Junction Box with Cable Glands PK-200X200 (MPN PK-200X200) — No name

Junction box PK-200X200 by No name is an electrical connection enclosure designed to house wire splices and cable glands. It provides a protected space for joining conductors and routing cables through fitted glands, helping to organize and secure electrical connections in indoor installations and control panels.

Advantages

The junction box offers a robust enclosure that isolates wire splices from environmental factors inside buildings. It accommodates multiple cable glands for secure cable entry and strain relief, reducing the risk of accidental disconnection or mechanical damage. Its standard rectangular form factor simplifies mounting in electrical cabinets and on flat surfaces, while the internal volume allows tidy routing and grouping of conductors.

Suitable for

• Indoor electrical installations and junction points
• Control panels and distribution boxes
• Routing and securing power, signal, or communication cables
• Enclosing and protecting wire splices and terminal connections

Key specifications

• Enclosure shape: rectangular
• Internal layout: space for wire splices and glands
• Cable entry: designed to accept multiple cable glands
• Installation: surface-mountable in panels or on flat surfaces
• Application environment: indoor use

How to use

Mount the junction box on a flat surface or inside an electrical panel using appropriate screws and anchors. Fit the required cable glands into the box openings, then route cables through the glands into the enclosure. Make the necessary conductor splices or terminal connections, arrange and secure the wires to avoid strain on the terminations, and close the lid to protect the connections. Ensure all gland seals are tightened to provide mechanical protection and to maintain separation between internal conductors and the external environment.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible cable glands sized for the cables in use and install the box in a dry, accessible location. Verify that conductor insulation, splice methods and any terminals used meet local electrical codes. For installations involving control or signal wiring, keep power and signal conductors separated where possible to reduce interference.