SEAVIEW | Retro Fit Round Cable Gland

It takes time and patients to install but works great.....

I used this gland to install a Starlnink Internet system on top of our camper. It worked GREAT!

Its good, but the clips on the side of the grey piece weren't very good. I couldn't get 1 side to clip in, it would just clip in and straight out again. I had to force it to clip in and rely on the screws to hold it in place. I ended up using sika on there to seal it as it wouldn't clip in properly. No big deal, but it works as intended.

Worked as described no issues or complaints

It provides a tight secure fit, I used it for a uv-c light power cord that goes through the air handler cabinet, so needed something that one kept cord in place, since it connect to a 4 pin and could unplug itself if slack, and also need air tight for Iaq purposes. it's very snug and not going anywhere, drilling the rubber thing to right size is not easy, but doesn't have to be perfect either, as clam will tighten around it.

I like it kinda hard to put back together after you take apart but guess it better for water intrusion .

Only issue I have with it is the hole tubes are really hard to use. Maybe I did something wrong but to drill thru the rubber it took nearly all my weight and took a really long time to drill thru. Otherwise it worked as described

It would work great if the parts had a chance to fit together, but the design folks must have skipped engineering school the day that manufacturing tolerances were taught. To get the inner rings to mate, I needed to use silicon oil (silicon, as not to hurt the plastic) - and still needed a hammer to get them to mate - never to come apart again (as was the design intent). Then, for further frustration, the outer ring needed a clamp to get the pieces to mate together.They eventually can be made to work, but you may need some anger management counseling afterwards.