This document provides information on the CW-AL LSOH Gland Kit for connecting and sealing aluminium wire armored cables. The kit includes gland, earth tag, locknut, and shroud for protecting cables up to 63mm in diameter. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use in most climatic conditions and provides waterproof and weatherproof sealing for the cable connection.
Marechal DB9 Disconnectable Motor Switches - 125 Amp, 30kW
The Marechal DB Decontactor for motors, pumps and highly inductive loads combines the functions of visible breaking motor switch and plug and socket outlet - Marechal decontactor plugs and socket units have a direct impact on safety, cost and machine downtime. Compliant with the machine Directive for power supply isolation allowing quick electrical equipment replacement.
Marechal DB9 typical applications - mobile motors, emergency installations, flexible production lines, testing benches for motors, fans, mobile conveyors, mixers and containers.
Operation of a Marechal Decontactor for Motors
The Marechal plug is positioned in the socket-outlet by pushing then twisting clockwise in much the same way as inserting an electric light bulb. The Marechal plug is then in the rest position, circuit open - this is indicated by a "green" window located on the front of the Marechal socket-outlet. At this stage, the plug can be locked onto the socket-outlet by means of a conventional lock-out. To close the electrical circuit, push the Marechal plug fully home, until it is held by the locking ring. The window located on the front of the socket-outlet becomes "red". IP67 is achieved by turning the ring clockwise. To release the Marechal plug, simply turn the ring fully anticlockwise. The circuit is opened and the plug returns to its parked position. To remove the plug from the socket-outlet, turn the plug from right to left. The lid can then be closed. Turn the ring from left to right to achieve IP67 socket-outlet watertightness.
IP67 Watertightness - Dust-proof and protected against temporary water immersion.
Marechal DB9 Disconnectable Motor Switches - 125 Amp, 30kW
The Marechal DB Decontactor for motors, pumps and highly inductive loads combines the functions of visible breaking motor switch and plug and socket outlet - Marechal decontactor plugs and socket units have a direct impact on safety, cost and machine downtime. Compliant with the machine Directive for power supply isolation allowing quick electrical equipment replacement.
Marechal DB9 typical applications - mobile motors, emergency installations, flexible production lines, testing benches for motors, fans, mobile conveyors, mixers and containers.
Operation of a Marechal Decontactor for Motors
The Marechal plug is positioned in the socket-outlet by pushing then twisting clockwise in much the same way as inserting an electric light bulb. The Marechal plug is then in the rest position, circuit open - this is indicated by a "green" window located on the front of the Marechal socket-outlet. At this stage, the plug can be locked onto the socket-outlet by means of a conventional lock-out. To close the electrical circuit, push the Marechal plug fully home, until it is held by the locking ring. The window located on the front of the socket-outlet becomes "red". IP67 is achieved by turning the ring clockwise. To release the Marechal plug, simply turn the ring fully anticlockwise. The circuit is opened and the plug returns to its parked position. To remove the plug from the socket-outlet, turn the plug from right to left. The lid can then be closed. Turn the ring from left to right to achieve IP67 socket-outlet watertightness.
IP67 Watertightness - Dust-proof and protected against temporary water immersion.
Isolation Procedures for Safe Working on Electrical Systems and Equipment by the JIB | solation Procedures for Safe Working on Electrical Systems and Equipment
This chart shows the safe isolation procedure that you should use when working on electrical systems and equipment.
You'll receive a printed copy of this from your Training Provider, but it's also here as a handy reference to keep electronically.
THE RULES OF SAFE ISOLATION ARE:
Obtain permission to start work (a Permit may be required in some situations)
Identify the source(s) of supply using an approved voltage indicator or test lamp
Prove that the approved voltage indicator or test lamp is functioning correctly
Isolate the supply(s)
Secure the isolation
Prove the system/equipment is DEAD using an approved voltage indicator or test lamp
Prove that the approved voltage indicator or test lamp is functioning correctly
Put up warning signs to tell other people that the electrical installation has been isolated
Once the system/equipment is proved DEAD, work can begin
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1. CW-AL LSOH Gland Kit
432LSFSeries
Features and benefits:
• Indoor & outdoor type for LSOH Aluminium
cable.
• Aluminium indoor & outdoor gland and LSOH
accessories
• For Aluminium wire armour LSOH plastic or
rubber sheathed cables
• Suitable for most climatic conditions,
weatherproof and waterproof
• Three part amour lock with separate armour
locking ring, ideal for
checking electrical continuity
• No Risk of Bi-metallic corrosion when clamping
Aluminium Armours
The only LUL approved industrial cable gland
designed for use with LS0H aluminium wire
armoured cables.
Kit comprises:
CW-AL Gland
Aluminium Earth Tag
Aluminium Locknut
LSOH Shroud
(2 per kit up to and including 25mm size)
2. Specifications
CW-ALLSOHGLANDKIT26062014
Gland Kit Reference Cable Dimensions mm Gland Dimensions mm
Design Reference Size Qty per Kit
Under Armour
Max Ø (A)
Overall Ø (B)
Armour
Wire Ø
Entry Thread
(D)
Thread Length
(E)
Protrusion Length
(F)
Hexagon
Min Max A/F (G) A/C (H)
432LSF-52 20S 2 11.6 8.0 15.8 0.9 M20×1.5 10 46 25.7 29.2
432LSF-53 20 2 13.9 11.7 20.8 0.9/1.25 M20×1.5 10 46 30.5 34
432LSF-55 25 2 19.9 17.0 27.2 1.25/1.6 M25×1.5 10 51 37.6 42.2
432LSF-56 32 1 26.2 23.5 33.5 1.6/2.0 M32×1.5 10 56 47.3 53.6
432LSF-57 40 1 32.1 29.0 39.9 1.6/2.0 M40×1.5 15 59 56.4 61.5
432LSF-58 50S 1 38.1 38.0 46.2 2.0/2.5 M50×1.5 15 64 65.5 72.1
432LSF-59 50 1 44.0 39.5 52.6 2.0/2.5 M50×1.5 15 64 70.1 77.2
432LSF-61 63 1 55.9 51.3 65.3 2.5 M63×1.5 15 67 80 87.4
432LSF-63 75 1 67.9 62.5 78.0 2.5 M75×1.5 15 76 98.8 109.2
Technical Information:
Suitable for use with all Aluminium Wire Armoured Cables
inc: BS 6724, BS 7835
Constructed using 6082-T6 Alluminium alloy
Complies with BS EN 50262 & BS 6121-1: 1989
Gland rated to IP66 with use of suitable sealing washer or
thread sealant at gland interface
Service temperature range -20°C to +90°C
Prysmian Cables & Systems Limited,
Oak Road, Wrexham Industrial Estate, Wrexham, LL13 9PH, UK
Commercial Enquiries,
Sales Office Tel: 0845 767 8345,
International Sales Office Tel: +44 2380 295481
www.biconcomponents.co.uk