Abb DG4X1C-500 Riser-grade Wire Pulling Tape 500 Ft

Product Description

The ABB Installation Products DG4X1C-500 is a 1-1/4-inch riser-grade orange wire pulling tape supplied on a 500-foot reel. Designed for low-voltage and structured cabling installations, this pulling tape gives electricians and low-voltage technicians a reliable means of fishing and pulling wire through conduit, walls, and plenum or riser-rated pathways. The orange color provides high visibility during routing and identification. It is sold as a single unit and is well-suited for commercial and residential electrical and data cabling work where a durable, rated pulling tape is required.

This tape is intended for use in riser-rated (CMR) pathway installations, making it appropriate for vertical runs between floors in commercial buildings and multi-story residential structures. Electricians and low-voltage installers use it when fishing wire through conduit stubs, wall cavities, and vertical chases. The 500-foot length accommodates extended runs without the need for mid-run splicing, reducing installation time on larger projects.

Key Features

• Riser-grade rating suitable for vertical pathway installations
• 1-1/4-inch width for compatibility with standard conduit and raceway sizes
• 500-foot reel length supports extended pulls without interruption
• Orange color provides high visibility for easy identification in congested raceways
• Sold as a single unit (each) for straightforward ordering

Compatibility

Designed as a riser-grade pulling tape for use in standard electrical conduit and raceway systems requiring a 1-1/4-inch pulling tape in riser-rated vertical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or low-voltage technicians in accordance with NEC guidelines for riser-rated pathways. De-energize all circuits in the work area before pulling wire through live conduit systems. Use appropriate fish tape tools and ensure the tape is not kinked or damaged before use, as a compromised tape can fail mid-pull and create retrieval issues inside closed conduit runs.