Abstract: A seal for pipe penetration or the like is formed, in at least one embodiment, of two halves, the seal received in a sleeve or opening of a wall or the like. The seal forms a central opening for a pipe or tube when the seal halves are brought together. Each seal half is formed of two base parts. Between the base parts a layer of intumescent material is placed. On the inside of the base parts peelable layers are arranged. The layers are peeled off to adapt the inner diameter of the seal to the pipe or tube received. In case of fire, the intumescent material will expand which expansion will collapse and close off the pipe or tube received in the seal.
Abstract: A modular connector for cables and pipes has a compressible body with an axial groove provided therein for arrangement of a shielded cable extending from a first end to a second end, and the groove is dimensioned or dimensionable to sealingly fit around a circumference of the shielded or armored cable or the pipe. The connector has a conductor arrangement arranged between the first end and the second end, the conductor arrangement may be sandwiched between the compressible body and a cable screen or armor of the cable or the pipe. The conductor arrangement further extends to an outside of the modular connector.
Abstract: A compressible module having an axial groove for localization of a cable or pipe having at least two module sections or submodules having differing physical properties.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 2, 2010
Date of Patent:
August 19, 2014
Assignee:
Roxtec AB
Inventors:
Jens Andersson, Jenny Filipsen, Ulf Hildingsson, Christer Lundborg, Stefan Milton, Ronnie Pettersson, Jörgen Åkesson, Mats Ericson
Abstract: A frame for receiving one or more modules for cable entries or pipe penetrations. A compression unit is an integrated part of the frame in at least one embodiment, which compression unit is to compress the modules inside the frame. The compression unit includes three compression wedges. An upper and a lower compression wedge have the same orientation, while a middle compression wedge has an opposite orientation. The middle compression wedge is oriented with a broad side facing an opening of the frame receiving the modules. At least one compression screw goes through openings of the upper and lower compression wedges and through a slot in the middle compression wedge.
Abstract: A cable lead-through is disclosed for a switch cabinet, electric cabinet or the like. In at least one embodiment, the cable lead-through is formed of two substantially identical lead-through halves. The lead-through halves are held together by way of two clamping devices. By placing the clamping devices in grooves of the lead-through halves, the cable lead-through is held together.
Abstract: A compression unit for a modular sealing system including a compression assembly being arranged to expand in one direction as it is compressed in another direction and including an electrically conductive flexible sheet enclosing one end of the compression assembly.
Abstract: A frame of modular form for cable entries, pipe penetrations or the like is disclosed. The frame comprises at least two identical end modules. Depending on the desired dimensions, one or more intermediate module is placed between the end modules. The modules form at least one opening to receive the cable entries, pipe penetrations or the like. The frame may cover the openings of the frame before the cables, pipes or the like are received.
Abstract: A module forming a part of a lead-through or transit for cables, pipes or the like is disclosed. In at least one embodiment, the module includes two base parts forming an outer part of the module. Two holding parts form an inner part of the module. Inside the inner part, formed of the two holding parts a cable or the like is received. The inner part of the module is received turnable inside the outer part of the module.
Abstract: A compressible module having an axial groove for localisation of a cable or pipe having at least two module sections or submodules having differing physical properties.
Type:
Application
Filed:
February 2, 2010
Publication date:
October 25, 2012
Applicant:
Roxtec AB
Inventors:
Jens Andersson, Jenny Filipsen, Ulf Hildingsson, Christer Lundborg, Stefan Milton, Ronnie Pettersson, Jörgen Akesson, Mats Ericson