Can I gland a 6mm 3 core SWR into an internal wiska box located in a cupboard next to the CU then T & E to the CU to provide an external supply to an out building? Cheers!
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As long as the gland has a 20mm thread, then yes you can. I have done this successfully several times. Gland the SWA as normal and then screw the Wiska box on to the gland and it will push out the diaphragm. If you want to earth the armour bend the banjo tab to 45 degrees and secure it on the gland inside the Wiska box with the nut and use a short bolt and nut on the banjo tab to secure an earth lug. Else just leave it at that. Doing it on the inside like this maintains the IP rating of the Wiska box.
Really to prevent creep of the plastic you should sandwich it between two locknuts. Incidentally, why would you not want to earth the armour?
Or use a plastic adaptable box with an earthing nut at the supply end, you won't need an IP rated box if it's in the cupboard next to the c/unit.
Does enough of the thread poke through a wiska box to get a banjo and a nut on, agreed I would be entirely happy tightening down onto plastic to make a sound earth connection. Surely a galv through box is a better bet, cheaper too.
The whisker box earth clamps are not even threaded are they? Seems silly relying on a small screw, but hey. I prefer to use plain Gewiss or similar boxes and earthing piranha nuts. The nut is threaded and replaces the cheap galv one supplied with the gland.