Cable accessories · engineered for the installation brief
Build the cable system your project can install.
Start with voltage, cable construction, interface dimensions and application. FEICHEER turns the supplied project data into a reviewable accessory brief before a sample, quote or production promise.
FEICHEER coordinates product briefs and supplier review. The contracting manufacturer and production site are identified per quotation. Evidence before claims. Voltage class, cable construction, standard, dimensions, testing, market access, MOQ, price and timing are confirmed only in a product-specific written record.
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Representative product-manual reference. Not factory, stock, drawing approval, certification or finished-product proof.
The voltage rail
Five inputs turn a cable request into an engineerable brief.
Choose the voltage, accessory family and cable data first. The quotation follows the interface you actually need to install.
Product drawings, standards, test evidence, MOQ, pricing and delivery are confirmed against the selected SKU and project conditions.
Available for technical review
Choose the closest accessory route. Then define what it must fit.
These are engineered starting routes, not a generic catalog. Voltage, cable dimensions, drawings, standards, testing and delivery scope are confirmed per SKU.

Representative product-manual reference. Not factory, stock, drawing approval, certification or finished-product proof.
Silicone cold-shrink route
Cold-shrink 1–35 kV
Build a voltage and cable-construction brief for cold-shrink terminations, straight-through joints and sealing kits.
Review this route
Representative product-manual reference. Not factory, stock, drawing approval, certification or finished-product proof.
Heat-shrink route
Heat-shrink 1–35 kV
Align heat-shrink termination and joint kits with voltage class, insulation diameter, screen treatment and site method.
Review this route
Representative product-manual reference. Not factory, stock, drawing approval, certification or finished-product proof.
Prefabricated accessory route
Prefabricated systems
Review premoulded bodies, stress control and interface dimensions for medium-voltage power cable projects.
Review this route
Representative product-manual reference. Not factory, stock, drawing approval, certification or finished-product proof.
Railway electrification route
Railway 27.5 kV
Scope railway-specific terminations, joints and interface details for electrification contractors and project buyers.
Review this route
Representative product-manual reference. Not factory, stock, drawing approval, certification or finished-product proof.
Distribution equipment route
Junction boxes & switchgear
Build a complete equipment brief for cable distribution boxes, ring-main interfaces and switchgear integration.
Review this route
Representative product-manual reference. Not factory, stock, drawing approval, certification or finished-product proof.
Connection and repair route
Connectors & repair
Specify separable connectors, cable lugs, sheath protection and repair sleeves by interface, material and site condition.
Review this routeThe buyer evidence room
Ask for the drawing behind the promise.
A useful project file connects each statement to the right product version, cable interface, standard, test method and project environment.
Cable data sheet
Voltage, conductor cross-section, insulation diameter, screen construction, accessory family and approved project assumptions.
Test & standard plan
Applicable standards, routine tests, type tests, inspection scope and the laboratory or method to be agreed.
Drawing & kit record
Accessory drawing, kit contents, installation method, labeling, packing list and transit assumptions.
Entity & project evidence
Certificate or test details reviewed with entity, site, scope, validity and destination-project relevance.
Standards and test references only have meaning with the exact product version, voltage class and scope. Each certificate is reviewed for entity, site, validity and application.

Representative product-manual reference. Not factory, stock, drawing approval, certification or finished-product proof.
Project interface review
The interface drawing is the first commercial conversation.
Cable entry, screen treatment, enclosure, earthing, interface dimensions and installation method shape the accessory system before a price can be trusted.
- Cold-shrink and heat-shrink terminations
- Straight-through joints and repair systems
- 27.5 kV railway electrification interfaces
- Junction boxes, ring-main and switchgear integration
- Connectors, sheath protection and installation kits
Source boundary · supplied product manual
Product families are mapped from the supplied cable accessory manual.
The manual names Baoding Zhengkai Cable Accessories Co., Ltd. and presents product families, technical ranges and project references. FEICHEER uses it as a product-development source; model, standard, certificate and production-site evidence are confirmed per SKU and contracting entity.
From request to reviewable record
Move one controlled interface at a time.
- 01
Map the installation
Voltage, cable construction, application, interface and evidence needs.
- 02
Review fit and scope
Open technical, standard and commercial assumptions are returned in writing.
- 03
Control the sample
The agreed drawing and kit version becomes the reference for assessment.
- 04
Release the record
Price, MOQ, timing, Incoterm, tests and document deliverables move together.
Buyer guides
Questions to settle before the quote.
The cable accessory brief that prevents an unusable quote
The fields that let every supplier review the same voltage, cable and interface instead of guessing.
Open guideCable accessory evidence checklist for project buyers
How to connect a product code to the drawing, standard, test scope, entity and shipment record.
Open guideCold-shrink vs heat-shrink: choose by site and cable fit
A practical comparison of the two accessory routes before you request samples.
Open guideStart with what you know
Send the product brief, not a blank “best price?” message.
A reference photo is useful. Voltage, cable construction, interface dimensions, standard, project application and estimated quantity make the response materially better.