North American Windpower: Hendrix/Kerite Introduces New Cable For Wind Energy Industry

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by NAW Staff on Tuesday 28 August 2012

Hendrix/Kerite Cable (Marmon Utility LLC), a New Hampshire-based provider of underground power distribution products, has released its new 34.5 kV TRXLP-insulated medium-voltage cable for applications in the wind power industry.

The 34.5 kV cable is available in both aluminum and copper conductor. Standard conductor sizes ranging from 1/0 through 1250 kcmil in full and reduced concentric neutral configurations are also available.

The company notes that all of the cable is manufactured in the U.S., made and tested to meet ICEA/AEIC standards, and dry-cure, triple-extruded.

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