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.
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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