🔌 Winegard CE-1000: Streamlining Cable Entry for Hassle-free Installation Review

Ideal for a shielded CAT6 cable. Just make sure you put butyl tape on before drilling. Make sure you overlap it with caulk once everything is in place.

As expected, a suitable replacement for the cable gland on a camper van roof. The old one I removed was still in good condition, I just didn't want to work on removing all the old Eternabond and adhesives.

For some reason the TV cable grommet in our motorhome goes through the roof and not through the antenna base. This penetration was leaking (it was covered with Dikor, but this was leaking). After being restored to condition, this panel worked well and I have more confidence in its ability to withstand leaks.

works great. Exactly what I needed. If your surface isn't perfectly flat, you'll need something that matches the shape of the roof or what you're attaching this panel to. This product is thick and strong, but it flexes and flexes to fit my roof perfectly. Security against leaks at the edges. A good product.

it seems to me if there are more "holes" at the end where the cable enters the trailer it would be better. I've always been afraid of bending the coax too much, but the cable wasn't damaged after installation, so it suits me. It's plastic and somewhat flexible - which is good because I had to mount it on a curved corner of the Scamp trailer.