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The CCFLI610 is a locking frame designed for cable entry applications, specifically functioning as an inner gland plate. Manufactured by nVent Hoffman, this component is constructed from polyamide material and finished in black. It is engineered to interface with M5 stainless steel screws, ensuring secure attachment within enclosure systems. The unit operates effectively within a temperature range of -40 to 248 degrees Fahrenheit. This part belongs to the CCFLI series of connected locking cable entry solutions, providing a robust mechanism for managing cable routing and securing entries in industrial enclosures.
Verify that the required mounting hardware consists of M5 stainless steel screws, as specified for this locking frame. Confirm compatibility with existing inner gland plates, such as the CCFI610 model, to ensure proper fitment. Check environmental ratings against operational temperatures ranging from -40 to 248 degrees Fahrenheit. Ensure the polyamide construction meets material requirements for your specific installation environment before procurement.
Select the CCFLI610 when a locking frame solution is needed for cable entry points requiring M5 screw compatibility. Consider this part if the application demands operation within extreme temperatures between -40 and 248 degrees Fahrenheit. Verify that the polyamide material and black finish align with aesthetic or corrosion resistance needs. Ensure the component integrates correctly with associated inner gland plates for a complete cable management system.
This component is part of the CCFLI series produced by nVent Hoffman, specializing in connected locking cable entry solutions. It serves as an accessory for general enclosure applications, specifically addressing the need for secure and organized cable routing. The product falls under the category of enclosure general accessories, supporting the structural integrity and functionality of industrial housing systems.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this component.

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