YSI Cable Grip Kit

The YSI Cable Grip Kit is designed to add redundant protection to your Field Cable, Flying Lead Field Cable, or Vented Flying Lead Field Cable for EXO or ProSwap Logger systems.

Features

  • Sustained loading of 40 lbs.
  • Corrosion-resistant 316 SS and Xenoy plastic construction
  • 2-year warranty
$105.00
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Overview
The YSI Cable Grip Kit is designed to add redundant protection to your Field Cable, Flying Lead Field Cable, or Vented Flying Lead Field Cable for EXO and ProSwap Logger systems. Proper installation allows the 316 Stainless Steel (SS) parts to add additional support, and offers the best corrosion resistance currently available for high-fouling monitoring applications. The cable grip can serve many functions.

EXO Cables
Primary purpose is to act as a backup sonde retention system by clamping near the sonde connector end of the cable. It may also be used to provide strain relief for the connector (optional). The EXO cable connector is robust and does NOT require strain relief, but some users may opt to utilize this feature.

ProSwap Logger Cables
Provides a point of suspension or mounting for the ProSwap Logger by clamping near the connector end of the cable. This may be necessary to secure the cable for standalone applications. If connecting to an external power supply or DCP, the cable grip may be used as an optional retention system.

Grip Options for Cables

  • 599951-01: 0.344 diameter cable grip for use with non-vented cables
  • EXO Cables: 599008-x and 599040-x
  • ProSwap Logger: 610151-x, 610152-x, 6101514-x, and 610155-x
  • 599951-02: 0.360 diameter cable grip for use with vented cables
  • EXO Cables: 599210-x
  • ProSwap Logger: 610150-x and 610153-x
  • Sustained Loading: 40 lb / 18.14 kg
  • Max Short Term Loading (abrupt shock): 200 lb / 90.72 kg
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