5kV/15kV Jumper Cable is a specialized, heavy-duty, and highly flexible cable designed for creating temporary medium-voltage connections. It is primarily used in utility, mining, and industrial environments to bypass sections of power lines or connect high-voltage equipment temporarily. This cable is built to safely handle voltages up to 15,000 volts.
The main applications for 5kV/15kV Jumper Cable involve temporary power solutions in high-voltage settings. Key uses include:
Unlike many standard medium voltage cables, 5kV/15kV Jumper Cable is specifically engineered for temporary connections and features exceptional flexibility due to its highly stranded copper conductor. It is typically unshielded, which allows for greater flexibility but necessitates careful handling and positioning away from grounds to prevent high stress and capacitance leakage.
Wire America's 5kV/15kV Jumper Cable is constructed with several robust features to ensure performance and safety:
Choosing the correct 5kV/15kV Jumper Cable depends on your specific operational needs. Consider the following factors:
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Flexible Jumper Cable is a specialized, single-conductor portable cable designed for temporary high-voltage bypasses and emergency repairs on overhead distribution lines or in substations. Rated for 5kV to 15kV, this cable is engineered for maximum maneuverability, allowing utility crews to safely "jump" around damaged equipment or isolated sections of the grid during maintenance. The construction features a high-strand-count, flexible tin-coated copper conductor encased in a premium Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR) insulation. This unshielded, heavy-duty insulation is formulated to resist ozone, tracking, and physical abrasion while remaining highly pliable in sub-zero temperatures, ensuring reliable performance in the most demanding outdoor environments.
Installation Note: 5kV/15kV Jumper Cable is an unshielded cable and is intended for temporary use by qualified personnel only. Because it lacks a grounded shield, it must be kept at a safe distance from grounded surfaces and other phases as dictated by the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) and OSHA regulations. Always inspect the cable for nicks, cuts, or tracking marks before each use. When storing, ensure the cable is coiled loosely to prevent "compression set" in the EPR insulation, which could compromise its dielectric integrity over time.

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