Greenlee
Greenlee FP3 Telescopic Wire Reacher Pole 36
A telescoping pole that extends to 36 inches for pulling cables through ceilings and collapses to 162 mm for pocket storage
- Color/FinishMetal
- Selling UnitEach
- Telescopes to 36 in for overhead cable runs
- Collapses to 162 mm for pocket carry
- Stainless-steel construction resists corrosion on job sites
- Hook grabs wires up to 19 mm diameter
- Pocket clip keeps tool secure and accessible
Telescopic Wire Reacher Pole
The Greenlee FP3 is a telescoping pole designed for electricians pulling cables over suspended ceilings or under sub-floors. It extends to 36 inches for extra reach and collapses to 162 mm for compact storage. A built-in clip secures it in a shirt or jacket pocket. The self-contained design has no loose parts to lose on the job site.
Stainless-Steel Construction
Stainless-steel construction provides durability for long service life in professional environments. The tool operates manually with no power draw, noise, or thermal output to manage. Its mechanical simplicity means there are no motors or electronics to fail during use. The hook and pole assembly withstands repeated extension and retraction cycles.
Hook For Cables Up To 19 mm
The working end features a hook sized to grab cables up to 19 mm in diameter. This covers common electrical and data cables encountered in ceiling or floor runs. The pocket clip frees up tool-belt space while keeping the pole immediately accessible. No additional attachments or separate pieces are required to operate the tool.
Highlights
- Telescopes to 36 in for overhead cable runs
- Collapses to 162 mm for pocket carry
- Stainless-steel construction resists corrosion on job sites
- Hook grabs wires up to 19 mm diameter
- Pocket clip keeps tool secure and accessible
Specifications
| Brand | Greenlee Textron |
|---|---|
| Model | FP3 |
| Color/Finish | Metal |
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Shipping weight | 0.09 kg |
| Package size | 249 × 93 × 17 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I extend the pole to 36 inches and lock it so it will not collapse while I am reaching?
Pull each section out until it clicks into the detent; the stainless-steel tubes lock by friction at full 36-inch extension, so give a firm tug on the last segment to confirm every joint is seated.
What part of the hook or clip will wear out first and need replacement?
The hook tip sees the most abrasion when snagging 19 mm cables, and the pocket clip spring fatigues after repeated insertion; both are integral, so the entire pole is replaced when either fails.
At what cable diameter does the hook stop gripping reliably during a long pull?
The hook is rated for cables up to 19 mm; beyond that diameter the tip cannot close around the jacket and the cable slips under sustained tension.
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