Halex/scott Fetzer 60416 Porcelain Wire Holder 10 Pack

Product Description

The HALEX/SCOTT FETZER 60416 is a porcelain wire holder designed for radio and midget-type light service wiring applications. It features a galvanized reinforcing cup that adds mechanical strength to the porcelain body, helping it withstand the stress of outdoor or exposed-location installations. The unit ships in a package of 10 and mounts with a 1-1/2 inch lagscrew, making it suitable for securing low-voltage and light-duty conductors to wood framing, poles, or structural surfaces. Electricians and utility service technicians install this type of insulator where a durable, non-conductive wire support point is required.

This wire holder is used in residential and light commercial settings where open wiring methods or service entrance wiring requires insulated support points. The radio and midget form factor makes it appropriate for smaller gauge conductors in light service runs. It is commonly installed on exterior wood surfaces such as eaves, fascia boards, and utility poles to route and support service conductors away from structural surfaces.

Key Features

• Porcelain construction provides reliable electrical insulation and long-term durability
• Galvanized reinforcing cup protects the porcelain body and extends service life in outdoor environments
• Radio and midget type profile suited for light service conductor support
• 1-1/2 inch lagscrew mount for secure attachment to wood framing or poles
• Sold in a package of 10 units for multi-point installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit component for light service open wiring installations requiring porcelain insulator wire holders with a lagscrew mount.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician following applicable NEC open wiring guidelines. De-energize all conductors before handling or mounting wire holders. Use a properly sized lagscrew bit to pre-drill into wood mounting surfaces to prevent splitting. Do not overtighten the lagscrew, as porcelain is brittle and can crack under excessive torque.