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    K-Line Insulators Limited produces silicone interphase spacers for transmission and distribution lines between 15kV to 400kV. The spacers are made of silicone rubber sheds injection molded over a fiberglass rod and are designed to maintain conductor separation in various environments. They improve reliability, safety, service life, and reduce life cycle costs compared to porcelain insulators. The spacers come in various models depending on the voltage class, mounting, length, conductor diameter, and pollution level requirements.

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    K-Line Insulators Limited produces silicone interphase spacers for transmission and distribution lines between 15kV to 400kV. The spacers are made of silicone rubber sheds injection molded over a fiberglass rod and are designed to maintain conductor separation in various environments. They improve reliability, safety, service life, and reduce life cycle costs compared to porcelain insulators. The spacers come in various models depending on the voltage class, mounting, length, conductor diameter, and pollution level requirements.

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    K-Line Insulators Limited produces silicone interphase spacers for transmission and distribution lines between 15kV to 400kV. The spacers are made of silicone rubber sheds injection molded over a fiberglass rod and are designed to maintain conductor separation in various environments. They improve reliability, safety, service life, and reduce life cycle costs compared to porcelain insulators. The spacers come in various models depending on the voltage class, mounting, length, conductor diameter, and pollution level requirements.

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    Insulator

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    K-Line Insulators Limited produces silicone interphase spacers for transmission and distribution lines between 15kV to 400kV. The spacers are made of silicone rubber sheds injection molded over a fiberglass rod and are designed to maintain conductor separation in various environments. They improve reliability, safety, service life, and reduce life cycle costs compared to porcelain insulators. The spacers come in various models depending on the voltage class, mounting, length, conductor diameter, and pollution level requirements.

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    K-LINE INSULATORS LIMITED

    Catalogue TD-IPS

    TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA

    TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION


    SILICONE INSULATORS
    InterPhase Spacers
    15 kV to 400 kV

    ISO9001
    SAI GLOBAL
    FILE No. 000117

    Transmission & Distribution


    Silicone InterPhase Spacers
    With environmental exposure to ice and/or wind, Overhead Transmission and Distribution Lines are
    susceptible to conductor motion that may result in outages or interruptions on the electrical system due
    to conductor contact, flashovers, or plant damage. InterPhase Spacers (IPS) were developed to minimize
    the probability of these occurrences by maintaining conductor separation.
    K-LINE INSULATORS LIMITED (KLI) InterPhase Spacers consist of silicone rubber sheds and
    sheath injection molded over a fiberglass rod and may be coupled with silicone rubber covered rods to
    increase length. Although lightweight and flexible, InterPhase Spacers are designed to meet torsional,
    bending and compression loads of the application. There are a variety of end fittings options available
    depending on the conductor clamping requirements with or without armour rod. KLI InterPhase Spacers
    meet the requirements of IEC 61109, ANSI C29.13, ANSI C29.12, CSA C411.5 and CSA C411.4.
    K-LINE INSULATORS LIMITED is registered to ISO 9001 Quality Systems.

    PERFORMANCE BENEFITS
    The performance benefits of KLI InterPhase Spacer Insulators are listed below.

    Improves Reliability (minimizes interruptions and outages due to conductor contact, flashovers or plant
    damage in all types of environments)
    Safety (light weight for handling and installation)
    Service Life (consistent performance over its service life)
    Life Cycle Cost (savings over porcelain insulators)

    APPLICATION
    One or two InterPhase Spacers are installed in each span. One Spacer is installed if there are two vertically
    positioned conductors and it is installed at one-third of the span. Two Spacers are installed if there are three
    vertically positioned conductors. The first Spacer is installed between the mid and lower conductors one-third of
    the span from one end. The second Spacer is installed between the mid and upper conductor one-quarter of the
    span from the other end. Contact your KLI Representative for application / placement instructions.

    CORE ROD
    The core rod of the insulator is made of a high quality, epoxy resin, E-Glass fiberglass rod that has been specially
    formulated for electrical and mechanical applications.

    HOUSING
    The housing (includes sheath and sheds) of the insulator is one piece, high temperature vulcanized, injection
    molded silicone rubber that is chemically bonded to the core rod. This ensures that the interface between the
    rubber and rod is impenetrable against moisture ingress. KLI uses its own proprietary silicone rubber formula in
    the manufacture of its insulators. The formulation has silicone rubber as the base polymer material with additives
    to enhance its performance in wet and contaminated environments.

    InterPhase Spacer installation from Helicopter


    using Barehand/Live Line work method

    Transmission Line InterPhase Spacer

    InterPhase Spacer installation


    using Hot Line Tools

    InterPhase Spacer installation using


    Hot Line Tools

    DISTRIBUTION INTERPHASE SPACER 15kV to 69kV

    ITEM
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7

    SPECIFICATION
    OPERATING VOLTAGE (PHASE PHASE)
    MOUNTING ARRANGEMENT: 1) HORIZONTAL 2) VERTICAL
    LENGTH L (CONDUCTOR CONDUCTOR)
    CONDUCTOR DIAMETER (INCLUDING ARMOUR ROD IF APPLICABLE)
    CONDUCTOR CLAMP: 1) SUSPENSION 2) K-CLAMP 3) RISER
    POLLUTION LEVEL (IEC 60815)
    EYE NUT OPTION FOR LIVE LINE APPLICATION (SEE DETAIL A)

    DATA
    kV
    mm
    mm
    YES

    NO

    NOTE:
    1. OTHER DESIGNS ARE AVAILABLE, PLEASE CONTACT KLI FOR DETAILS.

    DISTRIBUTION INTERPHASE SPACER 15kV to 69kV

    ITEM
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7

    SPECIFICATION
    OPERATING VOLTAGE (PHASE PHASE)
    MOUNTING ARRANGEMENT: 1) HORIZONTAL 2) VERTICAL
    LENGTH L (CONDUCTOR CONDUCTOR)
    CONDUCTOR DIAMETER (INCLUDING ARMOUR ROD IF APPLICABLE)
    CONDUCTOR CLAMP: 1) SUSPENSION 2) K-CLAMP 3) RISER
    POLLUTION LEVEL (IEC 60815)
    EYE BOLT OPTION FOR LIVE LINE APPLICATION (SEE DETAIL A)

    DATA
    kV
    mm
    mm
    YES

    NO

    NOTE:
    1. OTHER DESIGNS ARE AVAILABLE, PLEASE CONTACT KLI FOR DETAILS.

    TRANSMISSION INTERPHASE SPACER 69kV to 400kV

    ITEM
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6

    SPECIFICATION

    DATA

    OPERATING VOLTAGE (PHASE PHASE)


    MOUNTING ARRANGEMENT: 1) HORIZONTAL 2) VERTICAL
    LENGTH L (CONDUCTOR CONDUCTOR)
    CONDUCTOR DIAMETER (INCLUDING ARMOUR ROD IF APPLICABLE)
    CONDUCTOR CLAMP: 1) SUSPENSION 2) K-CLAMP 3) RISER
    POLLUTION LEVEL (IEC 60815)

    kV
    mm
    mm

    NOTE:
    1. OTHER DESIGNS ARE AVAILABLE, PLEASE CONTACT KLI FOR DETAILS.

    K-LINE INSULATORS LIMITED


    50 Passmore Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M1V 4T1
    Tel.: (416) 292-2008 Fax: (416) 292-2094 E-Mail: [email protected] Web Page: www.k-line.net

    October 2013

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