Roof Light Wiring

**cewilson** · 6th January 2010, 05:05 PM

Totally waterproof - and available from Jaycar - if you're willing to drill a hole in your roof that is

**Larry** · 6th January 2010, 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by cewilson

Totally waterproof - and available from Jaycar - if you're willing to drill a hole in your roof that is

Could you also use those for the entry & exit in the snorkel if you weren't keen on drilling the roof?

**VladTepes** · 7th January 2010, 04:53 PM

Originally Posted by cewilson

Totally waterproof - and available from Jaycar - if you're willing to drill a hole in your roof that is

Whats that called and how could it possibly be waterproof ? (serious question).

Also that could be handy because there is already a hole in my roof qwhere someone installed a CB antenna years ago. Bloody hard to get at though....

**cewilson** · 8th January 2010, 09:02 AM

IP68 Waterproof Cable Glands - from Jaycar

These unique cable clamps incorporate a unique sealing mechanism which works on the camera shutter principle. Simply mount the clamp, insert the cable through and tighten up. There is no need to disassemble the clamp prior to installation. These clamps are rated to IP68. This is the highest rating possible. They are totally dust tight and protected against submersion in water.Other features include:- Trapezoidal thread for quick high torque tightening- No throwaway "O" rings - Long metric thread- Superior strain relief- PKT 2

You can also get them from any marine store - as it's what they use on the boats/ships etc.

Larry - I reckon you could as long as the plastic is strong enough that it won't crack once it's fitted

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