High voltage shielded cable termination, splice connection, and

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Conduits – cables or conductors – Combined

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24279, 29628, H02G 1502, H02G 1508, H02G 114

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040062880

ABSTRACT:
A connector construction having component parts adapted to be assembled in the field at the termini of a pair of high voltage shielded electrical cables includes a pair of sleeves of elastomeric material adapted to be secured over the insulating jacket on each of the cable ends, connector means for joining the conductive cores of the cables, a housing adapted to overlie the sleeves and the connector means and defining an interior chamber surrounding the connector means, and a pair of retaining members adapted to be directly affixed to each of the conductive cores respectively, in an abutting relation to the terminus of a corresponding sleeve and cable insulating jacket for precluding axial movement of the sleeve toward the cable termini.

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patent: 1997627 (1935-04-01), Casey
patent: 3656084 (1972-04-01), Malia
patent: 3691291 (1972-09-01), Taj
patent: 3868193 (1975-02-01), Schott

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