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The correct selection and installation of connecting materials and accessories is crucial for the safety and reliability of electrical installations. The most important warnings and safety instructions for these components are summarized below. Plug-in terminals Dangers and warnings: Suitable cable types: Only use plug-in terminals with the cable types approved for them (e.g. solid or fine-stranded, with the appropriate cross-section). Contact verification: Make sure the conductors are firmly seated in the terminal and no copper is exposed. Consider load capacity: The plug-in terminals must not be used beyond their specified current and voltage load. Multiple connections: Avoid too many wires in one terminal. Observe the maximum permissible number of connections. Temperature resistance: Make sure that the plug-in terminals are suitable for the ambient temperature. screw terminals Dangers and warnings: Secure tightening: Screws must be tightened firmly to ensure good electrical contact. However, overtightening can damage the terminal or cable. Note the cross-section: The screw terminal must match the conductor cross-section to ensure secure contact without damage. Protection against overheating: Loose connections can become hot. Check the clamping points after installation. Pay attention to insulation: Cables must not be stripped so far that bare wires are visible outside the terminal. Cable glands Dangers and warnings: Ensure tightness: Ensure that the cable gland is properly tightened to achieve the protection rating (e.g. IP54, IP67). Cable diameter: Use a gland that matches the cable diameter. A cable that is too large or too small can compromise the seal. Material selection: In corrosive or extreme environments (e.g. chemical plants), use materials such as stainless steel or chemical-resistant plastics. Strain relief: Cable glands must ensure strain relief of the cable to avoid mechanical stress at the connection points. gagging nipple Dangers and warnings: Carry out assembly correctly: Cable grommets must be tightened sufficiently to hold the cables securely without damaging them. Note the area of ​​application: In damp or potentially explosive areas, only use approved grommets with the appropriate protection class. Cable protection: Cables must not be damaged by the edges of the nipple. If necessary, use protective rings or washers. sleeves Dangers and warnings: Select suitable sleeves: Only use joints that are approved for the specific cable type and application (e.g. cast resin, shrink or gel joints). Ensure tightness: Joints must be completely sealed, especially in outdoor areas or when buried. Mechanical load: The sleeve should be protected against tensile and compressive loads to avoid damage to the connections. No voltage during assembly: Work on joints may only be carried out when the lines are de-energized. Accesories Dangers and warnings: Protective caps and insulation: Use protective caps or heat shrink tubing to insulate bare wire ends or terminals. Grounding elements: When using metal cable glands and sleeves, ensure that they are correctly connected to the equipotential bonding system. Temperature and chemical resistance: Accessories must be suitable for the environmental conditions, especially in industrial or weather-exposed areas. Occupational safety Protective clothing: Wear insulating gloves, especially when working near live parts. Tools: Use only insulated tools suitable for electrical installations. Check that the voltage is off: Before starting work, ensure that the power is off using a two-pole voltage tester. Testing and commissioning Check terminal points: After assembly, check all connections for tightness and correct contact. Leak test: Check the tightness of sleeves and cable glands, especially in humid environments. Documentation: Document connections and installations to facilitate subsequent inspections or maintenance. Additional information Regular inspections: Regularly check connections, sleeves and accessories for tightness and damage. Replacement of damaged parts: Replace defective or worn parts immediately to avoid danger. Professional installation: If in doubt, consult a specialist to ensure safety and functionality. Careful selection, installation and regular testing of plug-in terminals, screw terminals, cable glands, grommets, sleeves and accessories ensure the safety and longevity of your electrical installation.