Ecm Industries Llc 10095VDV Datacom Cable Ties 200 Pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 10095VDV is a 200-pack of DataCom nylon cable ties designed for wire management and bundle identification in low-voltage, data, and communications installations. Available in assorted colors — yellow, blue, and grey — these ties support color-coded organization across multiple circuits or cable runs. The patented Doublelock design delivers 50% more tensile strength than industry-standard cable ties. Flexible nylon construction keeps the ties serviceable across a wide temperature range of -40 to 185 degrees F (-40 to 85 degrees C), making them suitable for both conditioned and unconditioned spaces. The material meets flammability classification UL 94 V-2.

These cable ties are well suited for structured cabling, low-voltage wiring, data closet organization, and bundling control wiring in HVAC, electrical, and telecommunications applications. The color-coded assortment — yellow, blue, and grey — allows technicians to differentiate cable types, circuits, or zones at a glance without additional labeling. They are packaged in a bag format and sold in a unit of six packages, each containing 200 ties, making them practical for stocking a service van or supply room.

Key Features

• Patented Doublelock design provides 50% more tensile strength than industry standards
• Assorted colors (yellow, blue, grey) enable color-coded wire bundle identification
• Rated for use from -40 to 185 degrees F (-40 to 85 degrees C)
• Meets UL 94 V-2 flammability classification
• Flexible nylon construction remains serviceable across extreme temperature ranges
• 200 ties per bag, sold in packs of 6 bags

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose DataCom, low-voltage, and control wiring applications where color-coded nylon cable ties meeting UL 94 V-2 flammability standards are required.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand and trimmed with flush-cut diagonal pliers or a dedicated cable tie tool. Avoid over-tightening on delicate data cables, as excessive cinching can deform jacket geometry and affect signal performance. Always de-energize circuits before dressing or re-bundling conductors. Follow NEC and applicable low-voltage codes for bundle size and routing requirements.