Veri*Lite VLS 35/46 kV Insulator from Ohio Brass (Hubbell Power Systems)

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Veri*Lite VLS 35/46 kV Insulator

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ItemVeri*Lite VLS 35/46 kV Insulator
CompanyOhio Brass (Hubbell Power Systems)
PriceRequest Quote
housing materialESP
Leakage Distance39'' (991 mm)
standard package12
material typeNon-Standard
min order qty12
rod diameter0.625
standard package unitEach
applicationsDeadend
system voltage (kv)<=69 kV
strength class15 K
section length17.25'' (438 mm)
number of sheds6
typical p-p line voltage application / class35/46 kV
standardANSI
line fittingTounge OR Ball
shed styleUniform
shed diameter5.9
rod typeFiberglass
dimension x17.25
working load7500
dry arc distance18
thickness of housing over rod0.150
ansi 60hz dry fo190
ansi 60hz wet fo140
ansi critical impulse fo - positive320
ansi critical impulse fo - negative330
end fitting materialSteel
ground/base fittingAvailable: Ball; Clevis; Socket
sml15000
rtl7500

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Ohio Brass (Hubbell Power Systems)

210 North Allen Street

Centralia, MO 65240

United States

Phone: Ph: 573-682-5521
Fax: 573-682-8714

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