HV Cable Terminations | 11kV & 33kV | R&D Cable Jointing Ltd
Based in Kent — Working Nationwide
HV Cable Termination Specialists — Up to 33kV

HV Cable Terminations

Indoor and outdoor HV cable terminations for 11kV and 33kV systems across the UK. Installed to manufacturer procedures with clean preparation, controlled stress control and proper screen management.

R&D Cable Jointing provides HV cable terminations for 11kV and 33kV systems across the UK. We install indoor and outdoor terminations into switchgear, transformers, RMUs and substations, supporting both planned installation works and repairs. Based in Kent and working nationwide, we regularly support projects across Essex, London, Kent, Hertfordshire, Surrey, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire.

Termination Types and Applications

All terminations are installed in accordance with manufacturer instructions and site requirements. We focus on clean preparation, controlled build-up and proper stress control to ensure long-term reliability.

  • 11kV indoor terminations — into RMUs, switchgear panels and transformer LV connections
  • 11kV outdoor terminations — pole-mounted and outdoor substation applications
  • 33kV indoor terminations — into switchgear, transformers and busbar chambers
  • 33kV outdoor terminations — grid and substation interface points
  • Cold shrink termination kits — clean and reliable in all environments
  • Heat shrink termination kits — for XLPE and PILC cable types
  • Slip-on (push-on) termination systems — rapid installation on XLPE cables

Terminations into Specific Equipment

  • Ring Main Units (RMUs) — 11kV cable terminations into LVCB and fuse switch positions
  • Pole-mounted transformers — outdoor LV and HV side terminations
  • Ground-mounted transformers — oil-filled and dry-type units
  • 11kV and 33kV switchgear panels — cable box terminations and bushing connections
  • PILC to XLPE transition termination points

Preparation Standards

Proper termination preparation is critical to long-term performance. Our approach is methodical and unhurried — we do not cut corners on preparation, stress cone positioning or screen termination management, regardless of programme pressure.

  • Cable stripping to manufacturer tolerances
  • Screen management and earthing connections
  • Stress control geometry — correct positioning to manufacturer specification
  • Environmental protection for outdoor installations
  • Post-installation inspection ready for test team

Areas: Essex, London, Kent, Hertfordshire, Surrey, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and nationwide. Contact us with your project scope and we will confirm availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you cover?
Based in the South East (Kent), we work nationwide across the UK. We regularly support projects across Essex, London, Kent, Hertfordshire, Surrey, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire, and travel further for larger projects.
What voltages can you work with?
LV, 11kV and 33kV. Our SAP authorisations cover up to 33kV for switching, permits and live working supervision.
What types of cable do you joint?
PILC, XLPE, Waveform and other common LV/HV cable types. If you're unsure whether we can handle your cable type, just ask.
Can you handle full substation installations?
Yes. We handle everything from landing, earthing and fit-out through to testing, commissioning, DNO audit attendance and taking control of the LV network on connection day on behalf of the IDNO.
What's the difference between a jointer and a SAP?
A jointer physically installs and connects cables. A Senior Authorised Person (SAP) issues permits and ensures the system is safe to work on. We provide both in-house.
Can you supply materials or work labour-only?
Both. We're happy to supply jointing kits and accessories, or to work with your own supplied materials — whatever suits the job.
How do I get a quote?
Email info@rdjointing.co.uk with your scope, cable type, voltage and location. We'll come back quickly with availability and a clear plan.

HV termination works coming up?

Send us the cable type, termination type, equipment and location and we'll come back with availability.