A Cable Intermediate Joint is a type of cable accessory used in electrical systems to join two cable ends together. The purpose of an intermediate joint is to connect and provide a secure electrical connection between two separate cables, allowing for the smooth transmission of electrical power or signal.
There are different types of intermediate joints, including heat shrink, mechanical, and cold shrink joints, each with their own unique advantages and disadvantages. Cold shrink intermediate joints, for example, are easy to install, require no heat or special tools, and provide a watertight seal.
