Panduit CCAL1H2327-X One-Hole Aluminum Cable Cleat, 23–27mm, IEC 61914:2015, Pack of 10

Overview

The Panduit CCAL1H2327-X is a one-hole aluminum cable cleat engineered to retain single cables during short-circuit fault events in lower to medium fault-current environments. Certified to IEC 61914:2015 and tested up to 93.4kA peak fault current, it provides a defined, code-compliant retention system for power cables with an outside diameter of 23–27mm (approximately 0.91–1.06 in). If you are cabling medium-voltage distribution runs, motor feeders, or other power circuits where a short-circuit event could generate dangerous electromagnetic forces on conductors, this cleat gives you a tested, standards-backed restraint — not just a cable tie or generic clamp.

The CCAL1H2327-X (often searched as CCAL1H2327 X) mounts directly to cable tray rungs via its single fixing hole, using a user-supplied M10 bolt. This keeps installation hardware straightforward and allows the cleat to integrate with standard ladder or rung-style cable management trays already on site. Insulating spacers and washers are sold separately when galvanic corrosion protection between dissimilar metals is required.

Key Features

• IEC 61914:2015 Certification, 93.4kA Peak Fault Current: This is the spec that separates a tested cleat from an untested bracket. IEC 61914 mandates that cleats be independently tested under simulated short-circuit conditions — the CCAL1H2327-X has passed at 93.4kA peak. That number matters when your electrical engineer or inspector asks for documentation of retention capability; you hand them a certified rating rather than an estimate.
• 23–27mm Cable OD Range: Covers a practical band of medium-power cable sizes — single conductors and multi-core cables in this diameter range commonly appear on 600V feeders, motor branch circuits, and medium-voltage distribution. Verify your cable's actual OD, not just its nominal conductor size, before ordering; jacket thickness varies by manufacturer and construction type.
• Single-Cable, One-Hole Clamp Design: The one-hole configuration keeps the mounting footprint compact on tray rungs and suits installations where cables are individually cleated at prescribed intervals rather than bundled. This is standard practice for high-fault-current circuits where inter-cable electromagnetic forces must be controlled independently per conductor.
• Aluminum Construction, Natural Finish: Aluminum provides the corrosion resistance needed for typical indoor electrical rooms and light industrial environments without the added weight or cost of stainless steel. The natural (uncoated) aluminum finish is appropriate for dry to moderately humid interiors; in highly corrosive or coastal environments, consider whether a coated or stainless variant is more appropriate for your service life expectations.
• Direct Cable Tray Rung Mount, M10 Bolt: Installing directly to the rung via a single M10 bolt (user-supplied) means no additional cleat base, no adapter bracket, and no proprietary fastener — standard hardware that most electricians stock. The 36mm height and 58mm width keep the cleat's profile low on the tray.
• Compact Physical Footprint (36mm H × 58mm W): At 1.42 in tall and 2.28 in wide, the CCAL1H2327-X fits into tight rung spacing without interfering with adjacent cables or hardware on a populated tray. Confirmed overall dimensions are useful when laying out cleat intervals on a full cable tray segment.
• Pack of 10: The CCAL1H2327-X ships in a pack of 10 cleats, which aligns with typical installation quantities for a single cable run requiring cleats at recommended intervals (often every 300–900mm depending on fault level and cable weight). Factor your run length and interval spacing when calculating order quantity.

Integration & Compatibility

The CCAL1H2327-X is compatible with any standard ladder or rung-style cable tray that accommodates an M10 bolt through its rung. No proprietary tray system is required. It is sized for a single cable with an outside diameter of 23–27mm — do not attempt to use it on cables outside this OD range, as the clamp geometry is specific to this window and retention performance is only certified within it.

When aluminum cleats are mounted to steel trays or used alongside steel hardware, galvanic corrosion is a risk at the contact interface over time. Panduit offers insulating spacers and washers (sold separately) to isolate the aluminum cleat from dissimilar metals — a step worth including in corrosive or outdoor-adjacent applications even when the environment is broadly classified as 'indoor.' Consult Panduit's Panduit cable management accessories lineup for compatible isolation hardware.

