FIBRE OPTIC CONNECTION RETAINER

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The new flbre optic connection retainer makes it possible to carry out safe installations in walls and poles for overhead line, retaining the cable without causing any bending during and after installation, it is suitable for long distance installations. This retainer has mainly been designed for connection cables 5 mm in diameter, but there are versions for other diameters. It is manufactured using UV thermoplastic (polvamide) material for outdoor use. It is secured to poles or walls using screws or hooks and several can be installed in a bunch with ease.

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ANCHOR PLUG – TA

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This element ensures the anchorage and watertightness of the whole formed by the Canal and the subcoducts located inside, avoiding the entrance to both the subduct duct of liquids, chemicals, dirt, rodents, etc. Stainless resistant to conditions existing both surface as well as underground conditions. Available for lines 110, 100 and 90, with subduct of 40 and 32 mm, with 2, 3 and 4 cavities to subduct.

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SELF-INFLATING OCCUPIED DUCT PLUGS- OKT

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The OKT system is designed to make the ensure the watertightness between an underground ducting duct and the cable (s), located inside, to prevent leakage of fluids through the conduit to the chambers or chambers of registration, as well as the entrance of mud or dirt into the duct.

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DUCT PLUG – TO

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Used to gradually seal the empty conduits for the underground cabling and avoid the intake of water, mud, dirt or toxic and explosive gases, rodents or other animals.

DIAMETERS: from 20 mm to110mm, supporting a minimum internal pressure in all cases of 50 kPa.

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ANCHOR CABLE RETENTION FOR BUILDING’S CONNECTIONS & STEEL HOOK P. INSULATOR (WOOD– CONCRETE)

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Este retenedor está recomendado para cables de cobre de 5 mm.
Permite realizar instalaciones seguras en postes para
el tendido aéreo y fachadas, reteniendo el cable de manera firme.

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