Gardner Bender GSE-105 Service Entrance Cable Strap 5 Pack

Product Description

The GARDNER BENDER GSE-105 is a service entrance cable strap designed to secure 6 AWG SEU wire along exterior surfaces during electrical service entrance installations. The strap features a polyethylene cradle that conforms to the cable profile and is fastened with electro zinc-plated nails, providing corrosion resistance in outdoor environments. Sold in a 5-pack, the GSE-105 is suited for licensed electricians working on residential service entrance runs where neat, code-compliant cable management is required. The plastic cradle design reduces stress on the cable jacket while maintaining a secure hold against the mounting surface.

This strap is used in residential electrical service entrance applications where 6 AWG SEU cable must be anchored to wood framing, sheathing, or similar structural surfaces. It is a common component in new construction and service upgrade work performed by journeyman and master electricians. The 5-pack format reduces the number of individual fasteners needed on a job and keeps the installation workflow efficient when spacing straps along a cable run.

Key Features

• Polyethylene cradle conforms to 6 AWG SEU cable profile
• Electro zinc-plated nails resist corrosion in outdoor and exposed installations
• 5-pack format supplies multiple fastening points per package
• Plastic cradle construction protects cable jacket from abrasion at the mounting point
• Designed for service entrance cable strap applications per NEC requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment strap for 6 AWG SEU service entrance cable in residential electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 230 governing service entrance conductors. De-energize the service entrance conductors and coordinate with the utility before beginning work on any service entrance components. Drive nails flush without over-driving to avoid distorting the polyethylene cradle or damaging the cable jacket. Follow local authority having jurisdiction requirements for strap spacing along the cable run.