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Difficult Location Jobs. Work done right by The Able Group Contractors. Pole to pole, building to pole, we can get the cables to you. Aerial electrical services. Aerial cable systems primarily consist of tree wire conductors. The covered conductors of aerial cable systems are considered bare conductors for electrical insulation requirements. It is more suitable for long runs where there are few transformers and spurs lines. It is commonly strung together with LV cable on the same poles. The use of aerial cable systems to skid logs has not been widely introduced. It eliminates the need for multiple-duct underground construction and its numerous associated problems, such as; extreme high cost conflicts with other underground utilities, and extended vehicle traffic tie-ups during initial construction and future expansion. The advantages of an aerial cable system are (1) the cable cannot be accidentally dug up, and (2) most of the utility cables are on transmission lines, far off the ground and only accessible by trained professionals. |
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Our High Reach Company serves the construction, commercial and industrial properties with cost effective SERVICE of Aerial Lifts and Material Handling equipment. Our expertise is trade work at High Reach Locations for construction, logistics, shipyard, public service, and industrial sectors. Serving all around: Bryn Mawr, Ardmore, Narberth, Radnor, Havertown, Newtown Square, Springfield, Drexel Hill, Upper Darby, Lower Merion, Media, Aston, Folcroft, Ridley, West Chester, Chadds Ford, Plymouth Meeting, Norristown, Malvern, Wayne, Paoli, Philly, Chester County, Montgomery County, Delaware County, Philadelphia PA and suburbs. Broomall 19008, King of Prussia 19406, Conshohocken 19428, Villanova 19085, Wayne 19087, Lansdowne 19050, South Philly, Southwest Philly and West Philly. A device is described for connecting two electric aerial cables. Each aerial cable has tube, containing optical fibers, which is cabled with electric conductors and strength member. Means are provided for the mechanical and electrically conductive joining of the electric conductors and strength members of the two cables. A sealed splice carrier for receiving the spliced connections of the optical fibers comprises two concentric tubes (7, 9) with a annular gap between them. The annular gap is sealed at both ends. The optical fibers are inserted into the annular gap through apertures in the end seals (8). The spliced connections and a length of optical fibers are stored in the annular gap. The splice carrier (5) surrounds the means (21, 3) for the mechanical and electrically conductive joining and is attached to the electrically conductive joining means (3) or to the aerial cables (1). |
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