For electrical engineers specifying cleat installations to IEC 61914, the CCAL1H2327-X's documented 93.4kA peak test rating can be cross-referenced against the cable cleat selection guide to confirm the rating covers your prospective fault current. If your calculated peak fault exceeds 93.4kA, step up to a higher-rated cleat in the same family rather than applying a safety factor to an under-rated product.

What's in the Box

• 10× Panduit CCAL1H2327-X One-Hole Aluminum Cable Cleats

Note: M10 mounting bolts, insulating spacers, and washers are not included and must be sourced separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What cable outside diameter does the CCAL1H2327-X fit?

A: The CCAL1H2327-X is designed for single cables with an outside diameter of 23–27mm (approximately 0.91–1.06 inches). This is a fixed geometry cleat — retention performance is certified only within this OD range. Measure your cable's actual OD (not just conductor size) before ordering.

Q: What fault current rating is the CCAL1H2327-X tested to?

A: The CCAL1H2327-X has been tested up to 93.4kA peak fault current and is certified to IEC 61914:2015. This rating should be compared against the prospective peak fault current at the installation point to confirm adequacy.

Q: What fastener does the CCAL1H2327-X use to mount to a cable tray rung?

A: It installs via a single M10 bolt through the cleat's fixing hole directly onto the cable tray rung. The M10 bolt is user-supplied and not included in the pack of 10.

Q: Does the CCAL1H2327-X include galvanic corrosion protection?

A: No. The cleat itself is natural aluminum with no insulating coating. When mounting to steel trays or alongside dissimilar metals, insulating spacers and washers are available separately from Panduit and should be specified if galvanic corrosion is a concern for your environment.

Q: Is the CCAL1H2327-X suitable for outdoor installations?

A: The CCAL1H2327-X is described as suitable for lower to medium short circuit fault environments that are less corrosive. Natural aluminum has inherent corrosion resistance for typical indoor electrical environments, but highly corrosive, coastal, or fully outdoor installations may warrant evaluation of a coated or stainless variant.

Q: How many cleats are included per order?

A: Each pack contains 10 cleats. Calculate your required quantity based on cable run length and your specified cleat interval (typically determined by IEC 61914 cleat spacing guidelines or your project engineer's specification).

Karl Wilson

The CCAL1H2327-X sits in a segment of cable management that gets specified by electrical engineers and then purchased — or more often, under-purchased — by contractors who underestimate cleat interval requirements. The 93.4kA peak fault current rating is the number that matters most here: if your one-line shows a higher available fault current at the panel feeding this circuit, this cleat is not the right call regardless of how well it fits the cable OD.

Technical Highlights:

• IEC 61914:2015 Certification: Independent third-party test certification means the 93.4kA rating is verifiable and documentable — critical for projects where the electrical engineer of record or AHJ requires proof of cleat rating, not just a catalog claim.
• 23–27mm OD Range: This window covers a practical slice of medium-power feeder cables but is narrow enough that OD verification before procurement is non-negotiable. A cable that measures 27.5mm OD is outside the certified range; do not assume the cleat will perform equivalently at the margins.
• Direct Rung Mount, M10 Bolt: Single-fastener installation keeps labor time low on tray runs with dozens of cleats, but the M10 bolt is field-supplied — include it in your BOM or expect a procurement gap on the job site.

Deployment Considerations:

• Insulating spacers and washers for galvanic isolation are sold separately — if you are mounting aluminum cleats to a steel tray in any environment with moisture or condensation cycles, order the isolation hardware at the same time; retrofitting it later means removing and reinstalling every cleat.
• Pack quantity of 10 requires careful interval calculation before ordering: a 30-meter cable run cleated every 900mm needs approximately 34 cleats — that is four packs with cleats left over, but shortfall orders delay completion on live electrical work.

The CCAL1H2327-X is a strong fit for medium-voltage motor feeder installations in manufacturing facilities and industrial process plants where IEC 61914 compliance is written into the project specification and the available fault current at the distribution board falls within the 93.4kA tested threshold.