• Suitable for use with cable diameters 24 to 145mm.
• Large range take on each size.
• Single or double bolt fixing.
• Operating temperatures -60°C to +105°C.
• All straps manufactured from non-magnetic 316L Stainless
Steel.
• Plain Aluminium bases - for normal industrial areas or outdoor
unpolluted areas.
• Epoxy coated Aluminium versions or Stainless Steel available
for harsher environments.
• Bespoke tensioning adaptor included with every cleat and
strap.
• Liners are made from LSOH materials.
• Suitable for single core cables laid in trefoil formation with
high fault current capacities.
• Suitable for use with all standard ladder and tray systems.
• Suitable for groups of dissimilar cables.
• LUL APR Product ID 1996.
• Patent number 2082242.
LUL Approved, London Underground
Approved
Consisting of Aluminium or Stainless Steel bases with a
Stainless Steel strap complete with a tensioning clip the
Prysmian Multicleat system offers
the best flexibility for cable fixing available on the market
today. With an unprecedented test portfolio and service record,
the
Prysmian Multicleat system should
be your first choice for trefoil and single cables installations
requiring a high system fault current rating.
Multistraps are used as intermediate restraints and are
positioned centrally between a pair of Multicleats. The standard
and heavy duty products have different short circuit ratings
related to their installation spacings. Please consult the
following information in order to make the correct selection.
All Multicleats and Multistraps now come with a disposable shear
torque tensioning adapter. This was introduced in response to
customer requests to improve the closure of the cleats and also
better control the tension applied during installation. The
adapter fits into the open end of the winding pin and is used
with a standard 13mm socket wrench. Thus simplifying
installation. When the correct tension has been applied the
adapter shears off LSOH material liners are available for both
the Multicleat and Multistrap. The LSOH conform to BS6853.
Please contact the technical team
who will be able to offer the correct advice to suit your
individual installation.
*Technical
data subject to change without notice
Installation Sequence
Fasten base to support with
M10 fixings. Loop strap through
base and around cables.
Standard duty = 2 loops.
Heavy Duty = 3 loops
Pull slack into outer loop.
Insert split pin from right hand
side around outer layer of strap
about 10mm from end.
Push
plastic shear torque adaptor
fully onto the end of the split
pin and attach 13mm socket
wrench. To tension the strap
rotate key anti-clockwise with
the socket wrench until the
adaptor shears.
Remove the shear torque
adaptor and wrench. Swing the
key over and engage in slots in
clip.
Multicleat / Multistrap
Selection and Spacing for Fault Current Rating
Multicleat / Multistrap
Spacing 'b' m Max
Short Circuit
Cleat Spacing at vertical change
of
direction (mm)
Current kA
rms
peak
Standard Duty
1.8
43
114
300
Heavy Duty
1.5
50
130
300
Heavy Duty
1.2
71
184
300
Important note:
To ensure adequate restraint,
Multistrap MUST
be used
at the mid-point between cleats
on all horizontal and vertical
straight runs.
Horizontal changes in
direction, restraint spacing of
300mm maximum. Use Multistrap
and/or Multicleat, as
appropriate, to suit support
structure.
Two Bolt Type: AB, AD
and JB
Single Bolt Type: PF
Base Thickness 11mm
Base thickness 6mm
In all applications the
Multicleat bases should be fixed
with either one or two M10
fixings as appropriate
Miscellaneous Arrangements
Multicleat/Multistrap
System
The Multicleat / Multistrap system is ideally suited for
securing groups of cables of differing sizes. Our technical help
team will be able to match the correct cleat /strap to for the
size and fault rating of the cable arrangement -
contact us
Below is a short video showcasing the new BICON Shear Torque
Tensioner:
*Technical
data subject to change without notice
BICON is a
registered
trademark
of
The Prysmian
Group