L H Dottie RX503P Romex Cable Staples Pail 10000 Pieces

Product Description

The L H Dottie RX503P is a bulk pail of Romex cable staples designed to secure nonmetallic sheathed (NM) cable along framing members, joists, and studs during residential electrical rough-in work. Sold in a 10,000-piece pail, this quantity is sized for production framing crews and electrical contractors who need a high-volume, job-site-ready supply. The staples hold NM cable flat against wood surfaces without pinching the sheathing, which is a code requirement under the NEC. Licensed electricians and electrical apprentices are the primary installers of this fastener type.

Romex-style cable staples see the most use in new residential construction and light commercial framing where NM cable is the wiring method of choice. They are driven with a hammer or a compatible staple gun to fasten cable runs to wood framing at intervals required by the NEC. The 10,000-piece pail format is well suited to tract home builds, multi-unit residential projects, and electrical contractors who want to reduce per-unit cost and minimize supply runs during active framing schedules.

Key Features

• 10,000-piece bulk pail provides high-volume supply for production electrical work
• Designed to secure nonmetallic sheathed (Romex-type) cable to wood framing without pinching the sheathing
• Pail packaging keeps fasteners organized and accessible on the job site
• Suitable for use with compatible hammer-driven or staple gun application tools

Compatibility

Designed for use with nonmetallic sheathed (NM) cable in residential and light commercial electrical installations where staple-type cable fasteners are the specified securing method.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 334 requirements for securing and supporting NM cable. Power down the circuit or confirm no energized conductors are present in the work area before fastening. Staples must be driven flush without deforming or pinching the cable sheathing, as damage to the jacket can be a code violation and a safety hazard. Follow local AHJ requirements for fastener spacing intervals.