Hager WDF4400 Cable Outlet with Strain Relief, Module Insert, Flush-Mounted, Polar White

Routing cables out of flush-mounted installations often leaves them vulnerable to tugging and pulling, which can loosen connections or damage the wiring over time. The Hager WDF4400 cable outlet solves this by combining a clean pass-through with built-in strain relief, ensuring that cables stay securely in place even when moved or pulled. This module insert fits standard flush-mounted boxes and is part of the Hager WDF series, making it a practical choice for both new installations and retrofits.

Who is it for

This cable outlet is ideal for electricians, installers, and homeowners who need a reliable way to bring cables out of a wall or ceiling while protecting them from mechanical stress. It is particularly useful in living rooms, offices, or media setups where cables for speakers, network connections, or power supplies need to exit cleanly from a flush-mounted box.

Main features

• Integrated strain relief prevents cable pull-out and protects connections.
• Designed for flush-mounted installation in standard boxes.
• Module insert fits seamlessly into Hager WDF frames and covers.
• Halogen-free thermoplastic construction for safety and durability.
• Polar white (RAL 9010) finish blends with most switch ranges.
• Snap-in mounting for quick and tool-free installation.

Specifications

• Product type: Cable outlet with strain relief
• Mounting type: Flush-mounted (UP)
• Module type: Module insert
• Number of modules: 1
• Terminal block: Without
• Material: Thermoplastic
• Colour: Polar white (RAL 9010)
• Protection class: IP20
• Halogen-free: Yes
• System compatibility: Hager WDF series
• Installation: Snap-in mounting
• Application: For routing cables from flush-mounted installations

Tips

For a clean finish, pair this cable outlet with a matching Hager WDF cover plate in polar white. Ensure the flush-mounted box is deep enough to accommodate the cable bend radius. Use the strain relief to secure cables of various diameters, and avoid excessive pulling force to maintain long-term reliability.