Cable Cleats and Lugs
What Are Cable Cleats? Cable cleat can be explained as an equipment designed to give safety of cords when installed at intervals along the length of cords, according to IEC 61914. Cable cleats give resistance to electromechanical forces. Cable cleats are available in different sizes as well as in different materials.
Cable cleats are lines to fix and support the cable and wires. We can securely tie the cables by using cable cleats. It is possible to adjust the size according to the size of the cables and wires. They can give effective short circuit protection, support and retention to LV, MV and HV power string systems when installed at intervals to circuits to secure electrical installations.
Simply we can say that string cleats are used to secure, fix and route electrical lines in the positions needed in an electrical installation. Cable cleats should help inordinate cable movement due to fault-current glamorous forces. It can play the part of a string fixing unit to avoid movements.
Cable lugs are bias used for connecting lines to electrical appliances, other lines, shells, or mechanisms. One of the common example of a cable lug is the cable clamps that connect wires to an automotive battery, as the terminals of battery jumper wires. Electrical cable lugs are used when permanent connection isn't possible between electrical devices or wires.
Cable lugs allows easy installation, form and conservation of electrical equipment or wires. Most common use of cable lugs is connecting one cable with another cable or connection more than two wires. Cable lugs are bias used for connecting lines to electrical appliances, other lines, shells, or mechanisms.
Cable lugs can be divided into three groups such as Compression cable lugs according to DIN 46235. Tubular cable lugs is one of the common type of cable lugs and it is available in standard types. Solderless outstations according to DIN 46234.
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