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Caledonian Cable Cleats
Caledonian Cable Cleats
CABLE ClEATS
ADDIMAX
www.addison-cables.com
ADDIMAX Cable Cleats
Table of Content
Table of Content
Selection Guide����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 14
Installation Instructions����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 17
»» Applications
Cable cleats are used for fixing, supporting & securing cables and protecting cables from
short circuit faults. Trefoil cable cleats are suitable for installing three single core cables in trefoil
formation, with single/two bolt fixing arrangement.
»» Standard
BS EN 50368
IEC 61914
»» Features
»» Ordering Information
Single Bolt Two Bolt
A C E
A
»» Technical Data
Mechanical Properties
Sand Cast Chill Cast Die Cast
0.2% Proof Stress (N/mm²)* 60-70 70-80 120
Tensile Stress (N/mm²)* 160-190 190-230 280
Elongation (%)* 5-10 7-15 2-5
Impact Resistance. Izod (Nm) 6.0 9.0 -
Brinell Hardness Number 50-55 55-60 55-60
Endurance Limit (5x107 cycles+/-N/mm²) 51 68 -
Modulus of Elasticity (x103N/mm²) 71 71 71
*: The values shown are typical for sand and chill cast bars produced to the requirments of BS1490 or
diecast 6mm diameter test bars.
Strength at Elevated Temperatures
Tensile strength and hardness decrease fairly regularly with increasing temperature and become relatively
poor at temperatures of the order of 150℃
Physical Properties
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (per ℃ at 20 - 30℃) 0.0000020
Thermal Conductivity (cal/cm²/cm/℃/sec at 20℃) 0.34
Electrical Conductivity (% copper standard at 20℃) 37
Solidification Shrinkage (approx. %) 3.7
Specific Gravity 2.65
Freezing Range (approx. ℃) 565-575
»» Applications
Cable cleats are used for fixing, supporting & securing cables and protecting cables from short
circuit faults. Single way cable cleat are designed for ease for stacking, the cleat can be directly
fixed onto channel or ladder support structures, no additional adaptor plates or packing pieces
being required.
»» Standard
BS EN 50368
IEC 61914
»» Features
»» Ordering Information
Two Bolt
Single Bolt W
W
D
P
H
»» Technical Data
Single Bolt
BS EN 50368:2003
Properties Unit Classification
Classification Clause
Cleat Type 6.1 & 6.1.1 Metallic
Impact Resistance 6.2, 6.2.5 & 9.3 >6.5kg @ 300mm
Temperature Range 6.4 -40 to +150
Needle Flame Test 6.5 & 10.0 >120 seconds
Lateral Load Test 9.2 4670N
Axial Movement Test 9.5 1170N
»» Applications
Cable cleats are used for fixing, supporting & securing cables and protecting cables from short
circuit faults. Multi type cable cleats are suitable for installing single core cables in trefoil formation,
single multi-core cables and bundles of cables.
»» Standard
BS EN 50368
IEC 61914
»» Features
»» Ordering Information
»» Applications
Cable cleats are used for fixing, supporting & securing cables and protecting cables from short
circuit faults.
»» Standard
BS EN 50368
IEC 61914
»» Features
»» Ordering Information
B
Selection Guide
Installation Instructions
1) Remove the closing nut and washer.
2) Remove the base pad and bolt the cleat to support structure using either the single central or
two outer fixing positions.
3) Replace the appropriate pad and install the cables.
4) Close the hinged arm and refit the washer and nyloc nut (19mm socket required). The head
of the screw is held in position so that only a single power tool is required to tighten the nut from
one side.
5) Important. Do not over tighten the cleat. The liner should be in contact with the cable but
does not need to be so tight that the cable bulges at either side of the liner.
Note: Thread galling is a known phenomenon which can occur when using stainless steel fasteners.
A breakdown in the material's protective oxide layer results in the set screw and nut becoming welded
together. To reduce the incidence of thread galling excessive pressure and speed should be avoided during
installation. Thread lubricants can also be used at the point of application if problems are experienced -
please contact Ellis Patents for further information.