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Accessories
Cable management
Cable entries
Multiple
Push the membrane into
a standard hole.
Make a small hole in
the membrane.
Push the cable or tube
through the guide hole.
Key features when selecting a cable entry
1 -
Multiple cable entries or single cable entries
Your choice depends on:
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The amount of cables going through the cable entry: generally for 3 or more
cables, choose a multiple cable entry. It will make your installation faster and
more economical.
In other words, your final bill will not necessarily be lower with single cable entries!
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Flexibility of installation: for high flexibility, the multiple cable entry is
the right choice.
2 -
Entry cable material
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Soft membranes
allow cables to be easily pushed through, but still offer a good
IP rating, protecting from moisture as well as physical intrusions. Cable retention
force, however, is lower than with other alternatives.
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Hard plastic
needs specific tools to create the opening (drill or knife) but, thanks
to the cable gland, offers a very high retention force. Another use of this solution is
for public places, since the hard surface prevents objects being pushed in.
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Combined:
the material of the cable entry plate is hard plastic, but the cable is
pushed through a soft membrane. In this case you have the advantages both of soft
membranes (easy and fast installation, flexibility) and hard plastic membranes
(high retention force, when using specific cable clamps).
3 -
Cable glands to be fitted
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Some multiple cable entries require a cable gland to be able to retain the cables
and ensure the degree of protection.
Pull the cable or tube back
some 20 mm to lock it.
Single
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