Cable specific cleat seals the deal
Ellis has demonstrated its ability to go that extra mile for its customers by developing a cable specific cleat in order to seal a major UK Power Networks (UKPN) specification.
The world’s leading cable cleat manufacturer was called when it became clear that cable being laid in a vital section of the new London Power Tunnels network couldn’t be satisfactorily restrained using a standard cable cleat.
As a result, Ellis developed a new size of cleat, which ensured the cable fell directly in the middle of the cleat’s cable range and so negated any potential problems caused by manufacturing tolerance.
Ellis’ new cleats, which have been added to its Emperor range, are being installed throughout the 32km network of power tunnels being built under London to carry high voltage (HV) cables that will increase the power supply capacity across the capital.
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