WYS-10-3 Heat Shrink Cable Joint

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Product Details

WYS-10-3 Heat Shrink Cable Joint is versatile, designed to accommodate cables of varying diameters, and primarily serves low voltage applications for heat shrink terminations and joints. This terminal offers several notable advantages, including a user-friendly design, robust UV resistance, and the capability for immediate power supply post-installation. Additionally, heat shrink anti-tracking tubes, known for their exceptional weather resistance, aging resistance, and flame resistance, are commonly utilized for insulating indoor and outdoor 35kV voltage grade power cables.

Scope of Application:
Suitable for various cables of different diameters
Mainly used for low voltage (not exceeding 1kV) heat shrink terminals and joints.

Features:
Simple design and easy to use
Strong UV resistance
Immediate power supply post-installation
Application areas: Mainly used for low-pressure heat shrink termination and joint processing
Advantages: Suitable for cables of various diameters, providing convenient and fast terminal solutions

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