132kV Cable Sheath Testing With Pfisterer GIS Terminations

By Chris Dodds on 26th October, 2016

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Pictured: 132kV Cable Sheath Testing With Pfisterer GIS Terminations

Image: Dan Chessher at Elmeridge Cable Services Limited

Elmeridge Cable Services Limited (ECS) provides specialist bespoke solutions for the high voltage power cable systems of transmission and distribution electricity network operators. Both on land and subsea, these include: oil filled cable systems, fluid filled cable systems and gas filled cable systems.

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