Bsc Preferred T98818B3PK Wire Securing Tape 3 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T98818B3PK is an industrial-grade wire securing tape sold as a case of 3 rolls. Designed for electricians and other trade professionals who need a reliable, residue-free solution for routing and securing low-voltage or signal wires along finished surfaces, it bonds to carpet, wood, and concrete without leaving adhesive behind when removed. The tape carries a 36 lb tensile strength rating, making it suitable for securing runs where mechanical stress or foot traffic is a concern. Its non-reflective finish keeps installations clean and discreet on exposed surfaces both inside and outside a structure.

This tape is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where wires must be routed across or along flooring, walls, or other finished surfaces. Common use cases include securing low-voltage wiring, speaker cable, data cable, and similar conductors to carpet or hard flooring in office buildouts, home theater installs, and temporary event setups. The indoor and outdoor rating extends its use to exterior wire management tasks where short-term or permanent adhesion is needed without damaging the substrate.

Key Features

• 36 lb tensile strength for durable, reliable wire retention
• Residue-free removal - safe for carpet, wood, and concrete surfaces
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor use
• Non-reflective finish for low-visibility installations
• Industrial-grade adhesive suitable for trade applications
• Sold as a case of 3 rolls (3 per CS)

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wire securing tape compatible with standard wire and cable management tasks on carpet, wood, and concrete substrates in residential and commercial settings.

Installation Notes

This tape is typically applied by electricians, low-voltage technicians, or AV installers during rough-in or finish work. Clean and dry the substrate before application to ensure full adhesive contact. When routing across flooring in occupied spaces, verify local electrical codes regarding permitted methods for wire concealment and surface routing. Remove the tape carefully and at a low angle to avoid surface damage, particularly on finished wood or delicate carpet fibers.