Flickr Centriforce - Stokbord & Tapetile Underground Cable Protection for LV HV 11kV 33kV HVDC

By Chris Dodds on 10th June, 2013

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Stokbord & Tapetile - Underground Cable Protection.

T&D distribute Centriforce Stokbord and Tapetile electric cable protection products to provide low and high votage electrical cables with protection - this includes LV power cables, street lighting cables, 11kV power cables, 33kV power cables, 400kV extra high voltage power cables and HVDC interconnector cables.

Centriforce Centritile warning tape (Tape Tile) is compliant to ENATS 12-23 for multi-utility underground cable and pipe protection including Electricity, Fibre Optic, Gas, Water. Centritile cable warning and protection rolls (Tape Tile) are rolled out into the trench for quick and easy protection of low voltage, high voltage (up to 11kV), street lighting, telecoms and fibre optic cables - also suitable for underground gas and water pipe protection.

Centriforce Stokbord cable covers provide heavy duty, high impact, underground cable protection for fibre optic, low voltage, high voltage (11kV, 22kV, 33kV, 66kV) and extra high voltage (132kV-400kV) power cable networks.

Stokbord cable covers are a heavy underground cable protection manufactured from high impact recycled polyethylene sheet and designed to withstand damage from plant and hand tools.

Stokbord cable covers come as standard with a red background with yellow top tape containing the warning legend " Caution Electric Cable Below ".

Cable covers are fully jointed, laid overlapped and held firm with plastic jointing pegs - a direct replacement for concrete cable covers and steel plate.

Stokbord Cable Protection Covers - Benefits
*Provides clearest warning to third parties
*Cable covers can be custom made to suit cable trench applications
*Cable covers can be imprinted with bold warning text and logos

Cable Protection - usually buried in the ground so we've brought this to the surface ...flickr.com/photos/9543745… twitter.com/ThorneanDerric…

— Thorne and Derrick (@ThorneanDerrick) June 10, 2013

Category:  HV Cable Jointing & Terminating

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