Separable Cable Connectors for Medium Voltage Cable Systems

RIKI supplies separable cable connectors for medium voltage power distribution systems, covering screened 630A, 200A loadbreak, 250A separable, and 600A deadbreak connector series for different cable and equipment interfaces.

200A · 250A · 600A · 630A · Loadbreak & Deadbreak · Type A & Type C

Quick Selector

Choose Separable Connectors by Current Rating & Interface

Start with the required connector system, then confirm current rating, interface type, loadbreak or deadbreak design, cable specification, and the equipment connection arrangement.

200A Loadbreak Connectors

Loadbreak elbows, bushing inserts, feedthru inserts, grounding elbows and related 200A system components

200A · Loadbreak · Elbow · Bushing Insert

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250A Separable Connectors

Elbow and straight connector configurations for compatible Type A interface systems

250A · Type A · Elbow · Straight

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600A Deadbreak Connectors

Deadbreak and T-body connector systems with related junction, bushing, cap, and extension components

600A · Deadbreak · T-Body

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630A Screened Connectors

Screened separable connectors, T-connectors, coupling connectors, Type C bushings and related system accessories

630A · Screened · Type C · T-Connector

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Separable Cable Connector Product Series

Compare RIKI separable connector systems by current rating, interface type, loadbreak or deadbreak design, cable configuration, and application — including 630A screened connectors, 200A loadbreak systems, 250A Type A connectors, and 600A deadbreak systems.

15kV 600A Bushing Extender

12kV 630A touchable T connector for fully insulated medium voltage cable systems

12kV π-Type Touchable Front / Rear Connector

250A straight-through cable connector for 10kV and 24kV medium voltage applications

10/24kV 250A Straight Connector

250A elbow connector for 10kV and 24kV medium voltage cable connection applications

10/24kV 250A Elbow Connector

Selection Guide

How to Choose the Right Separable Cable Connector

Start with the equipment interface and connector system, then confirm current rating, cable voltage, conductor size, cable type, connector design, and the accessory combination required by the project.

Connector System

200A vs 250A vs 600A vs 630A Separable Connectors

Series

Product Focus

200A

Loadbreak connector systems including elbows, bushing inserts, feedthru inserts, grounding elbows, and related accessories.

250A

Separable elbow and straight connector configurations for compatible Type A interface systems.

600A

Deadbreak and T-body connector systems with junction and related connection components.

630A

Screened separable connector systems including T-connectors, coupling connectors, Type C bushings, and related accessories.

Current rating is only one selection factor; the connector must also match the required equipment interface and cable configuration.

Operating Design

Loadbreak vs Deadbreak Connector Systems

System

Product Family

Loadbreak

Used within RIKI's 200A connector range and includes products such as loadbreak elbows, bushing inserts, and related accessories.

Deadbreak

Used within the 600A connector range and includes deadbreak and T-body connector configurations.

Do not substitute one system for another based only on physical appearance. Confirm the required connector system from the equipment and project specification.

Interface

Type A vs Type C Connector Interfaces

Interface

Product Range

Type A

Associated with RIKI's 250A separable connector range, including elbow and straight connector configurations.

Type C

Associated with the 630A screened separable connector range and related T-connector, coupling, and bushing configurations.

Interface type should be confirmed from the connected equipment, drawing, or technical specification before product approval.

RFQ Information

What to Confirm Before Requesting a Connector Quote

Information

Why It Matters

Connector Series

Identifies whether the project requires a 200A, 250A, 600A, 630A, loadbreak, deadbreak, or screened connector system.

Cable Parameters

Cable voltage, conductor size, cable type, and related dimensions help determine the correct connector configuration.

Equipment Interface

Interface information is required to match the connector, bushing, insert, and related system components correctly.

Drawings, existing model references, and equipment specifications are useful when the interface cannot be identified from the product name alone.

Advanced Note

Do Not Select Separable Connectors by Current Rating Alone

A 200A, 250A, 600A, or 630A rating does not fully define the required product. Buyers should also confirm the connector family, interface type, cable voltage, conductor size, cable construction, equipment connection point, and required accessories before approving a configuration.

