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The CCFGL29 is a rectangular cable entry grommet manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It belongs to the CCFGL series and is designed for use with Hoffman CCFI and CCFO cable entry systems. The component features a tan color and a conical shape that facilitates easy installation by being pressed in from the inside out, providing static strain relief. Physical dimensions include a length of 0.697 inches (17.70 mm) and a width of 1.685 inches (42.80 mm). The opening size accommodates cables or conduits within a range of 1.142 to 1.181 inches (29.00 to 30.00 mm).
Verify compatibility with existing CCFI or CCFO cable entry systems before procurement. Confirm that the required cable diameter falls within the specified 29.00 mm to 30.00 mm range. Ensure the installation method aligns with the inside-out pressing requirement. Check for any specific environmental ratings if the application involves harsh conditions, although general specifications should be reviewed against the official datasheet.
Select this grommet only when using compatible Hoffman CCFI or CCFO entry systems. The fixed opening size of approximately 29-30 mm limits suitability to cables or conduits of that specific dimension. Consider the tan color and rectangular form factor for aesthetic or spatial integration. This component is strictly an accessory and does not function as a standalone enclosure solution.
This part is an accessory within the Hoffman Enclosures product line, specifically categorized under bushings and grommets. It supports the broader ecosystem of industrial enclosures by managing cable entries. The manufacturer, nVent Hoffman, specializes in enclosure solutions, and this item serves as a critical interface component for maintaining integrity during cable installation.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users must ensure exact model matching due to specific dimensional constraints and system compatibility requirements with CCFI/CCFO series.

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