Your cable list in.The entry and article numbers out of it.

For each cable enter the quantity and the outer diameter. The planner works with 164 entry plates, 6 sizes of entry grommet and 337 EMC clamps from the range and draws what your cabinet wall looks like.

Step 1 · Cables

Which cables go through?

One line per cable type: a name, the quantity and the outer diameter of the sheath. Connectors do not matter: KEL frames and KT grommets are split.

NameQuantityØ mm

Step 2 · Frame

Series

Cut-out (industrial connector)

Grommet colour

Step 3 · Layout

Enter your cables on the left. The frames, which grommet goes where and the parts list with article numbers appear here.

How it works

How the planner calculates

Only with the dimensions from the product data of Detas Ultra. Anything not included there is shown by the planner as on request.

All cable entries

Cables without plug: They pass through an entry plate with membranes. Each plate has a fixed layout of openings per Ø range (1.8 to 26 mm). The planner finds the combination with the fewest plates and as few empty openings as possible, and puts each cable in the smallest opening it fits.
Cables with plug: Get a split DES PDP cable entry grommet in a dedicated metric hole (M25 to M75, cable Ø 2.5 to 64 mm). If you enter the connector size, the planner picks a hole the connector fits through.
Shielded cables: Get an EMC clamp on the rail or module you choose, with the smallest clamping range that fits. The clamping range applies to the stripped shield, not the outer sheath.
Icotek frames with grommets: On the Icotek tab the planner chooses KEL frames (24, 16 or 10-pin cut-out) with the fewest frames and as few empty positions as possible. Cables up to 16 mm get a small KT grommet, up to 35 mm a large one. Empty positions get a blank grommet.
What the planner does not do: Multiple grommets, B and E frames, Detas Ultra frames and cables from 35 mm are put together for you on request. The drawing is schematic: the real dimensions are in the datasheet.