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CABLING & CABLE MANAGEMENT FEATURE


HELPING TO SECURE BAHRAIN’S BACKBONE


Cable clamps designed and manufactured by Ellis in North Yorkshire have been used to secure electrical cables in Bahrain that are being laid as part of a $4bn project to enhance the Middle Eastern kingdom’s water and electricity networks


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imed at enabling Bahrain to comfortably accommodate its


growing population and support its economic progress, the project involves an upgrade of the main backbone transmission network to 400kV, with three main transmission substations being built in Hidd, Umm Al Hassam and Riffa.


Ellis’ 2A aluminium cable clamps


and special compression springs were specified through Bahrain-based distributor, Amad Baeed Electrical WLL, by Korean cable specialist, LS Cable & System. Tony Conroy, Ellis’ sales director, says:


“The scale of our export operation really does differentiate us from the majority of


our competitors and this project shows exactly why – a UK designed and manufactured product, sold to a Korean contractor and installed in Bahrain.” Ellis’ 2A aluminium cable clamps


are manufactured from LM6 aluminium and are available in sizes ranging from 38mm to 168mm. Primarily used in transmission and distribution projects in unpolluted environments, they can also be supplied with an epoxy coating for use in harsher environments, and neoprene liners for additional cable protection. Amongst the key benefits of


Bahrain’s 400kV upgrade is that it will raise the capability and reliability of the kingdom’s power network, and importantly reduce the issues of the high short-circuit levels in various parts of the network to a safe level. And when short-circuit faults do still occur, Ellis’ cable clamps will ensure the affected cables remain in place and that any supply downtime is kept to a minimum. The Riffa substation where Ellis’


cleats are currently being installed is due to be in operations later in 2020/early 2021.


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Sealing up to IP68. ABS, polycarbonate and die-cast aluminium enclosures. In-house mod services: • machining • printing • drilling •


custom colours 01256 812812 • sales@hammond-electronics.co.ukwww.hammondmfg.com  ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING | NOVEMBER 2019 13


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