The system guarantees compliance with DIN EN 62444 with strain relief for cables, along with elements that ensure a fixed position. KDSClick has only three basic components: frames, inner pieces, and sealing elements. It operates on a simple modular design principle, and unlike conventional systems that require opening the frame and then screwing it back together to insert the sealing sleeves, CONTA-CLIP has equipped KDSClick with a robust, one-piece plastic frame available in four sizes for sealing elements with 4, 6, 8, or 10 spaces. The one-piece plastic frame allows for quick and easy installation, and the foam-coated gasket guarantees IP66 protection even on painted or rough surfaces. Creating frames of the desired size is very easy using four simple dividers, with T-shaped, cross-shaped, or double-cross inner pieces that are inserted with a distinctive audible "click." In this way, the cable management system is assembled to accommodate various cables, conduits, hoses, and pneumatic or hydraulic lines, while simultaneously reducing storage costs due to its minimal number of parts. To accommodate different cable diameters and numbers, CONTA-CLIP offers over 80 conical plugs that can be easily pressed into the pre-installed inner components from the inside. Furthermore, the plugs can be easily removed, for example, when new or additional cables need to be added, thus ensuring convenient cable changes, even for a single cable, without having to disassemble the frame. Single, double, or quadruple plugs, along with sealing caps, provide maximum flexibility in cable organization. The plugs have a corrugated cut that ensures easy assembly and a snug fit around the cable. CONTA-CLIP also offers a round version of the KDSClick with multi-piece frames designed for metric threads from M20 to M63, where up to four cable sealing elements can be mounted depending on the fitting size.
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- Category: Structured Cabling
- By Carlos Martinez
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