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Physical Specifications
Technical Specifications
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The overall jacket diameter for 350 MCM 15kV 133% URD is 1.58 inches. For a single-conductor installation, a 3-inch conduit is the standard minimum. For a triplex configuration (three cables), a 5-inch or 6-inch conduit is recommended. Due to the 1.58" OD and high weight, a 5-inch conduit is the baseline for a safe pull to avoid "jamming" and to stay within the NEC 40% fill limit.
Note on Conduit Sizing: These recommendations are based on standard NEC 40% fill guidelines for general informational purposes. Because factors such as pull length, total degrees of bends, and pulling tension vary by project, always consult with a licensed electrical engineer or project lead to verify final conduit specifications and ensure local code compliance.
This 350 MCM cable features 16 x #9 AWG solid bare copper neutral wires. These wires are helically applied and uniformly spaced over the insulation shield to provide 100% (Full) conductivity relative to the 350 MCM aluminum phase conductor, providing maximum grounding performance for high-load primary feeders.
RUS Accepted means this cable meets the technical and durability standards set by the Rural Utilities Service (USDA). This is a critical requirement for contractors working on federally funded rural electrification projects, ensuring the cable is vetted for long-term reliability in utility-grade infrastructure.
For 350 MCM main feeders, 133% insulation (220 mils) provides a critical safety buffer. High-capacity feeders often carry the highest electrical loads on the grid; the extra TR-XLPE thickness ensures the system can withstand surge stresses significantly better than standard 100% rated cables.
The minimum bending radius for 350 MCM 15kV URD is approximately 19 inches. Per industry standards, the radius is calculated as 12 times the overall diameter of the cable (1.58" x 12). Maintaining this radius is vital during the installation of heavy 350 MCM feeders to protect the core and concentric neutrals from mechanical stress during the pull.
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