coronal Extinction Voltage (Partial Discharge) for the R2IT15 is 13 kV (≤ 3pC).
What is the IEEE classification for the R2IT15 termination?
The R2IT15 cable termination has an IEEE Classification of Indoor = Class 2.
What is the maximum altitude for R2IT15 installation?
The R2IT15 cable termination can be installed at a maximum altitude of 3300 feet (1005 m).
What is the voltage rating of the R2IT15 termination?
The R2IT15 cable termination has a voltage rating of 15 kV. Its maximum design voltage to ground is 9.5 kV.
Where can I find installation instructions for R2IT15?
Installation instructions are IS-1134 for R2IT15J, IS-1135 for R2IT15M, and IS-1136 for R2IT15L.
What is the power system frequency range for R2IT15?
The R2IT15 cable termination is designed for power system frequencies ranging from 48 to 62 Hz.
What is the operating temperature range for the R2IT15?
The R2IT15 cable termination operates within an ambient temperature range of -22 to +149 °F (-30 to +65 °C).
What cable sizes are compatible with R2IT15 terminations?
The R2IT15 terminations cover cable insulation diameters from 0.64 in (16 mm) to 2.10 in (53 mm), accommodating #2 AWG through 1250 kcmil cables.
How to Install the 15kV Ranger 2 Shrink Fit Silicone Rubber Termination (R2IT15M)
This guide provides detailed instructions for installing the 15kV Ranger 2 Shrink Fit Silicone Rubber Termination (R2IT15M) for indoor applications. It covers preparation, grounding, lug installation, cleaning, and final termination steps for various cable shield types.
Estimated time: 2h
Tools needed:
Crimping tool, Wire strippers, Measuring tape or ruler, Solvent applicator (pads/cloth), Abrasive material (aluminum oxide, grit 120 or finer)
Supplies needed:
15kV Ranger 2 Shrink Fit Silicone Rubber Termination kit, Vinyl electrical tape, Terminal lug or connector, Cable (of appropriate type and size), Cleaning solvent, Oxide inhibitor (if not included with lug)
- Prepare Cable and Ensure Safety
Before starting, ensure all apparatus is de-energized. This product must be installed by competent personnel trained in high-voltage safety practices. Inspect all kit contents for completeness and damage, and verify compatibility with your cable and mating parts. Read the entire instructions. Train the cable into its final position and cut it to the required length. Refer to the Termination Selection Chart on Page 1 of the original document to confirm cable size fits the insulation range. Prepare the cable jacket, shield, and insulation according to the specific dimensions and procedures for your cable type (Tape Shield, Wire Shield, or UniShield®) as detailed in the full instructions. Allow for additional exposed conductor distance if using aluminum lugs. For tape shield cables, secure the tape shield edge with the supplied copper foil tape to prevent unrolling.
- Secure the Ground Braid
Wrap one band of vinyl tape around the cable jacket 1/4 inch (6mm) from the jacket end; this serves as a marker. Position the preformed ground braid with its short tail over the cable shield wires (or tape shield) and the solder block centered over the vinyl tape marker. Secure the ground braid to the cable jacket using vinyl tape. Apply a second vinyl tape band directly over the original marker and ground braid solder block, maintaining the 1/4 inch (6mm) dimension. Wrap the ground braid around the cable shield one complete wrap, trim any excess to prevent overlap, and secure it in place with the constant force spring. Wrap the spring in the same direction as the ground braid and cinch it tightly after the final winding. Secure the spring with two wraps of vinyl tape. If your cable has cloth or paper semi-conductive insulation shield, overwrap it with one half-lapped layer of highly stretched semi-conductive rubber tape.
- Crimp the Terminal Lug
First, check that the termination body assembly will fit over your selected lug. If it does not, clean the cable insulation and slide the termination body onto the cable before installing the lug (do not remove the core at this time). Position the connector or lug and crimp it according to the manufacturer’s directions. Do not crimp the last 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch (10mm to 13mm) of the connector. After crimping, remove any excess oxide inhibitor and all sharp crimp flashings or edges.
- Clean Insulation and Lug
Wipe the cable insulation thoroughly with solvent-saturated pads. Exercise caution to prevent the solvent from touching the semi-conductive insulation shield. If abrasive material is necessary, use it only on the insulation and not on the semi-conductive insulation shield. Use only aluminum oxide abrasive, grit 120 or finer, and be careful not to reduce the cable insulation diameter below the kit's specified allowance.
- Position and Shrink the Termination
Apply a liberal coating of the supplied silicone grease (lubricant) to the edge of the semi-conductive insulation shield (or semi-conductive jacket for UniShield® cables) to fill the step at the semi-con cut-off. Slide the termination body onto the cable. Align the termination's edge (or skirt) with the forward edge of the vinyl tape marker you previously installed. Carefully begin to remove the core by pulling it counter-clockwise. Recheck the termination's position as you continue to remove the core. Do not push or pull on the termination assembly while removing the core. Finally, connect the ground braid to the system ground.
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