Double solar cable entry gland housing for caravan, camper & trailer roofs
The Bluebar solar cable entry gland housing gives you a clean, sealed way to run solar cable through the roof of a caravan, camper or trailer. This double (twin) version takes two cables — ideal for the positive and negative leads from a rooftop panel — and covers the entry point for a tidy, protected finish. Moulded from UV-stabilised ABS to stand up to sun and weather on the roofline, with waterproof gland openings that seal against water when tightened correctly.
Key features
- Double (twin) entry — routes two solar cables through one tidy housing
- UV-stabilised ABS to handle constant sun exposure on the roof
- Waterproof gland openings when tightened correctly
- Mounts with adhesive, screws, or both for a secure, low-fuss install
- Glands accept cable up to 10mm
- Available in white or black to match your roof
- Compact 120 × 100 × 50mm footprint
Specifications
| Cable entries | Double (twin) |
| Material | UV-stabilised ABS plastic |
| Dimensions | 120mm (L) × 100mm (W) × 50mm (H) |
| Max cable entry | Up to 10mm per gland |
| Sealing | Waterproof gland openings when tightened correctly |
| Mounting | Adhesive and/or screw-down |
| Colours | White or black |
| Application | Rooftop solar cable routing |
| Suits | Caravans, campers, camper trailers, trailers |
| Brand | Bluebar |
What it suits
Ideal for caravans, campers, camper trailers and box trailers running rooftop solar, or any 12V setup where the panel leads need to pass through a flat roof surface. With adhesive and screw mounting on the one housing, you can glue it down, screw it, or do both for maximum hold — then tighten the glands for a weather-sealed finish that looks the part and stays put.
Built to spec. Made for the track.
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Q: What is a double solar cable entry gland housing used for?
A: It routes two solar cables through a roof and seals the entry point in one tidy housing. That suits the positive and negative leads from a rooftop panel on a caravan, camper or trailer.
Q: Is the Bluebar solar cable entry gland housing waterproof?
A: Yes — the gland openings are waterproof when tightened correctly. Nipping the glands up around the cable seals the entry against water ingress.
Q: How does it mount?
A: It mounts with adhesive, screws, or both. Gluing and screwing together gives the most secure hold, which is the recommended approach on a vehicle roof.
Q: What cable size and how many cables does it take?
A: It’s a double-entry housing, so it takes two cables, with each gland accepting cable up to 10mm. That covers the common solar leads used in 12V caravan and camper setups.
Q: What is it made from, and does it come in different colours?
A: It’s moulded from UV-stabilised ABS, so it stands up to constant sun on the roof. It’s available in white or black to match your roofline.











































































