ABB Cable inlet

There’s a reason electricians keep spare ABB cable inlets in their kits — they just make wiring easier. Every cabinet, junction box, or machine housing needs a clean cable entry point, and ABB nailed that design.

Cable grommets and entry seals that actually seal

ABB’s cable grommets and entry seals are tight, flexible, and stay that way for years. You don’t fight them during installation — cables slide through smoothly, and once fixed, they hold firm. The rubber doesn’t dry out, and the fit stays snug even in heat or cold.

When you’re wiring control cabinets or outdoor panels, you need that reliability. A cheap seal might save cents but cost hours when condensation or dust gets in. ABB cable entry systems prevent that.

Cable inlets made for clean wiring

Every ABB cable inlet has that precision finish. The threading’s perfect, the compression nuts don’t strip, and everything feels engineered. If you’ve used random fittings before, you’ll notice the difference instantly. ABB entry parts are consistent — no weird tolerances, no cracking when you torque them down.

You can use them in everything from automation cabinets to LED lighting enclosures. They come in multiple diameters and materials — plastic, brass, stainless — depending on the job.

Designed for real-world electricians

ABB’s cable entry systems aren’t overengineered. They’re simple enough that you can install them fast, even with gloves on, but they still pass every sealing test (IP54 to IP68 depending on model). They just work — no adjustments, no leaks.

We’ve seen them hold up in car washes, marine docks, dusty workshops — the stuff that kills cheap fittings in weeks. ABB stays sealed.

Wholesale cable inlets for European projects

At Bank of Lamps, we stock ABB’s full range — cable inlets, grommets, entry seals, and full cable entry systems — for B2B and bulk supply across Europe. Fast dispatch, consistent packaging, real datasheets.

If you care about keeping your panels clean and dry, ABB’s inlet systems are a no-brainer. It’s small hardware, but it makes the difference between “fine” and “professional.”