Hubbell ASOD Operating instructions

Hubbell
Brand
Hubbell
Model
ASOD
Type
Operating instructions

Hubbell ASOD is an aluminum deadend designed for partial tension applications (40% RBS) and is suitable for use with conductors that are clean, straight, in lay, and free of burrs. It features a unique design that allows for easy installation and long-term performance.

The ASOD deadend is attached to a PDI or pole fitting, and a hoist hook is placed into the eye of the deadend to create slack in the conductor. The u-bolts are loosened, and the spring lifts the keeper clear of the conductor groove.

The conductor is placed into the groove under the keeper, and the keeper is lowered and looped onto the lip of the keeper. The outer u-bolt is secured onto the lip of the keeper, and the conductor is held down while the u-bolts are tightened.

Hubbell ASOD is an aluminum deadend designed for partial tension applications (40% RBS) and is suitable for use with conductors that are clean, straight, in lay, and free of burrs. It features a unique design that allows for easy installation and long-term performance.

The ASOD deadend is attached to a PDI or pole fitting, and a hoist hook is placed into the eye of the deadend to create slack in the conductor. The u-bolts are loosened, and the spring lifts the keeper clear of the conductor groove.

The conductor is placed into the groove under the keeper, and the keeper is lowered and looped onto the lip of the keeper. The outer u-bolt is secured onto the lip of the keeper, and the conductor is held down while the u-bolts are tightened.

NOTE: Hubbell Power Systems, Inc has a policy of continuous product improvement.
We reserve the right to change design and specifications without notice.
INS Number:
INS 10000
REVISION:
0
Page: 1 of 1
Part Number:
1999-10000
EC:
77504
Bulletin Number:
REVISION DATE:
03/14/2019
WI-ENG-130T_031319
RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
ASOD SERIES ALUMINUM DEADEND
CONDUCTOR MUST BE CLEAN (WIRE BRUSHED), STRAIGHT, IN LAY AND FREE OF BURRS TO
ENSURE PROPER INSTALLATION AND LONG TERM PERFORMANCE.
DESIGNED for partial tension applications (40% RBS).
Do NOT remove hoist or come-along without ensuring
u-bolts are tightened to recommended torque values.
Do NOT reuse ASOD series aluminum dead end
Instructions provided for reference only and should
not replace utility training.
Contact Hubbell Power Systems, Inc. for
application questions.
*Torque values are molded on part
1. Check the conductor size molded into body of ASOD deadend to ensure correct size for application.
2. Attached ASOD deadend to PDI or pole fitting.
3. Place hoist hook into the eye of the ASOD deadend and hoist grip onto the conductor to create slack.
4. Loosen u-bolt(s) and ensure the spring lifts the keeper clear of the conductor groove.
5. Place conductor into the groove under the keeper.
6. Lower the keeper and loop the outer u-bolt onto the lip of the keeper. Make sure front and back of keeper
sits in-line with conductor.
7. Secure conductor by holding the keeper down while tightening the u-bolts.
8. Once fully seated, tighten the bolts starting at the end closest to the clevis pin and working forward (not
fully tightening) in order to prevent any misalignment on the keeper.
9. While fully tightening to specified torque value alternate between nuts on the u-bolt to prevent
misalignment of the u-bolt and keeper. On ASOD versions with 2 keepers, start with the back u-bolt and
the leg closest to the clevis pin and work your way forward.
10. Verify that keeper sits in-line conductor adequately (conductor lies at the center of the body groove - front
and back of the keeper sits in-line with conductor) and that conductor is secured before releasing the hoist.
Note - ASOD’s are rated 40% of RBS of conductor – partial tension per ANSI C119.4
U-Bolts Size
Recommended Torque*
3/8” Steel
240 in-lbs or 20 ft-lbs
1/2” Steel
480 in-lbs or 40 ft-lbs
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Hubbell ASOD Operating instructions

Hubbell
Brand
Hubbell
Model
ASOD
Type
Operating instructions

Hubbell ASOD is an aluminum deadend designed for partial tension applications (40% RBS) and is suitable for use with conductors that are clean, straight, in lay, and free of burrs. It features a unique design that allows for easy installation and long-term performance.

The ASOD deadend is attached to a PDI or pole fitting, and a hoist hook is placed into the eye of the deadend to create slack in the conductor. The u-bolts are loosened, and the spring lifts the keeper clear of the conductor groove.

The conductor is placed into the groove under the keeper, and the keeper is lowered and looped onto the lip of the keeper. The outer u-bolt is secured onto the lip of the keeper, and the conductor is held down while the u-bolts are tightened.

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