3M 5321 Manuel utilisateur

3M™Motor Lead Pigtail Splice

5321, 5322, 5323 & 5324

for 5/8 kV Non-Shielded and Shielded Cables

(Ribbon or Wire and UniShield®Cables)

Instructions

Cable Size Range:

Feeder: #8 AWG – 500 kcmil

Motor Lead: #10 AWG – 500 kcmil

Copper Conductors

CAUTION

Working around energized systems may cause serious injury or death. Installation should

be performed by personnel familiar with good safety practice in handling electrical

equipment. De-energize and ground all electrical systems before installing product.

August 2009

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Kit Contents

3 Lug Cover

3 Cold Shrink Tube

9 Mastic Sealing Strip(s)*

3 Roll Scotch®Stress Control Tape 2220

3 Bag Solvent Cleaning Cloths

3 Tube Silicone Grease

3 Rolls Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing Tape 130C

3 Instruction Sheets

Requires Vinyl Tape that is not in kit

*Quantity varies with kit number

Kit Selection Table

Kit Number Cable Size Range (AWG/kcmil) Cable Insulation

O.D. Range Max Bolt Length

Feeder Motor Lead

5321 8 – 4 10 – 4 0.30 – 0.51 in. 1/2 in.

5322 2 – 1/0 4 – 1/0 0.43 – 0.65 in. 3/4 in.

5323 1/0 – 250 2 – 250 0.53 – 0.88 in. 1 1/4 in.

5324 250 – 500 4/0 – 500 0.75 – 1.12 in. 1 1/2 in.

Table 1

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Instructions for 5/8 kV Pigtail Non-Shielded Feeder Cables

1.0 Prepare Cable According to Standard Procedures

NOTE: The Scotch®Stress Control Tape 2220 will not be used for non-shielded cable.

1.1 Check to be sure cables fit within cable kit range as shown in Table 1.

1.2 Remove cable insulation for length recommended by terminal lug manufacturer; if no information is available,

remove for depth of lug barrel.

2.0 Install Lugs

2.1 Install and crimp lugs per manufacturer’s direction. See back page if 3M™Scotchlok™Lugs are used.

2.2 Clean insulation for approximately 6" using solvent saturated cloths provided in kit.

2.3 FOR 8kV ONLY. Fill lug/insulation gaps with Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing Tape 130C (Figure 1).

Large Lug

Small Lug

Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing Tape 130C

Figure 1

2.4 Bolt lugs together. See Table 1 for maximum bolt length. See Figure 2 for proper bolt/lug arrangement.

Large Lug

Small Lug

Bolt Should Be Inserted Thru

Hole Of Smaller Lug First

Washer

Figure 2

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2.5 FOR 8 kV ONLY. Cover the lugs and bolt with four half-lapped layers of Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing

Tape 130C (Figure 3).

Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing Tape 130C

Figure 3

NOTE: FOR 8 kV ONLY: Lug cover will be printed with 5 kV rating, but mastic layer in Step B–5 (Figure 3)

qualifies the part as 8 kV.

3.0 Install Lug Cover

3.1 Install Lug Cover.

NOTE: The lug cover must extend over the cable insulation by a minimum of 1". For a one hole lug it will be

greater than 1" (Figure 4).

Lug Cover

1" Min.

Figure 4

3.2 Remove liner from Mastic Sealant Strips and apply around and between cables and at a position as close as

possible to the end of the Lug Cover (Figure 5).

3.3 Overwrap Mastic Sealant and the end of the Lug Cover with one or two wraps of vinyl tape (Figure 5).

Vinyl Tape Mastic Strips

Figure 5

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4.0 Install Cold Shrink Insulator

4.1 Install Cold Shrink by sliding it over the Lug Cover with the loose end tab at terminal lug end. Align the end of

the Cold Shrink Tube approximately 2 beyond the Mastic Seal and Vinyl Seal Tape. Remove core by unwinding

counter-clockwise (Figure 6).

TIP: An occassional tug will aid in the removal of the core.

Mastic and Vinyl

Tape Seal

Counter-Clockwise

Figure 6

Instructions for 5/8 kV Pigtail Shielded Feeder Cables

(Ribbon or Wire Shielded and UniShield®Cables)

5.0 Prepare Cable According to Standard Procedures

5.1 Check to be sure cables sizes fit within cable kit range as shown in Table 1.

For Non-Shielded Motor Lead Cable

5.2 Remove cable insulation for length recommended by terminal lug manufacturer; if no information is available,

remove for depth of lug barrel.

5.3 Clean insulation for approximately 6" using solvent saturated cloth provided in kit.

For Shielded Feeder Cable

For Ribbon Shielded Cable see Figures 7a, 8a and 9a.

For Wire Shielded Cable see Figures 7b, 8b and 9b.

For UniShield®Cable see Figures 7c, 8c and 9c.

5.4 Prepare cable by removing jacket and shielding per dimensions as shown in Figures 7 and 8, depending on type

of cable shielding.

