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The nVent Hoffman CEAS14 is a sealing plug designed for use with CEP cable entries. It serves as a gland plate to close pierced or unused holes in enclosure panels. The component is constructed from polyamide material and features specific dimensions of 14 mm height, 14 mm width, and 18 mm depth. Its primary function is to provide environmental protection by preventing the ingress of spray water into the enclosure through unutilized entry points.
Verify that the part number matches the official nVent Hoffman designation CEAS14. Confirm compatibility with the specific CEP cable entry model in use. Ensure the polyamide material specification meets the required environmental conditions. Check dimensional requirements against the enclosure panel thickness and hole diameter. Validate that the sealing function addresses the specific IP rating needs for spray protection.
Select this component when sealing unused openings in CEP cable entries is required. Choose based on the need for spray ingress prevention in mild steel or stainless steel enclosures. Consider the polyamide construction for chemical resistance and durability. Ensure the 14mm x 14mm footprint aligns with the available knockout sizes. Verify application suitability for non-illuminated, screw-type termination environments.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, specifically designed for IEC-rated enclosures. It complements the CEP cable entry system by providing a secure seal for unused ports. The product supports versatile solutions in electrical and data-telecom applications where door fittings are absent or additional sealing is necessary.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for the CEAS14. Users must verify exact dimensional and material compatibility if considering alternative sealing plugs from other manufacturers. Direct replacement requires matching the polyamide composition and gland plate type.

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