Bsc Preferred CTUV24120 Uv Black Nylon Cable Ties 100pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CTUV24120 is a UV-stabilized black nylon cable tie sold in a case of 100 units. Designed for continuous or extended outdoor exposure, these ties resist degradation from sunlight and weather that would cause standard nylon ties to become brittle and fail. The locking mechanism is tamper-proof, meaning once engaged it cannot be released without cutting. These are a general-use fastening solution installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors wherever bundles of cords, cables, or bags require a permanent, weather-resistant tie.

The CTUV24120 is suited for outdoor and semi-exposed installations where UV light and temperature cycling are ongoing concerns. Typical applications include securing wire harnesses on rooftop HVAC units, bundling conduit drops on exterior walls, organizing cables at outdoor electrical panels, and fastening vapor barrier or protective bags in crawlspaces or mechanical rooms. The black UV-stabilized color absorbs and resists UV radiation rather than reflecting it, extending service life in direct sunlight compared to natural-finish ties.

Key Features

• UV-stabilized black nylon construction for long-term outdoor and sun-exposed installations
• Tamper-proof locking head - once tightened, the tie cannot be loosened without cutting
• Permanently secures cords, cables, bags, and bundled items
• Sold in a case of 100 ties for high-volume or recurring service use
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-12397

Compatibility

General-purpose UV-stabilized cable ties compatible with standard cable tie applications in outdoor, rooftop, and exposed-environment installations. Equivalent to part number S-12397.

Installation Notes

No power-down procedure is required for cable tie installation, but all energized conductors must be de-energized and locked out before bundling electrical wiring per NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements. Insert the tie tail through the locking head, pull to the desired tension, and trim the excess tail flush with flush-cut pliers or a tie gun to avoid sharp edges. Do not over-cinch ties around jacketed cables in a way that deforms the jacket or restricts conductor movement. For removal, cut only with diagonal cutters - do not attempt to release the locking pawl.