Waterproof cable gland
AssigneeOcean Vision Environmental Research Pty Ltd
InventorsMatthew James HARVEY, Nicholas James DOBSON
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AssigneeOcean Vision Environmental Research Pty Ltd
InventorsMatthew James HARVEY, Nicholas James DOBSON
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A cable gland has first and second parts, which are mutually engageable, and a seal assembly that is housed within and between the first and second parts. The seal assembly has at least one carrier on each side of a cable seal. Each carrier seats a respective body seal. Each cable seal has an opening through which a cable can pass. In use the cable seal forms a seal about the cable. Each body seal is arranged to form a respective seal against the inner surface of the first. The cable seals provide water ingress protection about the cable, while the body seals provide water ingress protection between the inside of the first part and the seal assembly. The parts and, when engaged, are configured to apply a longitudinal compression to the seal assembly. This results in the carriers squeezing the cable seal therebetween into sealing contact with and about an outer surface of the cable. This, in combination with the action of the body seals provides water ingress protection.
A waterproof cable gland comprising:
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A method of forming a waterproof cable gland comprising:
A front mount system comprising a module and a housing having an external surface, the module being connectable to the housing, wherein the housing contains one or more housing components and associated housing component connectors;
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