Membrane plates
Safely through the enclosure wall
With the help of membrane plates and cable glands from Phoenix Contact, unassembled cables can be routed safely and space-savingly through the enclosure wall.
The membrane plates, which extend the CES Multigates feed-through plate product family, fit onto standard wall cut-outs of heavy-duty connectors in size B24. They offer reliable protection against the ingress of dust and water. The addition of several variants and sizes to the range of metal and plastic cable glands creates more flexible application options. Pressure compensation cable glands offer IP67 protection and also enable climate control at different indoor and outdoor temperatures. This allows humidity to escape safely from the enclosures and housings in the event of overpressure.
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