Cable Termination Kit & Cable Lugs
According to the type of cable, type of connector and application, the ways used to terminate the cables will be different. The common types of cable terminations can be classified as:
- Crimp connection
- Soldered connection
- Compression termination
- Wire-wrapping connection
- Direct connection
- Loop or eye connection.
Electrical cable terminations can be classified as four: chip, coaxial, SCSI, and waveguide. To terminate and connect 11kV/33kV cables into medium or high voltage electrical equipment we can use cable termination kit. These electrical equipment can be switchgear, transformer, motor, enclosure or pole-top mounted for overhead line distribution networks.
How to connect a termination kit? We can start by making a straight cut in the end of the cable. Then place the connector ferrule over the end of the cable. To meet the required cable diameter and stripping requirements adjust the two- or three-step coax stripping tool.
To connect cables into any electrical appliances or with other cables or surfaces or mechanisms, we can use cable lugs. At the end of the cable terminal kits, we can connect either cable lugs or cable glands to connect it with the devices or cables or machines. One example for the cable lug is the clamps that connect wires to an automotive battery.
Cable lugs can also used to connect fuse sockets, load switches and electrical appliances other than for connecting cables and power lines. Cable lugs are basically three types. One is Plain type. This plain type cable lug is used for general purpose seamless electrical terminals which are not required any installation characteristics.
Another one is mechanical cable lugs. They are available bolted with two screws or with four screws. And the final one is compression lugs or grounding lugs. This lug is welded to a massive structure at one end. The other end contains a hole. When we are using this, a bolt will be placed through the hole of the cable lug.
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