Ecm Industries gse-115 Cable Strap Staple 3/4 in 10-pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES gse-115 is a polyethylene service entrance cable strap staple designed to secure larger-diameter electrical cables to wood framing and surfaces. The saddle-style body is molded from stabilized polyethylene in grey and fastens with zinc-plated nails, providing corrosion resistance in typical residential service entrance environments. Each pack contains 10 strap staples sized for 3/4 inch (19 mm) cable diameter, making them a practical stocking item for electricians running 6 AWG SEU cable on wood substrates.

This strap staple is suited for securing 6 AWG SEU (service entrance unarmored) cable on exterior and interior wood surfaces during residential electrical service entrance installations. The 3/4 inch saddle accommodates the cable diameter common to 60 and 100 amp residential service runs. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors install these as part of NEC-compliant service entrance wiring, where cable must be supported and secured at specified intervals along the run.

Key Features

• Stabilized polyethylene saddle rated for service entrance cable securement on wood
• 3/4 inch (19 mm) interior saddle diameter sized for 6 AWG SEU cable
• Zinc-plated nails included for corrosion resistance
• Grey color finish for standard service entrance applications
• 10-piece pack suitable for stocking and multi-staple runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit strap staple for securing 6 AWG SEU service entrance cable to wood framing and structural surfaces in residential electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 230 requirements for service entrance cable support spacing. Fasten the strap staple to wood framing using the provided zinc-plated nails, ensuring the cable saddle seats fully around the cable without pinching or deforming the insulation. Do not over-drive the nails, as compressing the polyethylene saddle can damage the cable jacket. Verify all service equipment is de-energized and the utility service has been disconnected before securing cable near the service entrance point.