Cable gland Rittal SV 9340.620 — polyamide black

Rittal SV 9340.620 is a black polyamide cable gland designed for safe cable entry and strain relief in electrical enclosures and cabinets. The non-metallic construction provides basic mechanical protection and electrical insulation for wiring where corrosion resistance and lightweight components are preferred. Its compact shape and durable polyamide material make it suitable for a range of industrial and commercial installations that require a reliable, low-profile cable entry solution.

Advantages

The polyamide construction offers resistance to corrosion and many common chemicals while remaining lightweight. The design provides mechanical strain relief and prevents abrasion at the enclosure opening, helping to protect cable insulation and connections. Its black finish integrates unobtrusively into control panels and distribution boxes, and the component is suitable for installation where non-metallic fittings are required.

Suitable for

• Cable entry and sealing in electrical enclosures and control cabinets
• Industrial wiring where corrosion-resistant non-metallic fittings are preferred
• Commercial installations requiring compact, low-profile cable glands
• Applications needing basic mechanical protection and insulation of cables

Key specifications

• Material: polyamide (nylon)
• Color: black
• Function: cable entry and strain relief
• Application environment: enclosures and electrical cabinets
• Suitable for industrial and commercial use

How to use

Select a gland location on the enclosure wall with an appropriate hole size for the cable diameter and the gland design. Insert the gland into the prepared opening and secure it according to the enclosure and gland mounting method, ensuring a snug fit that provides strain relief. Route the cable through the gland and tighten any locking or clamping features to secure the cable without crushing the insulation. Verify the cable is fixed and that the gland provides the required mechanical protection and insulation.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the gland and cable insulation periodically for wear or damage, and replace the gland if exposure to aggressive chemicals, UV radiation, or temperatures beyond the material limits has occurred. Use glands sized correctly for cable diameter to ensure effective strain relief and maintain enclosure integrity.