Panduit
Panduit BT7LH-L0 Conduit 24.4 in 7 in Bundle 120 lb Nylon
Secures bundles up to 7 in diameter with 120 lb tensile strength and UV-resistant nylon
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- Secures large bundles up to 7 in diameter
- 120 lb tensile strength holds heavy cables firmly
- Nylon material resists UV and weather outdoors
- Operates from -76 °F to 185 °F extremes
- Halogen-free low-smoke design improves safety
24.4 in Heavy-Duty Nylon Conduit
This Panduit cable tie measures 24.4 inches in length and 0.27 inches in width. It secures bundles up to 7 inches in diameter with a tensile strength of 120 lb. The nylon construction is halogen-free, low-smoke, and UV light resistant for outdoor use.
Replaces Standard Ties For Large Bundles
Standard cable ties often lack the length or tensile strength for 7-inch diameter bundles. This model upgrades capacity with a 120 lb rating and 24.4 inch length. The jump is worth it when securing heavy conduit runs or large cable groups in harsh environments.
Suits Installers Needing Weather-Resistant Strength
It suits electricians and installers securing large-diameter bundles outdoors or in high-temperature areas up to 185 degrees F. It is not for buyers needing plenum-rated or metal-detectable ties. Buyers requiring flame-retardant certification should look at a different product.
Highlights
- Secures large bundles up to 7 in diameter
- 120 lb tensile strength holds heavy cables firmly
- Nylon material resists UV and weather outdoors
- Operates from -76 °F to 185 °F extremes
- Halogen-free low-smoke design improves safety
Specifications
| Brand | PANDUIT |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 635 × 51 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum bundle diameter the 24.4 in cable tie can secure?
The tie accommodates bundles up to 7 in diameter, with a tensile strength of 120 lb for heavy-duty applications.
How does the stainless steel barb locking mechanism engage during installation?
Insert the tapered tip through the head; the internal stainless steel barb locks onto the strap serrations — do not over-pull or the barb can deform and release.
When should a tie exposed to outdoor UV and temperature extremes be replaced?
Inspect annually; replace any tie showing chalking, brittleness, or reduced grip after prolonged -76 to 185 °F cycling and UV exposure.
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