Icc ICCMSJH922 J-hook 90 Degree 3/4 Inch 25-pack

Product Description

The ICC - INT'L CONNECTORS CABLE ICCMSJH922 is a 90-degree J-hook designed for routing and supporting low-voltage cables along wall framing, ceilings, and structural members. The hook's 3/4-inch saddle width accommodates standard data, voice, and low-voltage cable bundles. Supplied in a 25-pack, this hardware is a practical choice for structured cabling installations where multiple support points are required. Licensed low-voltage technicians and data cabling installers use this hardware to maintain proper cable bend radius and keep runs organized throughout residential and commercial builds.

The ICCMSJH922 is suited for new construction and retrofit cabling projects in residential and light commercial environments. Its 90-degree configuration allows cable runs to change direction at framing members without putting stress on the cable jacket. Installers typically mount these hooks along stud bays, truss members, and ceiling joists when routing Cat 5e, Cat 6, or other low-voltage cabling to outlet locations.

Key Features

• 3/4-inch saddle width supports standard low-voltage cable bundles
• 90-degree angle allows directional changes at framing members
• 25-pack quantity suits multi-point cable support runs
• Designed for low-voltage cable management in structured cabling applications
• Compact profile fits standard wall and ceiling framing layouts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cable support solution for low-voltage cabling installations including data, voice, and alarm wiring routed along wall studs, ceiling joists, and other structural members.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage or structured cabling technicians. De-energize any nearby electrical circuits before working in wall cavities or above ceilings. Follow local building codes and TIA-568 cabling standards for cable support spacing and bend radius requirements. Avoid over-cinching cable bundles in the hook saddle, as excessive force can deform cable jackets and affect signal performance.