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PFISTERER Connex | Separable Connectors Specification Guide for Medium Voltage Electrical Systems
July 23rd, 2021
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The following guide is designed to help with the specification of PFISTERER CONNEX Separable Connectors size 0 – 3/3-S. You can access the form using the link below.
PFISTERER Connex Separable Connectors
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The application, cable and MV-CONNEX Separable Connector need to be matched.
Only adapted connectors can achieve the required reliability in the grid.
For cables according to DIN VDE standard, a simplified selection process is possible.
See the beginning of “Section B”.
For cables that have not been produced to comply with DIN VDE, a product configurator is used to determine an individual article number for the required MV-CONNEX Separable Connectors size 0-3/3-S. In order to be able to define the article number, the Specification Form for MV-CONNEX Separable Connectors must be completely filled-in by the project specialists of the customer.
The individual article number consists of a 9-digit number plus an optional variant code. This article number contains all parts for connecting and earthing the individual cable. This article number is marked as Set – which means 3 pieces of the same connector.
Please find instructions below, which will help to correctly fill in the CONNEX Specification form.
The parameters needed can be separated into two groups:
A. Application specific parameters
B. Cable specific parameters
Please complete section ‘A’ and ‘B’.
Section A: Application specific parameters

GIS/Trafo Socket
The cable connector and the socket have to be the same size. The electrical parameters and dimensional measures are defined in the standards EN 50180 and EN 50181.
The following details might help you:
- size 0: lᴺ=250A; Uᵐ=24kV
- size 1: lᴺ=630A; Uᵐ=36kV
- size 2: lᴺ=800A; Uᵐ=42kV
- size 3: lᴺ=1250A; Uᵐ=42kV
- size 3-S: lᴺ=1250A; Uᵐ=52kV
It is important to know the size of the socket of which is installed in the switchgear or the transformer.
Application
Depending on the application some special materials and/or additional components are needed.
For application “offshore” or for application “soil-resistant”, special material for housing and sealing is provided.
The section”offshore” should also be ticked if the application is in a coastal area where there is a saline/corrosive atmosphere. Soil-resistant is used if the cable connector itself is underground.
Lowest Ambient Temperature
The standard ambient temperature range is from +50ºC down to -25ºC. For applications where the ambient temperature goes down to -45ºC a special low temperature grease is needed. The temperature directly around the Separable Cable Connector is relevant.
Please note that for indoor application the decisive factor is the ambient temperature inside the building.
Connector Plug-in Location
Only for single sockets installed from inside of the equipment (not relevant for transformer elbow bushing or cast resin joints).
If the application is “outdor” and if the socket entry is from the top, an additional sealing system has to be applied. This is needed to prevent rain/water from entering the connector.
Therefore, please indicate if the position of installation is “top entry” or “other” (not top entry).

Voltage Tap
The voltage tap serves as an interface for a continuous voltage indicator system (DSA-LRM, DSA-2, DSA-i3). This is used to ensure the absence of voltage in the cable system before working on the cable system. For the indication of voltage, a separate product is needed (not in the scope of supply of the connector). To connect this voltage indicator system, the voltage tap (additional components) has to be included in the connector kit. Please indicate “yes” if needed.
standard is “no”
Section B: Cable specific parameters
For cables according to DIN VDE standard, a simplified process is possible. To select the connector, only “cable type”, “cross section”, “voltage level” and “section A” are required.
The simplified process is valid for the following cable types:
| N2XS2Y RM | N2XS(F)2Y RM | N2XS(FL)2Y RM |
| NA2XS2Y RM | NA2XS(F)2Y RM | NA2XS(FL)2y RM |
In case of non-DIN VE cables, please indicate all the cable parameters.

