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    Clarification No3

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    The document provides clarifications for two supply lots. For Lot 2, it confirms that while the heat-shrinkable termination kits are described as 15kV and 30kV, their rated voltages are 24kV and 36kV respectively, meaning they are designed to withstand those higher voltages without failure. For Lot 4, it explains that T00 and T2 refer to fuse types, HRC means a high rupturing current fuse base, and the correct standards for fuses are IEC 60269-1 and -2, not IEC 60269-4 as believed.

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    The document provides clarifications for two supply lots. For Lot 2, it confirms that while the heat-shrinkable termination kits are described as 15kV and 30kV, their rated voltages are 24kV and 36kV respectively, meaning they are designed to withstand those higher voltages without failure. For Lot 4, it explains that T00 and T2 refer to fuse types, HRC means a high rupturing current fuse base, and the correct standards for fuses are IEC 60269-1 and -2, not IEC 60269-4 as believed.

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    The document provides clarifications for two supply lots. For Lot 2, it confirms that while the heat-shrinkable termination kits are described as 15kV and 30kV, their rated voltages are 24kV and 36kV respectively, meaning they are designed to withstand those higher voltages without failure. For Lot 4, it explains that T00 and T2 refer to fuse types, HRC means a high rupturing current fuse base, and the correct standards for fuses are IEC 60269-1 and -2, not IEC 60269-4 as believed.

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    Clarification No3

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    The document provides clarifications for two supply lots. For Lot 2, it confirms that while the heat-shrinkable termination kits are described as 15kV and 30kV, their rated voltages are 24kV and 36kV respectively, meaning they are designed to withstand those higher voltages without failure. For Lot 4, it explains that T00 and T2 refer to fuse types, HRC means a high rupturing current fuse base, and the correct standards for fuses are IEC 60269-1 and -2, not IEC 60269-4 as believed.

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    CLARIFICATION NO.

    LOT 2: SUPPLY OF LV and MV UNDERGROUND CABLES (COPPER) and ACCESSORIES. 1. The 15kV
    Heat-Shrinkable Termination Kit - The descriptions are 15kV, while in the GTP requirements, the
    rated voltages are 24kV. Please indicate which one is correct.

    Response: Yes,both are correct. The 15kV is the nominal(normal) operating voltage while 24kV is the
    rated voltage; this means that the heat shrinkable termination kit should be designed to withstand
    24kV without failure

    2. Likewise, the 30kV Heat-Shrinkable Termination Kit – the GTP rated voltages are 36kV. Please
    indicate which one is correct.

    Response: Yes, both are correct. The 30kV is the nominal(normal) operating voltage while 36Kv is
    the rated voltage; this means that the heat shrinkable termination kit should be designed to
    withstand 36Kv without failure

    LOT 4: SUPPLY OF LV PROTECTION & LV CURRENT TRANSFORMERS. 1. Please indicate what the
    yellow highlighted terms mean. See attached highlighted in yellow! LV fuse 63A, T00 LV fuse 100A,T2
    Three phases, 3-poles HRC fuse base

    Response: T00 or T2 are the types of fuses

    HRC means High Rupturing Current fuse base

    2. IEC 60269-4 - We believe that the mentioned standards are for Semiconductor fuses - Please
    confirm & state correct standard.

    Response: please refer to the following standards: IEC 60269-1 and -2 or equivalent

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