Cable gland

Illustrated explanation

Four ways to pass cables through a wall

1Cable gland
Four ways to pass cables through a wallCallout 1: Round gland. Callout 2: Entry assembly. Callout 3: Sealed penetrator. Callout 4: Modular transit. Compare a round gland, a complete entry assembly, a sealed penetrator and a modular transit. Each construction controls a different interface at the enclosure wall. Current term: Cable gland, callout 1. 1Round gland 2Entry assembly 3Sealed penetrator 4Modular transit
  1. Cable glandThis term

    A gland seals or retains a cable at a single entry. Match the cable, mounting interface and declared functions.

  2. Cable entry device

    The entire entry assembly includes its mounting, seal and support parts. Assess the complete installed combination.

  3. Cable penetrator

    A penetrator forms a specified sealed feed-through. Its pressure boundary and conductor interface need their own evidence.

  4. Modular cable transit

    Separate modules fit cables within a common frame. Check module sizes, compression, spare openings and the complete transit approval.

Compare a round gland, a complete entry assembly, a sealed penetrator and a modular transit. Each construction controls a different interface at the enclosure wall.

Conceptual entry sections. These alternatives have different retention, serviceability and sealing duties; an illustrated shape does not specify an ingress or pressure rating.