Cable Design
Single core cable or three core cable.
A three core cable only has to be indicated if the accessories for cable break out have to be included in the cable kit. If those accessories are not needed as they are e.g. already supplied in scope of project, single core cable can be selected (please indicate cable screen and armouring only for the single core cable).
Voltage Level
Voltage level of the cable
U⁰ = phase to earth voltage
Uⁿ = nominal voltage; phase to phase voltage
Uᵐ max. operating voltage (2 x U⁰)
Common voltage levels as reference:
| U⁰ (kV) | Uⁿ (kV) | Uᵐ (kV) |
| 3,6 | 6 | 7,2 |
| 3,8 | 6,6 | 7,2 |
| 6 | 10 | 12 |
| 6,6 | 11 | 12 |
| 8,7 | 15 | 17,5 |
| 12 | 20 | 24 |
| 12,7 | 22 | 24 |
| 15 | 20 | 24 |
| 15 | 25 | 30 |
| 18 | 30 | 36 |
| 19 | 33 | 36 |
| 20,8 | 36 | 42 |
| 26 | 42 | 52 |
Conductor Cross Section
Cross Section is only a reference value and does not influence component selection.
Conductor Diameter & Type
The contact system consists of several components. The components are selected according to the conductor type and the diameter of the conductor. The diameter of the bare conductor is relevant (without semi-con conductor screen).
The components have a designed working tolerance in which the can be used. During cable preparation and connector assembly, the conductor diameter has to be within this tolerance, for the contact system components to fit properly.
Conductor types (IEC 60228):
RM: stranded circular (class 2)
SM: stranded sector
RE: solid circular (class 1)
SE: solid sector
RF: super-flexible stranded (class 5+6)
The standard is RM stranded circular (class 2).
Insulation Diameter
The insulation diameter defines the correct insulating part of the connector. The diameter of the bare insulation (without semi-con insulation screen) is required.
The insulating parts have a designed working tolerance in which they can be used. During cable preparation and connector assembly the insulation diameter has to be within this tolerance, for the insulating part to fit properly.
Semi-Conductive Insulation Screen
Depending on the semi-conductive screen type and layer thickness, a special assembly method with special components is used.
- Fully Bonded: The semi-con insulation screen is removed with a cable peeling tool. Standard for DIN VDE cables. Standard thickness is ≤ 1mm; in case thickness is ≥ 1mm please indicate the thickness of semi-con layer.
- Easy Strip: The semi-conductive insulation screen can be removed without a cable peeling tool.
- Graphite: The cable has a layer of graphite on the insulation. This could be the case with older cables, but is not common with new cables.
- Without Semi-conductive Layer: if a low voltage cable or a medium voltage cable with only 2 kV voltage level is used the insulation could be without semi-con insulation screen.
The standard is fully bonded, thickness ≤ 1mm.
Cable Screen
Depending on the cable deign the cable core could have one or more metallic layers. If these metallic layers are indicated on the specification form (Cable screen, 1st and 2nd armoring) corresponding accessories to connect and to ground these layers are supplied.
Diameter values are over each metallic layer.
The standard is: cable screen = Cu wire screen, without 1st and without 2nd armouring.
- Wire: made from Cu or Al
- Laminated foil ( ≤ 0,1 mm): made from Cu or Al
- Tape: made from Cu or Al
- Lead Sheath: made from Pb
- Corrugated Sheath: made from Cu or Al
- Wire Mesh: made from Cu
If your cable had another special cable screen, please indicate this on the form, e.g. fibre optics or up to 3 separate earthing leads (3 core cables).
Outer Cable Jacket
Diameter of the complete cable. For cables with very big or very small diameters, a special assembly method with special components is applied.
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| Dimensions H, W, D (mm) | 1300,1250,450 | 1300,1250,450 | 1300,1250,450 | 1300,1250,450 |
| Weight | 250kg | 250kg | 250kg | 250kg |
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| Mild steel: Hop dip galv 3mm | Wedgelocks | Wedgelocks | Wedgelocks | Wedgelocks |
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| EV Feeder Pillar Type | Fortress Pillar Size 24 | |||
| Part Number | EV1008007 | EV1003022 | EV1002043 | EV1001050 |
| Rating | 7kW (40A SPN) | 22kW (40A TPN) | 43kW (63A TPN) | 50kW (80A TPN) |
| No. of charge points per feeder pillar | 16 | 6 | 4* | 3* |
| Dimensions H, W, D (mm) | 1600,1250,450 | 1600,1250,450 | 1600,1250,450 | 1600,1250,450 |
| Weight | 275kg | 275kg | 275kg | 275kg |
| Main incomer (MCCB) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mild steel: Hop dip galv 3mm | Wedgelocks | Wedgelocks | Wedgelocks | Wedgelocks |
| Lock type | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Anti-condensation heater | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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200 Amp Supply Feeder Pillar
200 Amp supply pillar within our range is available in four different configurations.
These pillars cover 7kW supplies through to 50kW, with a differing number of connections on each solution.
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| EV Feeder Pillar Type | Fortress Pillar Size 40 | |||
| Part Number | EV4001222 | EV4008043 | EV4005050 | EV4002120 |
| Rating | 22kW (40A TPN) | 43kW (63A TPN) | 50kW (80A TPN) | 120kW (250A TPN) |
| No. of charge points per feeder pillar | 12 | 8* | 5* | 2* |
| Dimensions H, W, D (mm) | 2200/2850/600 | 2200/2850/600 | 2200/2850/600 | 2200/2850/600 |
| Weight | 400kg | 400kg | 400kg | 400kg |
| Main incomer (MCCB) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mild steel: Hop dip galv 3mm | Barlock (3 point) | Barlock (3 point) | Barlock (3 point) | Barlock (3 point) |
| Lock type | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Anti-condensation heater | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
400 Amp supply pillar within our range is available in four different configurations.
These pillars cover 22kW supplies through to 120kW, with a differing number of connections on each solution.
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| EV Feeder Pillar Type | Fortress Pillar Size 40 | |||
| Part Number | EV6301822 | EV6301043 | EV6307050 | EV6303120 |
| Rating | 22kW (40A TPN) | 43kW (63A TPN) | 50kW (80A TPN) | 120kW (250A TPN) |
| No. of charge points per feeder pillar | 18 | 10 | 7 | 3 |
| Dimensions H, W, D (mm) | 2200/2850/600 | 2200/2850/600 | 2200/2850/600 | 2200/2850/600 |
| Weight | 400kg | 400kg | 400kg | 400kg |
| Main incomer (MCCB) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mild steel: Hop dip galv 3mm | Barlock (3 point) | Barlock (3 point) | Barlock (3 point) | Barlock (3 point) |
| Lock type | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Anti-condensation heater | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |

