Cable Glands
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Cable glands
We offer cable glands as a well balanced
assortment for different applications.
• Cable glands made from plastic and
brass
• EMC cable glands
• For hazardous areas in accordance with
EN 50014, EN 50019 and ATEX
• VDE, CSA and UL approved
Cable entries, for example for enclosures
or heavy duty connectors can be easily
and reliably installed.
DIN 40050 protection classes:
IP 54 Protection against dust accumu-
lation as well as protection
against water splash
IP 65 Protection against dust inflow as
well as protection against hose
water
IP 66 Protection against dust inflow as
well as protection in the case of
overflooding
IP 68 Protection against dust inflow as
well as protection when submerg-
ing
IP 69 Protection against water under
pressure
Labelling of explosion protected electric equipment according to ‘old’ Ex approvals.
Name of Type Examination Symbol for Conformity to Risk of Abbreviation Group of
manufacturer designation certificate number electrical equipment european explosion of protection electrical
or logo from of EU test site certified by standards classes used devices
manufacturer EU test site certified
16 E Ex e II
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The European Technical Standard
DIN EN 50 262
Metric cable glands for electric instal-
lations - the end of the PG–Cable
glands threads.
• The technical standards “Cable Glands
for cables and conductors with PG
standard threads” DIN 46320 (P1 - P4),
DIN 46255, DIN 46259, DIN 46319 and
DIN VDE 0619 became invalid on the
31 December 1999.
• Cable glands with PG threads are no
longer standard.
• The design approvals granted in accor-
dance with DIN VDE 0619: 1987 – 09
remained valid until 31.3.2001.
• The European Standard “Metric Cable
Glands for Electrical Installations” EN 50
262 became valid on 1.4.1999.
• The EN Standard EN 50 262 is manda-
tory in all member countries of the
European Union (EU) and associated
countries collaborating with CENELEC
(European Committee For
Electrotechnical Standardization) who
adopt the standard.
• That means that only metric cable
glands are permitted to be used in new
constructions as of 1.3.2001 in those
countries described above.
