How to read this. Every line is picked by the order of operations for that accessory type. The Fit column shows the component's published range against your cable so you can see how much margin is left. Ranges and conductor sizes come from your component lists; the tool never invents a part number.

Bushing interface. Elbow parts are matched by the bushing they mount to, not by rating alone. 200A loadbreak shares one interface across 5–15 kV, with 25 kV and 35 kV each separate; 600A deadbreak shares one across 5–25 kV, with 35 kV separate. Parts from another interface group are never quoted, even when their kV rating is higher — they will not mount. This is why a manufacturer can show no coverage for a cable it appears, on rating alone, to cover.

Source lists: Deadbreak, Loadbreak, Termination, Splice, Shield Adapter Kit and Lugs component lists, plus the MV Selector Order of Operations flow chart.