Installation Procedure for Cable Splice shield Kits for RG-Cables
RPIP-1108
Revision A
April, 2016
Devices Installation Procedure
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1.0 Scope
This standard contains the procedures for making environment resistant 1 to 1 in-line splices in
shielded and jacketed cables listed in Table I using TE Connectivity D-150-ZXXX Series
shielded cable splice kits.
2.0 References
TE Connectivity Customer Drawing (TECD) D-150-ZXXX. Connectivity parts.
3.0 Application Equipment
3.1 Wire Handling Tools
a.
Wire stripper for primary.
b.
Wire stripper for cable jacket.
c.
Small sharp scissors or diagonal cutters for braid.
d.
Ruler readable to 0.50 (0.025).
e.
DMC crimp tool HX4 (M22520/5-01).
f.
Die set Y1535 for D-150-Z393
3.2 Heating Tools
Use one of the following, or TE Connectivity approved alternative.
a.
CV1981 AT Digital with p/n reflector PR13C. Temperature setting 750-800°F
b.
CV2014 HOT JET S with wrap-around reflector PR-38-REFLECTOR
4.0 General Information
4.1 Splice Kit Description
The TE Connectivity D-150-ZXXX Series shielded cable splice kits consists of:
a.
SolderSleeve.
b.
Crimp barrels for splicing the primary conductors.
c.
Sealing insert for encapsulating the primary conductor splices.
4.2 Consumable Materials
a.
PTFE tape P-422 (A-A-59474, Type 1, Class 4)
