Split cable glands.Connector on, cable through.

An ordinary cable gland needs a cable without a plug. A split cable gland opens up: you place the pre-assembled cable in it, close the gland and screw it into a standard metric hole. No soldering, no new connector, no risk of errors.

KVT-ER by Icotek

Range

8 series in the range

From Icotek. Click a series for the specifications, versions and price by email.

About the product group · Icotek

Split cable glands

For
Cables with and without pre-assembled connector
Assembly
In a metric hole, split housing
Variants
Straight, 90° and with click system
Cables
One or several per gland via grommets

Split cable glands combine the shape of a classic gland with the freedom of a split system. The housing consists of two halves; entry grommets clamp inside that close precisely around the cable. This lets cables with connectors pass through an M20 to M63 opening without having to remove the plug.

From Icotek we supply the KVT family: the KVT for M20 to M63, the KVT-ER up to IP66/IP68 for M25 to M63, the right-angled KVT-W90, the snap-in KVT-SNAP, the KVT 80 for an M80 hole, the compact QVT and QVT-CLICK from M16, and the DB for 360° cable entry. The cables are fitted with a KT cable grommet that closes tightly around the cable.

When

When do you choose split cable glands?

01Cables are already assembled
Sensor, bus and motor cables come with a connector. You don't want to cut them through or reconnect them.
02There is already a round hole
The cabinet or machine has metric holes. A split cable gland fits without a new cut-out.
03Few cables per opening
One to a few cables per entry. For large bundles a frame or entry plate makes more sense.
04Service has to be quick
Replace a cable without dismantling the whole entry: open, swap, close.

How to choose

From cable list to the right model

Send your cable list. We choose the model and size and check that everything fits.

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  1. 01Count the cables and measure the diameters

    The outer diameter of each cable. This determines which entry grommets you need and how many fit in one gland.

  2. 02Determine the hole size

    Existing bore (M20, M25, M32, M40, M50, M63) or free choice. The opening diameter is in the table per model.

  3. 03Straight or right-angled

    With little space behind the cabinet wall or a cable that has to go straight down: choose a 90° version.

Application

Used in

  • Switch cabinets and control cabinets
  • Machine panels and control cabinets
  • Robot cells with sensor and bus cables
  • Retrofit of existing cabinets with round holes

What Wisman does for you

  • Advice on your cabinet: which entry, which size, how many cables
  • One point of contact from cable carrier to control cabinet wall
  • Datasheet and article numbers per model, on the site or by e-mail
  • Matched to your cable package from the configurator or ChainLogic

Let the planner work it out

Cables with plug through a round hole? For each cable the planner selects a split entry grommet in the right metric size, and checks whether the plug fits through the hole.

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Article number

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KVT-ER5 variants

View the series
ModelArticle numberView
KVT-ER-25
KVT-ER-32
KVT-ER-50-2
KVT-ER-63-4
KVT-ER-63-1

KVT5 variants

View the series
ModelArticle numberView
KVT 20 gy
KVT 20 bk
KVT 25 gy
KVT 25 bk
KVT 32 gy

10 of 57 variants · click a variant to view it

In practice

Split cable glands in practice

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Heavy-duty cable carrier in the guide trough of a container crane

Featured project

Heavy-duty TKHP cable carrier for container cranes at ECT Euromax Rotterdam

On the container cranes of ECT Euromax in Rotterdam, we replaced the cable management with TKHP cable carriers for long travel lengths, prepared in the workshop and installed within a tight time slot.

Customer
ECT Euromax
Location
Rotterdam
Sector
Cranes & ports
Solution
Cable carriers
Environment
Outdoors, salty sea air and strong winds
Assembly
Prepared in the workshop, installed within a tight time slot
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