🔌 Waterproof Cable Entry Gland Plate for 3mm to 12mm Cables - Ideal for Solar Panels, Motorhomes, Caravans, Boats, and RVs Review

Ideal for cable entry on my boat. I drilled a few holes and carefully countersunk the screws to help with the adhesive sealant.

I ordered this at a good price and didn't have to worry about what size wire I might end up using. It appears to be well built and only time will tell if it holds the seal around the joints.

Purchased for our Sprinter van conversion. Works fine for our application. Installs easily. Very happy with this product and the company have added an amazing credit card sized stainless steel multi tool as a surprise bonus!

Great piece of plastic! I wasn't sure what size glands I would need for the cables I was running, but it didn't matter as they came with two sets of 3-6 and 6-12 glands. This was the only product I found with two sets of seals for the same price. Satisfied with the quality, installed with no problems.

Worked great for cable routing for my solar panel. I wanted to run my cables through the wall instead of the roof and I didn't know how well that would work so I was a little nervous about drilling the hole. However there is a channel inside the inlet fitting which I filled completely with RV sealant, inserted, drilled 4 holes and screwed on. Of course more sealant around the gasket and bolts. I've had loads of rain and wind and haven't had any issues with leaks so I'd say it does its job well…

This worked but after tightening the solar cable entry fittings and caulking the entire entry fitting I found water on the floor the next day . I added more sealer and the next day I had water on my floor. It turns out that water got through the rubber O-rings that the cables run through. I didn't think I overtightened them when I installed them, but who knows. I ended up just using a little more sealant, but this time I applied it to the cable gland and completely covered the rubber o-rings…

I have not tested the product for durability but so far it works exactly as I expected. This was the only cable gland I could find that included two sets of rubber grommets to accommodate 3mm to 12mm (most are something like 3-6mm or 6-12mm). In addition, IP67 is an established standard and gives me confidence in my abilities compared to the competition. I removed the antenna on my old Airstream and as a result had to deal with the horrible "sealing" where the cable entered the roof. After…

I chuckle a little when the names of things I grew up with are trite. 'Clamshell' 'Cable Cap' 'Gland' Nevertheless, this is an excellent wire covering for installation through the hull in RVs, boats and various other bulkheads. I bought in part because I wanted a non-conductive feed-through housing for inverter cables in an aluminum clad RV. But unfortunately I should have read more carefully before ordering as 2/0 cables are over 1/2 inch in diameter and this well made product fits cables with