3M Scotch 2228 Tape - 3M Scotch Rubber Mastic Tapes
3M Scotch 2228 Rubber (EPR) Mastic Tape is a conformable self-fusing rubber electrical insulating and sealing tape. 3M Scotch 2228 consists of an EPR backing coated with aggressive, temperature stable mastic adhesive designed for electrical insulating and moisture sealing applications. 3M Scotch 2228 is flexible over a wide temperature range with excellent weather and moisture resistance.
Applications for 3M Scotch 2228 mastic tape include providing primary electrical insulation to cable and wire connections up to 1000v and insulating busbar connections up to 33kV.
Primary electrical insulation for cable and wire connections rated up to 1000v
Electrical insulation and vibration padding for motor leads rated up to 1000v
Primary electrical insulation for bus bar connections rated up to 33kV-35kV
Padding for irregular shaped bus bar bolted connections
Moisture seal for cable and wire connections
Moisture seal for service drops
Moisture seal for ground wire and rod connections
Jacket seal on power cable applications
3M Scotch 2228 Tape - 3M Scotch Rubber Mastic Tapes
3M Scotch 2228 Rubber (EPR) Mastic Tape is a conformable self-fusing rubber electrical insulating and sealing tape. 3M Scotch 2228 consists of an EPR backing coated with aggressive, temperature stable mastic adhesive designed for electrical insulating and moisture sealing applications. 3M Scotch 2228 is flexible over a wide temperature range with excellent weather and moisture resistance.
Applications for 3M Scotch 2228 mastic tape include providing primary electrical insulation to cable and wire connections up to 1000v and insulating busbar connections up to 33kV.
Primary electrical insulation for cable and wire connections rated up to 1000v
Electrical insulation and vibration padding for motor leads rated up to 1000v
Primary electrical insulation for bus bar connections rated up to 33kV-35kV
Padding for irregular shaped bus bar bolted connections
Moisture seal for cable and wire connections
Moisture seal for service drops
Moisture seal for ground wire and rod connections
Jacket seal on power cable applications
3M Scotchcast No. 4 Epoxy Resin is an electrical insulating, two-part epoxy encapsulating resin. 3M Scotchcast No. 4 epoxy resin is mixed in its unique container bag generating its own heat to cure. The nature of the viscosity, which first decreases to allow it to flow into crevices and awkward spots and then increase rapidly to cure, makes it ideal for small cable joints.
Typical applications for 3M Scotchcast No 4 Epoxy Resin : jointing solid dielectric and oil filled cables up to 8 kV and encapsulating high voltage cable joints up to 69kV.
3M Scotchcast No. 40G Resin is an electrical insulating, two-part polyurethane encapsulating resin. 3M Scotchcast No. 40G insulating resin is mixed in its unique container bag generating its own heat to cure. The nature of the viscosity, which first decreases to allow it to flow into crevices and awkward spots and then increase rapidly to cure, makes it ideal for small cable joints - 40G Scotchcast electrical insulating resin provides mechanical protection and electrical insulation of low voltage electrical cable joints installed in indoor, outdoor, underground and submerged applications.
3M Scotchcast 2130 Electrical Insulating Resin is a special flame retardant, two-part, polyurethane resin that is designed to replace the cable jacket or sheath when cable jointing or repairing flexible cables - including flexible and trailing mining and shipwiring cables.
3M Scotchcast 2130 resin is suitable for submerged (seawater) and offshore applications.
3M Scotchcast 2123 Reenterable Electrical Insulating Resin is a soft, two-part polybutadiene resin encapsulant designed especially for reeterable cable splice or cable joint protection and for filling cable boxes. 3M Scotchcast 2123 bonds to most cable jackets and provides an excellent multi-purpose moisture sealing resin.
