Harting 10B Hood - 19300101520



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The Harting 10B Hood (19300101520) is designed for industrial engineers and maintenance professionals who require a high-durability, secure connection point for heavy-duty electrical systems. Its primary benefit is providing IP67-rated protection against harsh environmental factors in a low-profile form factor, though users should note it is specifically engineered for size 10B housing compatibility, limiting its use to matching modular interface systems.
| Model Part Number | 19300101520 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Harting |
The 10B rating refers to the standardized industrial housing size, ensuring compatibility with other Harting 10B series inserts and bases.
Yes, its IP67 rating and durable powder-coated aluminum construction make it suitable for protected outdoor environments, provided cable entry points are properly sealed.
No, the M20 cable gland must be sourced separately to match your specific cable diameter requirements.
No, the powder coating provides essential corrosion resistance that protects the underlying aluminum from oxidation in harsh industrial climates.
Always refer to the specific torque values provided with your compatible Harting base housing to avoid damaging the threads.
Keep the lever assembly free of heavy debris and apply a light industrial lubricant if movement becomes restricted over time.
Check for debris accumulation in the lever pivot points and clean with a dry brush or compressed air.
Ensure the housing interface is clean and that the cable gland is fully tightened to the correct M20 specification.
Verify that your cable gland utilizes standard M20 threading and has a compatible sealing gasket.
To ensure proper performance, verify that your base housing matches the standard 10B size specifications. Installation requires an M20 cable gland to maintain the IP67 rating; ensure the gland is tightened to the manufacturer's torque specifications to prevent moisture ingress. For maintenance, periodically inspect the rubber seals for signs of degradation or cracking, particularly in high-heat environments. If the unit is exposed to heavy grease or corrosive chemicals, wipe the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth to prevent the accumulation of debris near the locking levers.