What is considered the best sealer for cable entry points e. g. where
satellite cable goes straight through an external wall and you want to stop
water and insect ingress?

TIA

Phil

In article , TheScullster
writes
What is considered the best sealer for cable entry points e. g. where
satellite cable goes straight through an external wall and you want to stop
water and insect ingress?

Silicone sealant. I'd goop some on the cable too before pushing/pulling it
in/through the last few inches, best practice would be to have the cable
come down to a u-bend then up & into the hole so drips on cable shed off
before reaching the sealant.
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fred

TheScullster wrote:
What is considered the best sealer for cable entry points e. g. where
satellite cable goes straight through an external wall and you want to stop
water and insect ingress?

TIA

Phil

a grommet or a cable entry gland

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...86837&ts=50608



RT

TheScullster wrote:
What is considered the best sealer for cable entry points e. g. where
satellite cable goes straight through an external wall and you want to stop
water and insect ingress?

TIA

Phil


I used brown silicone

In message , fred writes
In article , TheScullster
writes
What is considered the best sealer for cable entry points e. g. where
satellite cable goes straight through an external wall and you want to stop
water and insect ingress?

Silicone sealant. I'd goop some on the cable too before pushing/pulling it
in/through the last few inches, best practice would be to have the cable
come down to a u-bend then up & into the hole so drips on cable shed off
before reaching the sealant.

Also, you can buy covers which make the external entry look better

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geoff