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...allow termination of SWA?
Does This Plug...
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unlikely?
That is why it has a cable clamp!
That is why it has a cable clamp!
Some manufacturers of IEC 60309 plugs offer a "flexible conduit" option which I would think could be used in conjunction with a SWA gland, but I strongly suspect the plug in your picture is a hack job, either not terminating the armor at all or terminating a few strands of it to a terminal.
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Not in my world
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A resin joint for example.
Not so much nowadays but used to see plugs with 20mm threads used in bakery's with SY flex and glands
Not so much nowadays but used to see plugs with 20mm threads used in bakery's with SY flex and glands
No worries they're still freely available. I make up 16A to 5, 15 or 15A adapters by screwing a long brass bush from the inside out then a lock ring or washer and a surface mount steel backbox. also needs a M4 nut and bolt.
I did 50 earlier this year for a lighting company.
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