Wiska Clixx Cable Gland Alternative

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Hi,

I have a IP66 rotary isolator with a 20mm rear knockout.

I was exploring options to enter via this knockout whilst maintaining the IP rating. Obviously a cable gland is a standard option, although that would require a bit more room being drilled into the brick to enable the gland to fit.

I';ve come across this Wiska product which is IP66/67 and looks like it needs minimal space: http://www.wiska.co.uk/pic/upload/WISKA-CLIXX-en.pdf

Does anyone have any experience of this product or any alternative views?

Many thanks,

Damian
 
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Not essential, just thought it would be a neater solution as the cable is coming from a fused spur on the inside of the wall.

Appreciate if a bottom knock out is used, there is no chance of water ingress.
 
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Only useable if you are using ROUND cable. But any stuffing gland will work for bottom entry (oh, Matron!).

But rear entry should not be a problem. Ensure entry point is properly silicone sealed and you drill a drain hole in the bottom of the enclosure.
 

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