WISKA

WISKA products cover cable glands, junction boxes, marine lighting and CCTV, supporting electrical installation for Middle East projects.

WISKA products support cable entries, lighting, and electrical installation for demanding environments. Also, the portfolio includes cable glands, grommets, and cable entry systems for secure sealing. In addition, WISKA supplies junction boxes, switches, sockets, and reefer container sockets. However, the brand also delivers maritime lighting such as searchlights, floodlights, and luminaires. For example, selected Ex solutions are certified to ATEX and IECEx for hazardous areas. As a result, procurement teams can standardize components backed by strict quality management and in-house testing. Founded in 1919, WISKA develops customer-oriented products through its own innovation department. Contact Niaar for sourcing/support/quotations.

Product Range

1. Cable glands: strain-relieved sealing cable entry into junction boxes and enclosures.
2. Cable entry systems and grommets: organize and protect multiple cables through panels.
3. COMBI junction boxes: flexible entries for indoor/outdoor electrical connections.
4. Venting solutions: pressure equalization to reduce condensation inside enclosures.
5. VARITAIN reefer container sockets: reliable power connection for refrigerated containers.
6. Searchlights: focused illumination for decks, ports, and industrial sites.
7. Floodlights and luminaires: area lighting for work zones and outdoor installations.
8. CCTV cameras and software: video surveillance for marine and industrial operations.

Applications

Engineers use cable glands and entry systems to terminate cables on junction boxes and panels. Also, shipbuilding installation material supports onboard wiring and outdoor equipment. For example, venting solutions help manage pressure and condensation in sealed enclosures. In addition, searchlights and floodlights support deck and work-area illumination. CCTV solutions support monitoring in marine spaces and harsh industrial locations. However, always match protection class and approvals to the site specification. As a result, EPC and MRO teams can standardize parts across builds and maintenance.