LV Control Cable Straight Joint

🔌 LV Pilot Cable Heat-Shrink Joint Method (Communication Cable with MV Route) In this video, we demonstrate the complete method of making a heat-shrink joint for LV Pilot Cable, which is laid together with MV cable for communication, SCADA, interlocking and protection signals inside substations and feeder routes. This practical training explains each step clearly — from preparation to final testing. 🛠 Topics Covered • Purpose of LV Pilot Cable in MV network • Removing outer sheath and core preparation • Core identification and ferruling • Crimping of pilot conductors • Installing heat-shrink insulation sleeves • Controlled heating and sealing • Waterproofing and insulation • Continuity test after jointing ⚠ Safety & Quality Always follow the approved method statement, manufacturer instructions, PPE, and ensure cable isolation before starting. Improper crimping or overheating can lead to communication failure in the protection system, so accuracy is very important. This video is helpful for: Substation technicians, MV O&M teams, protection engineers, supervisors, and electrical engineering students. 📌 Don’t forget to Like, Comment and Subscribe for more electrical tutorials — MV/LV cables, substations, SCADA, and O&M training. Rashid iqubal Electrical Engineer