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  1. clanky

    UK Twinwall Underground Conduit/Ducting - Do Glands Exist?

    Hi All, Just started upgrading all my out building for power and data and i was wondering rather than cutting off the ducting at floor level, do glands exist so i can fit straight into the bottom of a suitable JB or Enclosure? Ive struggled to find any so any help appreciated. I have several...
  2. J

    New Consumer Unit Fireproof Stuffing Glands

    I recently had an electrician install a new consumer unit in my cellar. A second electrician, who is subcontracted by my bathroom fitter to carry out electrical work in the bathroom, has said that the cable entry to the fuseboard should be sealed with either fire resistant stuffing glands or...
  3. J

    M25 glands 100x for £29.99 or best offer

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/334071673444?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&campid=5338273189&customid=&toolid=10001&pub=5575378759&icep_ff3=1&ipn=psmain&icep_vectorid=229508&kwid=902099&mtid=824&kw=lg
  4. S

    Gland installing

    Can you use bw glands outdoor if installing from underneath the electrical point?
  5. M

    What wrench to used for big glands?

    Hi everyone, Just wondering what tool do you all used for gland bigger than M63? I'm using stilltons but I rather not used that as they mark the glands. Any suggestions would be great thanks.
  6. D

    Using plastic glands on a metal board...arrggg

    So this has been asked a few times but still not 100% clear on this I have to add a cable to a an existing 17th ed board , all the existing cabling is rear entry but this isn’t possible for my new cable. So Im going to cut a 20mm hole in the bottom and use a 20mm plastic stuffing gland to run...
  7. J

    Glands for 1.5mm armoured cable

    Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew which size gland to use for a 1.5mm armoured cable. It has an outer diameter of 12-13mm. I've used 20mm compression glands on hi tuff cable, but i remember the cable would go through. So just wanted to make sure this time. Thanks
  8. C

    Conduit Compression Glands

    Hi All Where do you guys get your PVC Conduit compression glands from - I.e if you were to wire a pre-wired floodlight? I've seen some installations where you can just push a gland fitting directly into one of the legs of a 2-way/right angled junction boxes but I've not been lucky enough to...
  9. C

    Cable Glands - CMP Vs EATON

    EATON cable glands comes with many sealing ranges for the same gland size, Eaton gland selection chart (attached), Where as CMP glands comes with one sealing range for the same gland size, CMP gland selection chart attached. Why do EATON have many sealing ranges for the same gland size...
  10. C

    UK Cable Glands

    Hi Guys Iv'e got some 1.5mm twin cable, there is no earth wire with it and the outside diameter of the cable sheath is 7mm. I need to run it through some 6mm thick steel and have been lookling at the glands in image. Namely the IP68-PG9 but looking at measurement D, by the time the locking nut...
  11. M

    UK different glands on same isolation

    hi all, just out of curiosity can you tell me why these have different glands. 1st is a junction box for an outside light and 2 nd is an isolation for an aircon kind regards darren
  12. kenburgess

    SWA Glands : Poor Fit

    Background: Served my apprenticeship 1964 to 1969 with NORWEB but not been directly employed in the industry since then. I have just laid a 10mm 3 core SWA cable in a trench under the patio from the house to a detached garage 8.5m away. (cable run will be around 18m to 20m). There won’t be...
  13. G

    Cable glands. Info required?

    Hi All. If I could pick someones brains. I have a load of these glands that I have aquired(been given)and was looking for any information about them as I cannot find anything on the manufacturers website. having filed a bit of the corner of one away, as there is no brass visible, I assume they...
  14. Gavin John Hyde

    Wiska Glands excellent customer service

    I had some glands recently that were not the usual decent quality. The rubber inserts were stiff and wouldn't compress too well. Annoyed me as I bought them for a Cu change and had to use some horrid membrane glands instead to get the job done. I emailed the customer services asking why the...
  15. R

    Ammendment 3 Compliant Glands

    Hi there folks, I wonder if some of you have noticed the problem with getting glands for the above items ?. Have seen New install without them and wholesalers telling me folks dont ask for them !!!. Anyway had chat to Wiska and their Contract catalogue has the full range, including the new 2 x 2...
  16. Midwest

    A3 CU Bespoke Glands

    Just spotted these in PE; Don't think I would use them instead of a Sprint Gland or similar, where the tails were subject to movement, but where they aren't, the TKS would be better than their Sprint Grommet. :)
  17. cliffed

    Micc

    Helped a couple of youngsters out the other day,a real overspec of installing pyros to light fittings in trunking in late 70's,kinda mad,one of the ends came off,youngsters had new pyro glands,but the orig are imperial,so struggled with fitting them. Old timer soon sorted that,used orig pot &...
  18. Gazthesparky

    AM3 Tails Stuffing gland

    I seem to have a run of jobs of upgrading consumer units. Previously I've used 32mm standard stuffing glands for the tails when I have needed to. Although the sealing gland hasn't got specific holes for the tails i find that it seals well. Anyway I've been looking at the special tails stuffing...
  19. Pat H

    Plastic compression glands for T&E into metal CU

    I'm sure this will have come up but what are the thoughts on cable entry into metal CUs? Obviously from the rear is simplest but if cables have to come in from below then do we need to use metal glands or are plastic ok? I assume for RFC its best for both legs of the circuit to enter together...
  20. M

    Trunking from CU (with fire-proof glands), does it need to be non-combustible?

    For cables coming out of a CU and running where someone getting tools on and off a shelf next to the CU may knock against the cable if careless. I'm intending to give them some basic protection by putting trunking over them. The cables coming out the side of the CU go through non-combustible...

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