Leviton Telcom L9518 Double Eye Support Grip 1 Inch

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM L9518 is a double eye support grip designed to support and suspend messenger wire, cable, or conduit in overhead installations. The double eye configuration allows for secure attachment at both ends, keeping runs stable and properly tensioned. This type of support grip is commonly installed by electricians and low-voltage technicians working on aerial or interior cable routing applications where a 1 inch nominal grip size is required. The L9518 is sold individually and is part of the hardware accessories category for structured wiring and communications infrastructure work.

This support grip is suited for use in commercial and residential electrical or low-voltage installations where messenger wire or similar cable must be anchored or routed along structural surfaces. It is a practical fastening component for data, communications, and general electrical cabling runs that require reliable overhead or wall-mounted support. Installers working on telecom infrastructure, security systems, or structured cabling distribution will find this fitting appropriate for standard grip-and-hang applications.

Key Features

• Double eye design provides secure two-point attachment for messenger wire and cable support
• 1 inch nominal grip size suits standard messenger wire and cable diameters
• Sold as an individual unit for precise quantity ordering
• Classified under hardware accessories for structured wiring and telecom applications
• Compact form factor suitable for tight routing and overhead installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit support grip for overhead messenger wire and cable hanger applications in electrical and low-voltage installations requiring a 1 inch double eye grip.

Installation Notes

Installation of support grips should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for cable support and spacing. De-energize any circuits in the work area before attaching or adjusting cable support hardware. Ensure anchor points are structurally rated for the load of the supported cable run. Do not overtighten attachment points, as this can damage cable jackets or messenger wire strands.