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Figure 1 - Isores Stand-off Insulator Stand-off Insulators

Stand-of Insulators are available in three product ranges: Isores, Glastic and RNC.

Isores Stand-off InsulatorsIsores Series

Isores insulators are suitable for indoor installation.  They are manufactured from epoxy resin by the injection pressure gelation process.  The high dielectric performance is achieved by casting under vacuum.  All insulators are cast with sheds increasing voltage insulation and allowing installation of insulators in polluted environments.  Brass inserts are cast in the top and bottom of the insulator body.

Isores Stand-off insulators are manufactured according to IEC660-1979 and recommendations no. 273-1979.

Table 1 - Isores Stand-off Insulator Properties
Part Number Rated
Volts
kV
Flexion Strength
kg
A B D E F G H L M N Creep
mm
Mass
kg
IGN10/0350 12 350 130 70 55 16 25 50 18 12 15 5 235 0.620
IGN10/0750 12 750 130 80 70 16 25 60 18 12 15 5 235 0.880
IGN15/0750 17.5 750 175 85 70 16 25 60 18 12 20 7 300 1.130
IGN20/0750 24 750 225 90 70 16 25 60 18 12 25 9 390 1.790
IGN30/0750 36 750 310 95 70 16 25 70 18 12 30 13 550 3.120

 

Glastic Series

Hi-Pot Tested to Assure Electrical Reliability
Glastic standoff Insulators are moulded of Underwriters Laboratories Incorporated® (UL) Recognized flame resistant fibreglass-reinforced thermoset polyester moulding compound. Glastic Insulators 1603, 2015, 1461,1872,1642 and 2450 are UL Recognized according to UL Standard for Safety 891. They feature shatter resistance and closer height tolerances than commonly available in porcelain insulators. Moisture and heat resistance properties of Glastic Insulators are higher than those of conventional plastic insulators.
Voltage Rating
This is only meant to be a guide for indoor service. Insulators mounted within a suitable electrical cabinet are considered indoors even though the cabinet itself is outdoors. An insulator will withstand its rated voltage continuously but industry standards or other specifications may require a different spacing from conductor to ground for a particular voltage. Wet or dirty conditions may require derating an insulator.
Outdoor Use

Glastic Insulators are primarily intended to be used indoors or inside a suitable enclosure. Insulators 1642 and 2450 should not be used upside down if there is a possibility of the centre hole filling with water.
Short Time Electrical Strength
For most insulator designs, this is the external flashover voltage in air. A few insulators will puncture instead. The value given is an average of 15 parts tested.
Cantilever Strength
One end of the insulator is bolted to a flat plate and force is applied to the insert on the other end in a direction parallel to the end at a distance from the plate equal to the insulator height.
Torque Strength
One end of the insulator is bolted to a flat plate and a normal steel bolt is tightened into the insert on the other end with a torque wrench. The bolt will fail before the insulator and the values published are approximately the values at which bolts fail. If you use tensile steel bolts, the insert threads will strip before the bolts fail, but at higher torque values than we publish. 5KV and 15kV insulators are tested differently.
UL Recognition

All Glastic Insulators are molded from UL Recognized molding materials (UL File E23525). When submitting your equipment to UL, you may need to furnish the molding material grade number used for a particular insulator. This information is available from Glastic Corporation. All of the molding materials used in Glastic Insulators have a generic relative Thermal Index of 130° C electrical/130° C mechanical. Glastic 1603, 2015, 1461,1892,1642 and 2450 Insulators are UL Recognized according to UL standard for Safety 891 (UL File E81713).

 

Glastic Stand-off Insulator 1603 Glastic Stand-off Insulator 2165 Glastic Stand-off Insulator 1872 Glastic Stand-off Insulator 2015 Glastic Stand-off Insulator 1642

 


Table 2 - Glastic Stand-off Insulator Dimensions.

PART NO.

HEIGHT

THREAD SIZE

SUGGESTED INDOOR VOLTAGE RATING

SHORT TIME ELECTRICAL STRENGTH kV

WEIGHT POUND

1603-2D

1-3/8''

3/8'' X 16 X 3/8'' DEEP

600

10.0

0.19

1642-10E

3-1/2''

3/8'' X 16 X 9/16'' DEEP
2'' BOLT CIRCLE

5000

----

1.78

1872-1A

2-1/2''

3/8'' X 16 X 9/16'' DEEP

3200

51.4

0.44

1872-1C

3''

3/8'' X 16 X 9/16'' DEEP

4100

----

0.59

2015-3A

1-1/2''

3/8'' X 16 X 3/8'' DEEP

1500

33.4

0.20

2015-3B

1-3/4''

3/8'' X 16 X 3/8'' DEEP

2000

----

0.25

2015-3C

2''

3/8'' X 16 X 9/16'' DEEP

2300

43.1

0.31

2015-3D

2-1/4''

3/8'' X 16 X 9/16'' DEEP

2700

----

0.36
2165-1A
1''
1/4'' X 20 X 5/16'' DEEP
600
18.6
0.06
2165-1B
1-1/4''
1/4'' X 20 X 5/16'' DEEP
600
----
0.06

 


Table 3 - Glastic Stand-off Insulator Physical and Electrical Properties.

VALUES

2165

1603-2D

2015

1872

1642-10E

Tensile Strength (lbs.)

1000

2500

2,000

2,500

3,000

Cantilever Strength (inch lbs.)

400

1,800

1,750

3,000

6,000

Compression Strength (lbs.)

8000

20,000

20,000

25,000

20,000

Torque Strength (ft. lbs.)

12

30

50

50

200

Arc Resistance (sec.)

180

180

180

180

180

UL Subject 94 Flame Resistance

94 V-O

94 V-O

94 V-O

94 V-O

94 V-O

Height Tolerance (in.)

± .015

± .015

± .015

± .015

± .010

Creep Distance (in.)

Insulator Height

1-5/8

1/4 Plus Insulator Height

5/16 Plus Insulator Height

3-11/16

Dry Hi-Pot (volts) NEMA Specs.

----

----

----

----

19,000

Dew Hi-Pot (volts) NEMA Specs.

----

----

----

----

15,000

Impulse
(volts, 1.5 x 40 wave)

----

----

----

----

60,000

Track Resistance (minutes)

600

600

600

600

600
 

RNC Stand-off InsulatorsRNC Series

RNC Series stand-off insulators are cast from epoxy resin and include a metric thread brass insert each end.

Table 4 - RNC Stand-off Insulator Properties.
Part Number Rated Volts
kV
Height
mm
Thread
RNC660-35-M08 660 35 M8
RNC660-50-M08 660 50 M8
RNC660-50-M10 660 50 M10
RNC660-50-M12 660 50 M12
 

 

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