Feeder Clamp for Leaky Cable

Specifications

• • 1. Clamp Type:
       • Accommodates Leaky Cables: Designed to fit the specific dimensions and shape of leaky feeder cables.
    2. Diameter and Size:
       • Cable Size: Clamps are sized to fit various diameters of leaky feeder cables, typically ranging from 1 inch to 1.5 inches or more, depending on the cable size.
    3. Material:
       • Construction: Made from robust materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, or galvanized steel.
       • Finish: Often coated or treated to resist corrosion and enhance durability.
    4. Mounting:
       • Installation: Designed to be mounted on support structures like poles, walls, or ceiling brackets.
       • Mounting Features: Includes mounting holes or brackets for secure attachment.
    5. Features:
       • Cable Support: Provides secure support for the leaky cable to prevent sagging or damage.
       • Protection: May include padding or protective inserts to prevent damage to the cable.
       • Adjustability: Some models may feature adjustable components to accommodate different cable sizes or installation angles.

Applications

• • • Mining: Used in underground mines to ensure reliable communication by supporting leaky feeder cables.
    • Tunnels: Provides support for leaky feeder cables in tunnels to maintain signal distribution.
    • Large Buildings: Used in large buildings to support leaky feeder cables for effective in-building communication systems.
    • Emergency Services: Ensures communication reliability in environments where leaky feeder cables are used for emergency communication systems.

Performance Characteristics

• • • Durability: Designed to withstand harsh environments and provide long-term support.
    • Secure Mounting: Ensures that leaky cables are held firmly in place, reducing the risk of movement or damage.
    • Organized Cable Management: Keeps cables organized and prevents interference or signal degradation.

Considerations

• • Cable Size: Ensure the clamp is compatible with the diameter and construction of the leaky feeder cable.
  • Mounting Requirements: Verify that the clamp can be securely attached to the intended support structure.
  • Material and Finish: Choose a clamp with material and finish suitable for the environmental conditions of the installation site.