For replacement or project matching, photographs and drawings of the existing connector and equipment interface can help reduce selection errors.

Applications

Where Separable Cable Connectors Are Used

Separable connectors support detachable cable connections in medium-voltage power distribution systems where connector rating, equipment interface, cable specification, and accessory configuration must be matched before installation.

Transformer Connections

Used for cable-to-transformer connection arrangements where the connector system must match the equipment interface, current rating, and cable specification.

Switchgear Connections

Screened separable connector systems can be specified for switchgear applications where a detachable insulated cable connection is required.

Underground Distribution Systems

Loadbreak, deadbreak, and related separable connector products can be used in underground distribution networks where compatible cable and equipment connection systems are specified.

Junction & Branch Connections

Junction components, feedthru products, and related connector accessories support distribution arrangements requiring multiple connection points within a compatible connector system.

Power Distribution Projects

Suitable for utility, EPC, engineering, and distribution projects where connector systems must be selected against cable parameters, equipment interfaces, and project specifications.

Resources & Sourcing

Separable Cable Connector Sourcing Resources

Use these reference points to compare screened separable connectors, loadbreak and deadbreak systems, interface types, accessories, and cable-to-equipment connection requirements before preparing an RFQ.

Product Series

200A, 250A, 600A & 630A Connector Systems

Review the main RIKI separable connector families before confirming interface type, connector design, cable specification, and accessory requirements.

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200A Systems

Loadbreak Elbows, Bushings & Inserts

Learn how loadbreak elbows, bushing inserts, feedthru inserts, grounding elbows, caps, and related components fit into a 200A connector system.

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600A Systems

Deadbreak & T-Body Connector Systems

Review deadbreak connectors, T-body connectors, junction components, bushings, caps, and related accessories used in 600A system configurations.

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Interface Selection

Type A, Type C & Connector Interface Matching

Use cable and equipment specifications to confirm the appropriate connector interface, current rating, and accessory combination before quotation.

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FAQ

Common Questions About Separable Cable Connectors

These answers help B2B buyers compare separable connector systems by current rating, interface type, loadbreak or deadbreak design, cable configuration, and equipment connection requirements.

What is a separable cable connector?

A separable cable connector provides a detachable insulated connection between a power cable and compatible electrical equipment. Product selection should be matched to current rating, interface type, cable specification, connector design, and the equipment connection point.

What is the difference between 200A, 250A, 600A and 630A connector systems?

They belong to different connector systems and interface configurations. RIKI's range includes 200A loadbreak connectors, 250A Type A separable connectors, 600A deadbreak systems, and 630A screened separable connectors. The correct series should be confirmed from the cable and equipment interface requirements.

What is the difference between loadbreak and deadbreak connectors?

Loadbreak and deadbreak describe different connector system designs and operating requirements. RIKI's 200A range includes loadbreak products, while the 600A range includes deadbreak connector products. Buyers should select the system according to the equipment interface and project specification rather than current rating alone. See our connector technical resources for further guidance.

What products are included in a 200A loadbreak connector system?

Depending on the required configuration, the product range can include loadbreak elbows, bushing inserts, feedthru inserts, grounding elbows, protective caps, junction components, and elbow surge arresters. The required combination should be confirmed against the cable and equipment connection arrangement.

What products are available for 600A deadbreak systems?

The 600A range includes deadbreak connectors, T-body connectors, junction components, and related bushings, caps, and connection accessories. Product selection depends on the required system configuration and equipment interface.

What should buyers provide when requesting a separable connector quotation?

Please provide the required connector series, cable voltage, conductor size, cable type, interface type, current rating, quantity, and any available drawings or equipment specifications. Photos or existing connector references can also help reduce configuration errors during product matching.

Can RIKI support connector system configuration and OEM requirements?

Yes. Depending on the project, support can include connector configuration review, accessory matching, specification confirmation, labeling, packaging, technical documentation, and order coordination. More sourcing information is available in our technical resources.