Low Voltage Cable Joints
Cable Services distribute low voltage cable joints from the market leading manufactures: Tyco, 3M and Prysmian and have over the years acquired a wide expertise in the installation of the whole range of low voltage resin and heat shrink cable joints.
We supply low voltage jointing solutions from:
3M Scotchcast for cable up to 3.3kV for inline joints, branch joints, hazardous areas.
Prysmian two part polyurethane resin jointing kits suitable for standard / universal straight and branch joints.
Tyco heat shrinkable jointing system for XLPE and PVC armoured cables.
Our vast experience coupled with stocks unequalled anywhere in the UK makes Cable Services the only choice for Low Voltage Cable Jointing products. We are distributors and stockists of a wide range of resin and heat shrink joints which are listed on our main website http://www.cableservices.co.uk
Our lv joints micro site is a resource for specific manufacturers information on the range of low voltage cable joints we supply and provides in depth information and specifications.
Ring our experienced sales staff on the numbers listed to send us details of your requirements. An immediate response is our commitment.
Wrexham – Tel: 01978 340 450 – Email Enquiry
Stone – Tel: 01785 825 970 – Email Enquiry
Liverpool – Tel: 0151 933 9022 – Email Enquiry
Glasgow – Tel: 0141 621 2060 – Email Enquiry
Low Voltage Cable Joint Product Range
- 3M Scotchcast Low Voltage Resin Joints
For power cables
LA and LB series – Inline Joints, Branch Joints for PVC/PVC/SWA/PVC and XLPE cables to 3.3kV.
BK series – Inline Joints for PVC/PVC/SWA/PVC and XLPE cables to 1kV. - 3M Low Voltage Hazardous Area Resin Joints
For hazardous areas – Inline Joints - Prysmian Low Voltage Jointing Kits
2 part polyurethane resin – Standard Straight Joint, Universal Straight Joints, Universal Branch Joints - Tyco Heat Shrinkable Jointing Systems – Tyco Electronics
1kV – 3.6kV ‘Shrink Joint’ straight joints for XLPE and PVC armoured cables.
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