Ethernet Wall Penetration Gland
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Something to help plug up the hole I made in a wall for ethernet cables.
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I was installing some Reolink Cameras at my house and needed a pretty large hole in the wall to put the molded cable ends that came with the cameras. And since there aren't really cable glands mean to go onto walls that i know of I made some. I did not want to put an electrical box on the outside or have a bunch of wire hanging off my wall so these worked for me.
I just printed them flay side down, glued them together on the cable, and then used caulk to seal the hole. I made these out of PETG, I would use PETG or some other Uv resistant material if plan on using them outdoors like I did. Looks good so far!
The hole size is a 1" diameter hole drilled with a spade bit, so the model is actually 0.98" in diameter and the plug is about 1" long. The flange part of the plug is 1.25" in diameter.