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The Seaview Cable Seals (also known as CableClams, Cable Glands or Deck Seals) provide waterproof cable routing. These are made of very strong plastic or marine grade 316 stainless steel and come in a variety of colors and finishes. Seaview cable seals fit a wide range of cables and connectors. Seaview Cable Seal options for 17mm to 34mm (0.67” to 1.38”) connectors, making it ideal for almost every installation.

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Easy Installation
Testimonials
What is CMP cable gland?
What is the difference between BW and CW cable glands?
What is the difference between cable gland and cable connector?
What is the difference between M20 and M20s cable gland?

All Seaview Cable Seals (including the round Cable Seals) will work with more than one cable as long as each cable has its own hole and there is at least .125" of rubber around each hole.

NO NEED TO REMOVE CONNECTORS

The split seal design eliminates the need to remove cable connectors during installation.

WATERTIGHT INSTALLATION

Tapered rubber seal forms watertight installation. Base gasket also provided for clean, watertight installation. Waterproof rating of IPX6 and IPX7.

IMPROVED SHAPE AND DESIGN Low profile design for a strong, impact-resistant and clean installation. No sharp edges.

DRILL TUBES INCLUDED! Each cable seal comes with 4 brass drill tubes (6, 8, 10 & 12mm). These are used to drill very clean and easy holes vs a typical drill bit. Some other brands do come with pre-drilled rubbers but we choose to include metal drill tubes that can be recycled or reused when finished vs the extra rubber pcs that will end up in the landfill from others!

Seaview Part Number Dimensions All Seaview Cable Seals Download
Installation Instructions
Download the installation instructions in the chart below. Seaview Part Number Installation Instructions All Cable Seals Download

Improved Shape & Design

Low profile design for a strong, impact-resistant and clean installation (no sharp edges to hit your foot on). Unlike other brands, our inner rubber seal is flush with the top of the Cable Gland so that water does not have a place to collect.

Watertight

Tapered rubber seal forms watertight installation. Base gasket also provided for clean water tight installation. Seaview Cable Glands have waterproof ratings of IPX6 and IPX7.

Easy Installation

Each Cable Gland is supplied with a blank rubber tapered seal that has a molded location to drill and cut. Captive nuts make for easy assembly. Cable connectors do not need to be removed during installation. Stainless steel fasteners included.

Testimonials

"We outfitted a brand new Duckworth 26 offshore fishing machine with the latest Simrad NSS12/ BSM 3 fish finder with a large transom transducer. These have dual large diameter 1" plugs. Because of the dual outboards it is safer to bring the cable up high on the transom below the Yamaha hoses. This particular boat is metal flake black finish aluminum."

"The Seaview cable gland model CG30AB that we used is ideal, easy to install and matched the other Yamaha and Uflex through holes. This is a new product that improves on other designs, looks good and works well." - Rob Bright

Pacific Yacht Management

"After the Seaview cable gland was installed and tested with an open hose (plenty of water), I have to say I´m very happy with the result, absolutely great, and dry inside, not even a minimal leak!. No leaks after 10 minutes of open water flow on cable gland. After 5 months the gland still works great! We are having a rainy season unlike anything before... still NO LEAKS!, NOT ONE!. I'm absolutely satisfied with the solution found. Thanks for the product!!!."

CMP CMP PRODUCTS Incorporating Triple Certified Products SEPTEMBER 2007 Industrial and Hazardous Area Cable Glands and Accessories Single Solution Three Forms of Protection Ex d / Ex e / Ex nR

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What is CMP cable gland?

CMP designs and manufactures a wide range of cable glands for explosive, hazardous and general industrial environments. Our range of cable glands cover various international electrical installation codes, with cable glands available for IEC, NEC, CEC and many more.

What is the difference between BW and CW cable glands?

The BW gland is used for indoor application when a waterproof seal is not required. CW Gland - Brass gland for use with steel wire armoured cables (H694-XL). Used to provide clamping of the armour wire to ensure electrical continuity and mechanical retention of the cable.

What is the difference between cable gland and cable connector?

A cable gland, also known as a cable connector, is a device used to secure the end of an electrical cable to the equipment it is being connected to, it ensures the proper functioning, reliability and safety of electrical systems.

What is the difference between M20 and M20s cable gland?

M20 vs M20s cable gland The main difference between M20 and M20s: M20s adopts the inner part material to be silica gel, so the inner shape is different, this material could bear high temperature during long time working, it is widely used for the new energy system.