Jointing Masterclass - Waveform Mains & Hybrid Service Cable Joint

By Chris Dodds on 13th November, 2015

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Image: Antonia Stevenson

Pictured: Jointing Masterclass Using 185sqmm Waveform for Mains and a Hybrid Cable for the Service Cable.

Antonia attending her very first cable jointing masterclass in a jointing bay at Power Engineering Training Facility in Corby, Northamptonshire. Training provided by Richard Seaton.

Working conditions : warm, dry, clean, no mud.

Meanwhile, in a typical joint hole somewhere in the UK.

Yellow wellies on! Jointers tent up! Lunch in a puddle! 

Perfect conditions for hippo's and cable jointers.

 

• Further reading

Sicame LV Resin Mains Cable Joint - 3 Core PILC to Hybrid With Service Branch & PILC Joints

A Faulted UKPN LV Resin Straight Joint (PILC to Waveform)

Jointing Of Waveform Distribution Mains & Service Cables

 

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