Icc ICRDSDCAC2 Compact Center Conduit Grommets 10 Pack

Product Description

The ICC INT'L CONNECTORS CABLE ICRDSDCAC2 is a 10-piece pack of compact center conduit grommets designed to protect cables and wiring as they pass through panel knockouts, enclosures, and structural openings. These grommets seat into standard conduit entry points and provide a finished edge that shields cable jackets and insulation from abrasion caused by sharp metal edges. They are a standard hardware component used by electricians and low-voltage installers working in residential and light commercial structured wiring, data, and security panel installations.

These compact center conduit grommets are well-suited for use in structured wiring enclosures, distribution panels, and electrical boxes where multiple cable runs enter through knockout openings. They are commonly installed during rough-in or trim-out phases of residential and light commercial projects. Electricians and low-voltage technicians use them to maintain a clean, code-compliant installation while reducing the risk of cable damage at entry points.

Key Features

• 10-piece pack provides quantity for multi-port panel installations
• Compact center design fits standard conduit knockout openings in enclosures and panels
• Protects cable jackets and conductors from sharp metal edges at entry points
• Provides a clean, finished appearance at cable entry locations
• Sold as an individual unit (each pack of 10)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental hardware component for use with standard structured wiring enclosures, distribution panels, and electrical boxes requiring conduit entry grommets.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or qualified low-voltage technicians. De-energize the panel or enclosure before inserting grommets into knockout openings. Grommets are typically pressed into place by hand and should seat fully before cables are routed through. Follow applicable NEC requirements for cable protection and panel wiring practices.