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The ELC2005PBUL is a cable gland lock manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It is designed for use with the ELC2005PBUL series of cable glands to secure connections and prevent unauthorized access or tampering. This component serves as a locking mechanism for industrial enclosure cable entries, ensuring that the gland remains tightly fastened under operational conditions.
Verify compatibility with specific Hoffman ELC2005PBUL cable gland models before procurement. Confirm material specifications and environmental ratings match application requirements. Ensure correct part number designation to avoid installation issues. Check for any updated datasheets regarding mounting or torque specifications.
Select this lock only when used with compatible Hoffman ELC2005PBUL cable glands. Consider environmental factors such as corrosion resistance if installed outdoors. Verify that the locking mechanism meets the security level required for the specific installation site. Ensure physical dimensions align with the gland design.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, specifically designed to complement their cable gland offerings. It is part of a system aimed at providing secure and reliable cable entry solutions for industrial enclosures. The product supports the integrity of electrical installations by preventing accidental or intentional disconnection.

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