Cable Gland
Description
A cable gland is a mechanical device used to securely fasten and seal electrical cables entering electrical panels, junction boxes, and equipment. It provides strain relief, protects against dust and moisture, and ensures safe cable termination.
Specifications
- Material: Brass, stainless steel, nylon, or aluminum
- Thread types: Metric, PG, NPT, and BSP
- Protection rating: IP65, IP66, IP67, and IP68
- Cable size range: 6 mm to 75 mm
- Operating temperature: −20°C to +100°C
- Types: Single-compression and double-compression cable glands
Uses
- Electrical control panels
- Cable trays and junction boxes
- Industrial machinery
- EV charging stations
- Power plants and substations
- Telecommunication systems
Advantages
- Provides cable strain relief
- Prevents dust and water ingress
- Improves cable safety
- Corrosion-resistant and durable
- Easy to install and maintain
Cable Lug
Description
A cable lug is an electrical connector used to terminate and connect cables to electrical equipment, busbars, batteries, switches, and distribution panels. It ensures a secure, low-resistance electrical connection.
Specifications
- Material: Copper, aluminum, or tinned copper
- Cable size range: 1.5 sq mm to 630 sq mm
- Types: Ring type, pin type, fork type, and tubular lugs
- Operating voltage: Low, medium, and high voltage applications
- Mounting: Crimped or bolted connection
Uses
- Electrical panels and switchboards
- Battery terminals
- Transformers and generators
- EV charging systems
- Industrial machinery
- Power distribution systems
Advantages
- Ensures reliable electrical connections
- Reduces power loss
- Easy installation and maintenance
- High conductivity and corrosion resistance
- Suitable for heavy-current applications
Applications
- Control panels
- Industrial automation
- Solar power systems
- EV charging infrastructure
- Residential and commercial electrical installations
- Power plants and substations