3M Scotchcast Reenterable 2123 Resin Applications
* replace or repair cable jacket on single and multicore power cables
* sealing cable crotch or cable sheath when terminating power cables
3M Scotch 23 Tape - 3M Scotch Self-Amalgamating Rubber EPR Tapes
Scotch 23 Electrical Tape is a highly conformable 0.76mm thick, self amalgamating EPR (Ethylene Propylene Rubber) based, high voltage cable jointing tape. 3M Scotch 23 tape is non-vulcanising and shelf-stable with excellent electrical properties. Scotch 23 Tape can be used as insulation for low voltage applications as well as insulation for high voltage cable joints up to 69kV, especially 11kV and 33kV.
3M Scotch 23 Self-Amalgamating Tape Features
Can be used to splice and terminate cables with temperatures to 130°C
Based on Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR)
Physical and electrical properties are unaffected by the degree of stretch
Self-fusing Scotch 23 tape
Excellent electrical properties
Polyester liner which will not stick to the tape upon unwind
3M Scotch 23 Tape - Compatible with all solid dielectric cable insulations :-
Polyethylene (high and low density) cables
Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) cables
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) cables
Butyl rubber cables
Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR) cables
Oil-based rubber cables
3M Scotch 23 Self-Amalgamating Tape Applications
Primary electrical insulation for splicing cable from 600V to 69kV
Primary insulation for building stress cones on cables up to 35kV
Jacketing on high voltage cable splices and terminations
Moisture sealing LV-HV electrical connections
Bus bar insulations
End sealing high voltage cables
3M Scotchcast No. 4 Epoxy Resin is an electrical insulating, two-part epoxy encapsulating resin. 3M Scotchcast No. 4 epoxy resin is mixed in its unique container bag generating its own heat to cure. The nature of the viscosity, which first decreases to allow it to flow into crevices and awkward spots and then increase rapidly to cure, makes it ideal for small cable joints.
Typical applications for 3M Scotchcast No 4 Epoxy Resin : jointing solid dielectric and oil filled cables up to 8 kV and encapsulating high voltage cable joints up to 69kV.
3M Scotchcast No. 40G Resin is an electrical insulating, two-part polyurethane encapsulating resin. 3M Scotchcast No. 40G insulating resin is mixed in its unique container bag generating its own heat to cure. The nature of the viscosity, which first decreases to allow it to flow into crevices and awkward spots and then increase rapidly to cure, makes it ideal for small cable joints - 40G Scotchcast electrical insulating resin provides mechanical protection and electrical insulation of low voltage electrical cable joints installed in indoor, outdoor, underground and submerged applications.
3M Scotchcast 2130 Electrical Insulating Resin is a special flame retardant, two-part, polyurethane resin that is designed to replace the cable jacket or sheath when cable jointing or repairing flexible cables - including flexible and trailing mining and shipwiring cables.
3M Scotchcast 2130 resin is suitable for submerged (seawater) and offshore applications.
3M Scotchcast 2123 Reenterable Electrical Insulating Resin is a soft, two-part polybutadiene resin encapsulant designed especially for reeterable cable splice or cable joint protection and for filling cable boxes. 3M Scotchcast 2123 bonds to most cable jackets and provides an excellent multi-purpose moisture sealing resin.
3M Scotchcast Reenterable 2123 Resin Applications
* replace or repair cable jacket on single and multicore power cables
* sealing cable crotch or cable sheath when terminating power cables
3M Scotch 23 Tape - 3M Scotch Self-Amalgamating Rubber EPR Tapes
Scotch 23 Electrical Tape is a highly conformable 0.76mm thick, self amalgamating EPR (Ethylene Propylene Rubber) based, high voltage cable jointing tape. 3M Scotch 23 tape is non-vulcanising and shelf-stable with excellent electrical properties. Scotch 23 Tape can be used as insulation for low voltage applications as well as insulation for high voltage cable joints up to 69kV, especially 11kV and 33kV.
