Gerilim Giderici Kablo Rakoru

Strain Relief Cable glands serve two critical functions in electrical installations. Firstly, they provide protection and security by firmly attaching power cord cables to equipment panels, safeguarding against stress and potential damage as cables traverse through the equipment. This mechanical protection is crucial in preventing pulling, bending, and abrasion of cables. Secondly, these devices excel in strain management, not by directly alleviating strain on external cables, but by shielding internal electrical connections and circuitry from external forces. This protective barrier ensures that tensile and bending forces occurring outside the equipment do not transfer to the interior, maintaining the integrity of internal components and connections.