Bsc Preferred T964618 Vinyl Electrical Tape 200/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T964618 is a general-purpose vinyl electrical tape designed for protective jacketing on high voltage cable splices and repairs. Constructed from flexible vinyl material, it serves as a reliable electrical insulator for field repairs and installations. The tape carries a UL listing, confirming it meets established safety standards for electrical insulating applications. This product is sold as a case of 200 rolls, making it a practical stocking choice for electrical contractors and service technicians who require consistent inventory on the job.

This vinyl electrical tape is suited for both commercial and residential electrical work where high voltage cable protection is needed. Typical applications include insulating and jacketing wire splices, covering exposed conductors, and reinforcing cable repairs in conduit or open-wiring environments. Electricians and electrical maintenance professionals are the primary installers of this product.

Key Features

• UL listed vinyl electrical insulator for high voltage cable splice and repair applications
• General-purpose formulation suitable for a wide range of electrical insulating tasks
• Sold in a case quantity of 200 rolls for high-volume job site and shop stocking
• Flexible vinyl construction conforms to irregular surfaces and cable geometries
• Case weight of approximately 36.36 pounds for straightforward freight and storage planning

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose vinyl electrical tape suitable for high voltage cable splice protection and insulating repairs across standard residential and commercial electrical applications. This product is equivalent to part number S-5143.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. Always de-energize and verify the circuit is locked out and tagged out before beginning any splice or repair work. Stretch the tape slightly during wrapping to ensure a tight, void-free layer over the splice area. Avoid applying tape to wet or contaminated surfaces, as adhesion and insulating performance may be compromised.