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Reddit mentions of 20pcs 26x10.5x7mm Rubber Strain Relief Cord Boot Protector Wire Sleeve
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Country of Manufacture: CHINA; Material: Rubber; Net Weight: 34gPackage Content: 20 x Core Protector Relief Boot; Brand: AssisiModel: 3#; Main Color: BlackTotal Size: 15 x 26mm/0.6" x 1"(Max. D*L); Length: 26mm/1"Inner Dia: 7mm/0.28"; Mounting Slot Diameter: 10.5mm/0.4"
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I have this product that some doofus designed with a crappy cable exit solution and need recommendations to fix it.
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- This is a moving part, so the cable will be pulled on every day, outdoors, and it needs to last ~10 years.
- The existing cable is crappy. 20 AWG PVC coated. UV and bending will certainly kill it, so I'm replacing it with an SOOW #14/4 curly cord.
- The cable exit seen here is pretty weird, and there is nothing actually supporting the cable, so it ends up tugging on the connector at the top of the mast. Terrible design.
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What I need is a real strain relief connector. I'm going to need to splice my curly cord inside the tube, so I don't want my connections under strain. I need something to support the weight of the cable and the forces acting on it. I'm thinking either a typical cord-grip with a spiral spring-type strain relief mechanism (something like this http://img.howtoaddlikebutton.com/nimg/9f/15/c6f4c09bb86eb96e4789a863af7b-300x300-0/cnpj_ip68_ul_certificate_bend_proof_short_thread_strain_relief_cable_gland_cord.jpg), or a similar rubber one (https://www.amazon.com/26x10-5x7mm-Rubber-Strain-Relief-Protector/dp/B00XBG19OG).
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Big challenge is that the cable I'm putting in is 0.575". The existing fitting seen in the photo is 3/4" OD, so the flange there is just a few mm bigger than that, and obviously, it's round.
Cord grips that fit my cable's OD are all 3/4" NPT. I can probably fit that, but it will look silly on a round flange like that. And I can't weld a nut on there because its plastic. So wtf can be done here?
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Appreciate any inputs!
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