Understanding of norms

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HG/20514-2014 8.1.13 Paragraph 1: Continuous type: The cable seal gland flexible tube is connected to the galvanized steel pipe. It can be seen that the sample cable seal and flexible tube from the manufacturer are two separate products. How should the term “cable seal head flexible tube” be understood in the specifications? Thank you.

Reply #22016-11-29

12D401-3 Standard Atlas for the Installation of Electrical Circuits and Equipment in Explosive Environments, Page 3-1: Intermittent type, using cable sealing heads； Pages 3-3 show a continuous design using flexible pipes; there are more similar examples in the catalog, which suffice to demonstrate that using one of them will achieve the desired result.

Reply #32016-11-30

12D401-3 Standard Atlas for the Installation of Electrical Circuits and Equipment in Explosive Environments, Page 3-1: Intermittent type, using cable sealing heads

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