A PVC cable gland is a type of cable termination device made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), used to securely connect and protect electrical cables as they enter equipment, panels, or junction boxes. It ensures proper strain relief, sealing, and mechanical retention of the cable.
Key Features:
Material: Made from durable PVC, offering good insulation, resistance to moisture, corrosion, and many chemicals.
Design: Typically consists of a body, sealing nut, and clamping ring that grip the cable firmly.
Sealing: Provides dustproof and waterproof protection, often rated to IP65 – IP68 depending on type.
Sizes: Available in metric and PG thread sizes to suit different cable diameters.
Color: Commonly supplied in black, grey, or white.