Ecm Industries Llc PSW-1600T Low Voltage Staples 25 Pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC PSW-1600T is a 25-pack of 3/16-inch white low-voltage staples designed to secure low-voltage wiring such as thermostat cable, doorbell wire, speaker wire, and security system cabling to walls, baseboards, and framing. The exclusive clip-on design speeds up the fastening process and reduces installation time compared to standard hammer-in staples. At 0.48 pounds per package, the PSW-1600T is a lightweight, job-site-ready consumable stocked by HVAC technicians, low-voltage installers, and electricians for routing control wiring cleanly and code-compliantly.

These staples are suited for both interior and exterior low-voltage wiring runs. Common applications include thermostat wire routing along baseboards and framing in residential HVAC installations, as well as doorbell, security, and audio wiring in light commercial settings. The white finish blends with standard trim and drywall surfaces for a clean finished appearance. The 25-piece count per pack is practical for single-room runs or supplemental restocking on multi-unit jobs.

Key Features

• 3/16-inch staple size suited for standard low-voltage wire gauges
• Exclusive clip-on feature allows fast, tool-minimized installation
• White finish for clean appearance against walls, trim, and baseboards
• Rated for both inside and outside applications
• 25 staples per pack for convenient single-run or restocking use

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard low-voltage wiring runs including thermostat cable, doorbell wire, speaker wire, and security cabling in residential and light commercial installations.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage staple installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, low-voltage electricians, or security and audio installers. Always de-energize any circuit before stapling near or over existing wiring. Avoid over-driving staples, as crimping the wire jacket can damage conductors and cause intermittent signal or control failures. Refer to NEC Article 725 guidelines for proper low-voltage wiring installation practices.