Hello everyone,

I've recently been exploring anchor clamps used for low-voltage and telecommunications cables, and I must say I'm quite impressed with their functionality. These clamps are designed to tension and secure cables, allowing for some degree of deflection while maintaining a stable and reliable connection, even in challenging conditions.

From what I've researched, models like the Marel PA 1500 or PA 2000 for cables with a neutral messenger, as well as their options for self-supporting and telecommunications cables, seem to be of excellent quality. I particularly appreciate the fact that Marel products undergo rigorous testing (temperature resistance, corrosion tests, and climatic aging), which gives me confidence in their durability.

I'm curious to hear from others:

• Do you have any experience with Marel anchor clamps or other brands?
• Which models have proven most reliable for you, especially in harsh weather conditions (humidity, snow, extreme temperature changes)?
• Are there any specific tips or considerations I should keep in mind when selecting or installing them?

Looking forward to hearing your insights and recommendations. If anyone is considering purchasing, I’d definitely suggest looking into Marel’s models—they seem like a solid choice based on what I’ve seen.

Thanks in advance for your input!