Icc ICCMSJHK44 2 Inch J-hook Cable Support 25 Pack

Product Description

The ICC INT'L Connectors Cable ICCMSJHK44 is a 2 inch J-hook cable support sold in a 25-pack. J-hooks provide a low-profile, open-cradle method for routing and supporting horizontal cable runs in commercial and residential structured wiring installations. They eliminate the need for closed conduit where code permits open cable management, reducing material cost and installation time. Licensed electricians, low-voltage installers, and network cabling technicians install these hooks to keep Category cable, fiber, and other communications cable organized and properly supported along ceilings, walls, and structural framing.

These 2 inch J-hooks are suited for horizontal cable runs in drop ceilings, open plenum spaces, and framed wall cavities. They are commonly used in commercial office buildouts, data center structured cabling projects, and residential low-voltage rough-in work. Each pack contains 25 hooks, making it practical for stocking service vehicles or staging a mid-size cabling job without over-ordering. The open J-profile allows cables to be added or removed during installation without threading.

Key Features

• 2 inch inner width accommodates multiple cable bundles in a single hook
• Open-cradle design allows easy cable addition and removal during rough-in
• 25-pack quantity suitable for single-room or multi-room cabling runs
• Compatible with standard beam clamps, threaded rod drops, and screw-mount bases
• Low-profile installation reduces obstruction in plenum and drop-ceiling spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cable management solution for structured wiring installations using horizontal cable support hardware in commercial and residential low-voltage applications.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage installers and licensed electricians typically install J-hooks as part of a structured cabling system. Follow local building codes and BICSI cabling standards for maximum cable bend radius and fill capacity. Power down any active circuits in the work area before routing cable near electrical infrastructure. Do not exceed the rated cable load for the hook or mounting hardware used.