Electronics Energy Division
Raychem Screened Separable Connector
System - RSTI-58 800amp up to 24kV
TION
Raychem RSTI-58 screened separable connectors are
designed to connect single and three core polymeric
cables to medium voltage gas insulated switchgear
and other equipment using CENELEC bushing type ‘C’
specified for 630 / 1250amp up to 24kV.
Screened Separable Connection System
with Mechanical Lugs and Shear Bolts
12kV
Core Insulation Diameter
Cross Section (mm
2
) Min (mm) Max (mm) Reference CABLE TERMINA
35 - 95 12.7 25.0 RSTI-5851
95 - 120 12.7 25.0 RSTI-5852
95 - 240 17.0 32.6 RSTI-5853
T
AGE
150 - 240 21.3 34.6 RSTI-5854
185 - 300 21.3 34.6 RSTI-5855
24kV
Core Insulation Diameter
Cross Section (mm
2
) Min (mm) Max (mm) Reference
35 - 70 12.7 25.0 RSTI-5851
95 - 185 17.0 32.6 RSTI-5853
MEDIUM VOL
95 - 240 21.3 34.6 RSTI-5854
185 - 300 21.3 34.6 RSTI-5855
RSTI-58 Using DIN compression lugs to cover the
same range also available.
RSTI-CC-58 Screened separable coupling system to
make double connections, single core
branch-offs and disconnectable joints
also available.
RSTI Screened separable connectors are also
available for 630amps up to 36 (42)kV
and up to 630mm
2
.
Contact your Cable Services sales office for more
information.
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