SEAVIEW Grey ABS Plastic Cable Gland - UV Stable - Multi Cable(up to 2-17mm Each)

I just installed this and it is a great product. Very well designed and should last many years.

Worked perfectly. Water tight...

Just installed yesterday. My RV has a roof access box, so used this to house outdoor RJ6 cable for GEN3 dish mount project. This unit screws on to surface, so I could add to RV w/o having to remove existing box. The directions included and on Amazon were not for this unit, so I wasn't clear I could slice the rubber block. I used 8mm brass drill bit provided and worked great. Caution that tube gets super hot after drilling (and yes I used the soapy water). I covered screw threads, screw tops, drilled hole, cable, and top seams in silicon as a precaution. Time will tell if I installed correctly.

Quality product!!

Great product for Sonar cables through aluminum.

We have two of these on our sailboat, and they work perfectly - they hold a LOT of cables if you cut carefully, and they just don't leak, even after being flooded by waves. The included "drills" (actually short pieces of brass tubing) work very well, and you can drill holes along the edge of the seal block and then slit them to the edge so you don't have to remove the connectors. Use a touch of silicone lubricant and you're good to go!

when I was through mounting this it looked like a factory job. very easy to use

Great product. I had a mishap on my first use, partly due to misunderstanding the instructions and it rendered the seal nil. I contacted support to ask about what I was doing wrong and they offered to send me a replacement seal. The thing is, I have a bare wire to get through it, and instead of cutting a slit with a knife, I just drilled bigger than the wire, and pushed the wire in. The seal is super tight then. Great product and customer service.

Does exactly what they say it does. I'm not sure what people are referring to when they say it's difficult to drill holes for cables. The until comes with hollow cutting drill bits (like tiny hole saws) that remove a plug from the rubber. They have worked fine for me. One tip - If the hole is a little snug on the cable, spray a little WD-40 into the hole and the cable will slide straight through.

Was trying to figure out a way to run my Roof top lights wiring on my Jeep to the inside of the jeep. I ordered a few different products to try them out and this was the only one that would work with what I needed to do. Happy I got this.

The instructions included were for another product, and the product itself was defective.