MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, May 31, 2013 (Press-News.org) Hazardous area electrical connection specialist, Hawke International, part of the world-wide Hubbell Corporation, has introduced a new range of high power, environmentally protected, enclosures. Designed for cable terminations to high voltage plant, the units are engineered specifically for hazardous areas in marine, offshore drilling and production, and other extreme environments. The robust units are fully ATEX approved and IECEx compliant.
A flexible answer to multiple high-power demands, the new boxes permit up to 12 cable terminations per bus-bar. Units can be flexibly configured for three-phase and Earth, three-phase with neutral and Earth or single-phase and Earth. Each copper bus-bar has the capacity of up to 2500 amps per phase and can handle voltages of 7.2Kv between phases.
Enclosures have been independently tested for short circuit ratings up to 100kA for one second and carry ATEX certification marks ExeIIC and ExtbIIIC for use in temperature classifications T3, T4 and T5. The heavy gauge grade 316 stainless steel enclosures offer excellent resistance to chemicals and marine environments. Silicone sponge gaskets to base plate and lid provide an effective environmental seal to IP66 standard.
Units are designed for ease of installation and service. Cable installation is simple by secure crimp connections to each bus bar. Heavy duty base plates give ample room for cable entry and the installation of up to 36 Hawke cable glands. Each box is supplied with a heavy duty fixing frame with lifting lugs.
The new high voltage boxes join Hawke International's comprehensive line-up of cable termination boxes and enclosures. These include the PL6/7 series cable termination boxes produced in impact and chemical resistant composite. Higher capacity S and EJB series stainless steel enclosures are also available as well as the K- Mass protected fire resistant SK series.
Sales and technical support is available from Hawke International in the UK and from Hubbell sales offices and distribution partners world-wide. Full product specifications are given on the web site at http://www.ehawke.com.
More Information
Sarah Cullen, Tel. +44 (0)161 830 6636 Fax. +44 (0)161 830 6648
E-mail: marketing@ehawke.com Web: http://www.ehawke.com
Hawke International, Oxford Street West, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL7 0NA
Images are on the web at http://www.ainsmag.co.uk/ha218/5161ha1a-high-voltage-boxes.htm
Hawke International is a world leader in the development and manufacture of cable glands for hazardous areas. Product portfolio also includes Exe GRP Enclosures, Exe Stainless Steel Enclosures, Ex Connectors and Transformer Breathers.
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[Press-News.org] Hazardous Areas: New High Voltage Increased-Safety Enclosures Fully ATEX and IECEx ApprovedHazardous area electrical connection specialist, Hawke International, has introduced new high capacity, ATEX and IECEx compliant, junction boxes for high voltage cable terminations.