Leviton Telcom 43115-75Y Velcro Cable Tie Roll Yellow

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM 43115-75Y is a yellow hook-and-loop velcro cable tie roll used to bundle, route, and manage cables and wiring in low-voltage and structured cabling installations. Sold as a single roll, it provides a reusable, adjustable alternative to standard plastic cable ties. The roll format allows techs to cut custom-length ties on the job, reducing waste and fitting a wide range of bundle diameters. It is a staple consumable for low-voltage installers, network technicians, and AV integrators working in commercial and residential environments.

This velcro roll is suited for cable management in structured cabling, telecommunications closets, server racks, AV equipment bays, and general low-voltage rough-in work. The yellow color aids in color-coded cable organization, making it easy to identify specific cable runs or circuits within a conduit path or cable tray. It is commonly used in both new construction and retrofit installations where repeated access to bundled cables is expected.

Key Features

• Hook-and-loop design allows bundles to be opened and re-secured without cutting
• Yellow color supports color-coded cable identification systems
• Roll format allows field-cut lengths for custom bundle sizes
• Reusable construction reduces consumable waste on the job
• Suitable for low-voltage, structured cabling, and AV applications

Compatibility

Designed for general cable management use in low-voltage and structured cabling applications. Compatible with standard cable bundle diameters found in telecommunications, data, and AV installations.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools beyond a standard utility knife or scissors to cut the roll to the desired length. No power shutdown is required for cable management tasks, though installers should follow site safety protocols when working near energized equipment. Low-voltage installers should reference applicable local codes and TIA-568 standards for structured cabling practices when routing and bundling cables.