Cable joints play an important role in the electrical and electronic systems of any home or industry. They connect the power cables and ensure the flow of continuous electric current through them. Different types of cables are used depending upon their intended application and accordingly the type of requirements will differ. Following are some of the factors that will ensure your cable joint purchase is in line with your requirements.
The joints are available in varied structures to cater to differing modes of connection. The joints are normally used in cables connecting two power sources while the branch joint facilitates branching off. A most suitably structured joint can be purchased if one is sure of the intended application.
| Classification | Max Working Voltage | Proof Test Voltage | Withstand Voltage | Max use Voltage (DC) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class 00 | 500 AC | 2,500 AC | 5,000 AC | 750 DC |
| Class 0 | 1,000 AC | 5,000 AC | 10,000 AC | 1500 DC |
| Class 1 | 7,500 AC | 10,000 AC | 20,000 AC | 11250 DC |
| Class 2 | 17,000 AC | 20,000 AC | 30,000 AC | 25500 DC |
| Class 3 | 26,500 AC | 30,000 AC | 40,000 AC | 39750 DC |
| Class 4 | 36,000 AC | 40,000 AC | 50,000 AC | 54000 DC |
| Parameter |
|---|
| Palm sizes: 7,8,9,10,11,12 |
| Length: 280mm,360mm,410mm |
| Category: Class 00 – AZC | Class 0 – 4 – RC |
| Passed extreme low temperature test |
| Resistant to Acid, Ozone, Oil |
| Ergonomic design provides comfort for longer working hours |
| Must be used with leather over gloves for mechanical hazard protection |
| Powder free |
For selecting gloves, find out the voltage of network/panel and select the appropriate class from the classification table provided in specifications
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