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Multiple wires and gland heads

2019-04-16View Original

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May I ask, if one gland lock is used to secure one cable, can two or more gland locks be used for it? Generally, I know it’s not possible. The reason for asking this is that the volume of the container is limited, so it’s not possible to have that many grating holes.
Reply #22019-05-17
Then replace Gran with one of larger diameter, and use a cable with more cores to replace the original cables with fewer cores. But a gland cannot accommodate two cables, as that would render the sealing function pointless.
Reply #32019-09-06
It’s out of the question to use one gland to secure two cables. You can add an intermediate junction box, something like those round cable boxes, feed multiple cables into the junction box, and then use a multi-core cable to connect to the main box. Alternatively, it can be changed to a piping system, where multiple cables can be run through a single pipe.

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