NOTE: If practice calls for grounding shield, do not cut shield wires. See grounding.

5.5 Remove cable insulation for length recommended by terminal lug manufacturer; if no information is available,

remove for depth of lug barrel. See Figure 7a, 7b and 7c, depending on type of cable shielding.

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1/4"

3–1/2" Depth Of

Terminal

Lug Barrel

For Ribbon Shielding

Cable Jacket

Cable Metallic Shield

Cable Semi-Conductive Material

Cable Insulation

Figure 7a

Cable Semi-Conductive Material

Cable Insulation

Cable Shield Wires

Cable Jacket

Depth Of

Terminal

Lug Barrel

3–1/4"1–1/4"

For Wire Shielding

Figure 7b

Cable Semi-Conductive Jacket

Cable Shield Wires

Cable Insulation

Depth Of

Terminal

Lug Barrel

1/2"

For UniShield®

Figure 7c

5.6 Clean cable insulation by using solvent saturated cloths. Do not allow solvent to touch cable semi-con. If

abrasive must be used to remove imbedded semi-con from cable insulation, use a non-conductive, 120 grit

aluminum oxide, such as in the Scotch®Cable Prep Kit CC–2 or 3M™Abrasive Roll A–3.

6.0 Install Stress Relief

6.1 Apply two half-lapped layers of Scotch®Stress Control Tape 2220 for 1/4" onto the cable semi-con (1/2" onto

UniShield®jacket) and extend two inches onto cable insulation (wrap tape silver side out). Figures 8a, 8b or 8c,

depending on type of cable shielding.

NOTE: Grounding

If practice calls for an external ground, a 3M Ground Strap Assembly Kit (GS–1, GS–2 and GS–3) is available

from your local distributor for use on ribbon shield cable. Follow procedure for these kits for grounding. For

UniShield®and wire shield cable, a ground strap assembly kit is not necessary. Simply fold the wires back over

jacket to connect to the system ground.

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Scotch®Stress Control Tape 2220

1/4"

2" For Ribbon Shielding

Figure 8a

For Wire Shielding

1/2" 1"

1/4"

Scotch®Stress Control Tape 2220

Figure 8b

1/2"

For UniShield®

1/2"

Scotch®Stress Control Tape 2220

Figure 8c

6.2 Wrap two half-lapped layers of vinyl tape over the Scotch®Stress Control Tape 2220 and one inch onto cable

jacket. (1/2" beyond cut off, bent back shield wires for wire and UniShield®cables. Figures 9a, 9b or 9c,

depending on type of cable shielding).

Scotch® Super 33+™ Vinyl Electrical Tape

For Ribbon Shielding

Figure 9a

For Wire Shielding

1/2"

Scotch® Super 33+™ Vinyl Electrical Tape

Figure 9b

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1/2"

For UniShield®

1/2"

Scotch® Super 33+™ Vinyl Electrical Tape

Figure 9c

7.0 Install Lugs

7.1 Install and crimp lugs per manufacturer’s direction; see back page if 3M™Scotchlok™Lugs are used.

7.2 FOR 8kV ONLY. Fill lug/insulation gaps with Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing Tape 130C (Figure 10).

Large Lug

Small Lug

Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing Tape 130C

Figure 10

7.3 Bolt lugs together. See Table 1 on cover for maximum bolt length. See Figure 11 for proper bolt/lug

arrangement.

Large Lug

Small Lug

Bolt Should Be Inserted Thru

Hole Of Smaller Lug First

Washer

Figure 11

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7.4 FOR 8 kV ONLY. Cover the lugs and bolt with four half-lapped layers of Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing

Tape 130C (Figure 12).

Scotch®Linerless Rubber Splicing Tape 130C

Figure 12

8.0 Installation

8.1 Install Lug Cover (Figure 13).

NOTE: The lug cover must extend over the cable insulation by a minimum of 1". For a one hole lug, it will be

greater than 1".

8.2 Remove liner from mastic sealing strips and apply around and between the cables at a position as close as

possible to the end of the lug cover (Figure 14).

8.3 Overwrap mastic sealant and the end of the Lug Cover with one or two wraps of vinyl tape (Figure 14).

Lug Cover

1" Min.

Figure 13

Lug Cover

Mastic Strips

Scotch® Super 33+™ Vinyl Electrical Tape

Figure 14

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9.0 Install Cold Shrink Insulator

9.1 Install Cold Shrink Insulator by sliding it over the Lug Cover with the loose core end tab at terminal end. Align

the end of the Cold Shrink Insulator so it covers the vinyl tape on the feeder cable. Remove core by unwinding

counter-clockwise (Figure 15).

TIP: An occasional tug will aid in the removal of the core.

NOTE: When starting to remove core, observe to make sure end of Cold Shrink remains lined up over the vinyl

tape (Figure 15).

Lug Cover

Cold Shrink Insulator

Counter-Clockwise

Figure 15

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