3M Scotch 23 Self-Amalgamating Tape Features
Can be used to splice and terminate cables with temperatures to 130°C
Based on Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR)
Physical and electrical properties are unaffected by the degree of stretch
Self-fusing Scotch 23 tape
Excellent electrical properties
Polyester liner which will not stick to the tape upon unwind
3M Scotch 23 Tape - Compatible with all solid dielectric cable insulations :-
Polyethylene (high and low density) cables
Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) cables
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) cables
Butyl rubber cables
Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR) cables
Oil-based rubber cables
3M Scotch 23 Self-Amalgamating Tape Applications
Primary electrical insulation for splicing cable from 600V to 69kV
Primary insulation for building stress cones on cables up to 35kV
Jacketing on high voltage cable splices and terminations
Moisture sealing LV-HV electrical connections
Bus bar insulations
End sealing high voltage cables
3M Scotch 27 Tape - 3M Scotch 27 Glass Cloth Electrical Tape
3M Scotch 27 Glass Cloth Electrical Tape is woven glass cloth tape designed to operate in applications requiring high mechanical strength and high temperature electrical insulation. 3M Scotch 27 glass cloth tape is specially treated and prepared to provide corrosion protection - Scotch 27 is a rubber, pressure-sensitive thermosetting electrical tape.
3M Scotch 27 useful applications include a heat-stable insulation for furnace and oven controls, motor leads and switches.
Scotch 27 Glass Cloth Tape has a rubber thermosetting, pressure-sensitive adhesive which electrically insulates and provides mechanical protection at high temperatures.
Scotch 27 Glass Cloth Electrical Tape is a woven glass cloth tape designed to operate in applications requiring high mechanical strength and resistance to high temperatures. The glass cloth is specially treated and prepared to provide corrosion free protection. Scotch 27 glass cloth tape will not shrink, rot or burn and has a high tensile strength. The 3M adhesive is a rubber pressure-sensitive thermosetting system. The 3M Scotch tape is designed for continuous use at class “B” (130°C) temperature.
3M Cold Shrink Barrier Boot System is for the installation of high voltage cable terminations to bushing connections in HV switchgear and transformers - 3M bushing boots are suitable for insulating paper and polymeric cables (11kV - 75kV BIL) up to 630sqmm.
3M Scotchcast Inline Barrier Boots MB63 are used for the installation of cable termination to bushing connections in high voltage switchgear and transformer cable end boxes for inline applications.
* Suitable for use on paper or polymeric cables
* 11kV rated voltage (75kV BIL)
* Suits cable conductors up to 630sqmm
* Cold applied cable boot system - no heat required
3M Cold Shrink cable end caps environmentally seal and mechanically protect exposed low and high voltage cable ends using no tools, mastics or tapes - excellent for quick and easy cable end capping in the field without resort to heat shrink gas torches and bottles.
3M Cold Shrink cable end caps are close-ended, tubular rubber sleeves that are factory expanded and loaded onto a removable core. When positioned over the end of a cable, the cable end cap core is removed to provide a reliable seal that protects cable ends from environmental damage including moisture, contamination, corrosion, ozone, ultra-violet and radiation.
Cable end caps can be used on low and high voltage power, control and instrumentation cables with plastic (XLPE), rubber (EPR) or paper (PILC) insulation - 3M Cold Shrink EC cable caps can be modified to abandon and seal live cable ends.
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Isolation Procedures for Safe Working on Electrical Systems and Equipment by the JIB | solation Procedures for Safe Working on Electrical Systems and Equipment
This chart shows the safe isolation procedure that you should use when working on electrical systems and equipment.
You'll receive a printed copy of this from your Training Provider, but it's also here as a handy reference to keep electronically.
THE RULES OF SAFE ISOLATION ARE:
Obtain permission to start work (a Permit may be required in some situations)
Identify the source(s) of supply using an approved voltage indicator or test lamp
Prove that the approved voltage indicator or test lamp is functioning correctly
Isolate the supply(s)
Secure the isolation
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Prove that the approved voltage indicator or test lamp is functioning correctly
Put up warning signs to tell other people that the electrical installation has been isolated
Once the system/equipment is proved DEAD, work can begin
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Session Overview
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