4 WAY FEEDER CLAMP 1-1/4″

Specifications

1. Clamp Type:
   • 4-Way: Designed to hold four cables or feeders simultaneously.
   • Feeders: Typically used for coaxial cables or similar types of cables.
2. Diameter:
   • 1-1/4 inches (31.75 mm): This is the diameter of the cables the clamp is designed to accommodate. The clamp is sized to fit cables with an outer diameter of 1-1/4 inches.
3. Material:
   • Construction: Usually made from durable materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, or galvanized steel to ensure strength and resistance to environmental conditions.
   • Finish: Often coated or treated to resist corrosion and enhance durability.
4. Mounting:
   • Installation: Designed to be mounted on a support structure such as a pole, tower, or wall. The clamp typically includes mounting holes or brackets for secure attachment.
5. Features:
   • Cable Separation: Provides organized separation of multiple cables to prevent interference and damage.
   • Adjustability: Some clamps feature adjustable components to accommodate slight variations in cable size or positioning.
   • Protection: Includes padding or rubber inserts to protect the cables from damage and provide a secure grip.
6. Applications:
   • Antenna Installations: Commonly used to secure multiple coaxial cables in antenna and communication systems.
   • Communication Systems: Provides organized cable management in radio, television, and data communication setups.
   • Broadcasting: Used in broadcasting facilities to manage and support multiple feeders.

Performance Characteristics

• Durability: Designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions and provide long-term support.
• Secure Mounting: Ensures that cables are held securely in place, reducing the risk of movement or damage.
• Organized Cable Management: Helps in maintaining a tidy and organized installation, which can improve system reliability and maintenance.

Considerations

• Cable Size: Ensure that the clamp is compatible with the specific diameter of the cables or feeders being used.
• Mounting Requirements: Verify the mounting requirements and ensure the clamp can be securely attached to the intended support structure.
• Material and Finish: Choose a clamp material and finish suitable for the environmental conditions of the installation site.