
For the correct installing cable dead end clamp, the following steps are recommended:
1) Loosen the mooring hook from the anchor clamp.
2) Place the hook en the place to be mooring point or support, fixing it inside the body of the clamp
3) Remove the wedge from its base and then place the cable within the clamp.
4) Replace the wedge to its corresponding position and proceed to tense the cable taut.

Standard Compliance
1.1 Compatible Cable Diameter
For holding cable with a diameter of 6 mm (DROP type fiber optic cable).
1.2 Clamp Components
Minimum three elements: -Main body (where the adjustable jaw system will be housed)
-Jaw with teeth (wedge) for securing the drop cable together with the main body
-Outdoor steel metal hook for attaching to the overhead distribution network
1.3 Material of the main body and the jaw with teeth (2 elements)
- Fiberglass-reinforced ABS thermoplastic with UV protection
1.4 Corrosion protection of the metal hook
Either of the following options:
- Option 1: Stainless steel wire, with a diameter of 3.5 mm that complies with any of the following standards: - (AISI 304) - EN 1.4301 - Option 2:
Hot-dip galvanized steel wire with a diameter of 3.5 mm that complies with any of the following standards: - NTE INEN-ISO 1461 (national) - ISO 1461 (international) - ASTM A 123/A123M (American) - EN ISO 1461 (European) Or any other standard that is technically equal to or higher than the standards mentioned above.
1.5 Operation
When the wedge slides into the main body, it will automatically exert pressure on the cable after a small manual push, creating a secure hold.
1.6 Nominal installation voltage (installation load) 90 daN
1.7 Tensile strength 200 Kgf
1.8 Finish The finished part must be free of cracks, cavities, blowholes, surface or internal defects, and any other flaw that could affect its operation. According to different structures and installation conditions, clamps can be roughly divided into two categories.