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Cable Management | How To Protect Outdoor Electrical Cables
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OSHA maintains general industry regulations on walking and working surfaces that guard workers against hazards and the risk of injury including clutter, protruding objects and wet conditions. These Health & Safety hazards can harm everyone in a facility, regardless of title or job responsibilities.
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Which personal protective equipment or electrical safety products are used for head protection? There are three different types of head protection that are commonly used:

- Industrial Safety Helmets (Hard Hats) – designed to provide protection against falling materials from a height or swinging objects.
- Industrial Scalp Protectors (Bump Caps) – designed to provide protection from hitting against static objects.
- Caps/Hair Nets – designed to protect against entanglement.
Tasks in which head protection might be needed include:
- Construction
- Building Repairs
- Working in Excavations or Tunnels
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Personal protective equipment (PPE) is industrial safety products used by workers, contractors or visitors to protect their bodies from workplace hazards. PPE can be classified in the following categories, based on the type of protection offered by the equipment:
- Eye protection– for example, safety spectacles/goggles, eye shields, Face shields etc.
- Respiratory protection– for example, disposable, cartridge, half or full face masks.
- Working from heights– for example, harness and fall arrest systems.

Eye Protection
What are 5 types of PPE?
The 5 different types of PPE are:
- Face Shields
- Gloves
- Gowns
- Head Covers
- Masks
What are the safety equipments?
PPE is the safety equipment that provides protection to users against health or safety risks at work. This include industrial safety products such as safety helmets, gloves, eye protection, high-visibility clothing, safety footwear and safety harnesses.

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What are the types of safety?
OSHA listed five different types of hazards that affect most of the workplaces. These hazards can be found in every kind of industry and should be handled appropriately to keep workers from injury or health issues.
- Safety Hazards: Such hazards are dangerous conditions in a facility that can cause injuries, illness, or even fatality like spills, working from height, unguarded machinery, wiring issues, confined spaces, forklifts, and much more.
- Biological Hazards: These hazards are typical for those who work with animals, people, or infectious plant materials. People working in daycare centres, hospitals, and nursing homes can be exposed to blood-borne pathogens.
- Physical Hazards: Physical hazards include environmental factors that can cause harm to workers even without direct contact. Radiation, sunlight exposure, working in extreme temperatures, and noisy environment are few examples of physical hazards.
- Ergonomic Hazards: Such hazards can be the most difficult to identify, but can easily cause strain and injury to the body. Employees can face ergonomic hazards if their workstations or chairs are not adjusted properly, if they are making repetitive movements in awkward position and other situations where the body and muscles are overstressed.
- Chemical Hazards: Any chemicals in the workplace could put individuals at risk. Some chemicals are even more harmful than others, but even common chemicals can cause skin irritation, serious illness, or breathing problems.
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