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The CEPH1324 is a rectangular gland plate manufactured by Nvent Hoffman, designed for use with the 13 Cable Entry Industrial Enclosures. It features a black finish and is constructed from plastic material. The component measures 58mm in width, 150mm in depth, and 12mm in height (equivalent to 2.28 inches high, 5.89 inches wide, and 0.47 inches deep). It provides 13 cable entry openings to facilitate organized wiring within industrial enclosure systems.
Verify that the target enclosure system matches the Nvent Hoffman 13 Cable Entry series to ensure physical compatibility. Confirm that the required number of cable entries aligns with the unit's 13-opening specification. Check regional availability as distribution may vary by location. Ensure the black plastic construction meets environmental requirements for the intended installation site.
Select this part when utilizing Nvent Hoffman 13 Cable Entry enclosures and requiring a pre-drilled solution for multiple cables. The fixed 13-entry configuration limits flexibility compared to blank plates but offers immediate readiness. Consider the specific dimensional constraints of 58x150x12mm to ensure fit within the designated enclosure footprint. Verify that the plastic material properties are suitable for the operating environment.
This component belongs to the CEPH Series of gland plates produced by Nvent Hoffman. It serves as an accessory for the broader 13 Cable Entry Industrial Enclosure line. The product is categorized under cable management accessories and is manufactured in Germany. It functions as a specialized interface plate rather than a standalone enclosure.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users must verify exact dimensional and mounting hole alignment if considering alternative gland plates from other manufacturers.

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