Leviton Telcom L9589 Support Group Splice Lace

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM L9589 is a support group splice lace designed for single-wire double-eye applications with a 1.2-inch form factor. This hardware accessory provides secure mechanical support and strain relief at wire splice points in low-voltage telecommunications and data cabling installations. It is sold individually and is intended for use by licensed electricians, telecom technicians, and structured cabling installers working on voice, data, or signal wiring systems. The double-eye configuration allows for reliable lacing and bundling at splice locations, helping maintain cable organization and reducing stress on connection points.

The L9589 is suited for use in telecommunications infrastructure projects, including inside plant wiring, cross-connect fields, and cable management assemblies. It fits into hardware accessory applications where mechanical support of spliced wiring is required. This part is appropriate for both commercial and light industrial environments where organized and supported cabling runs are necessary. Installers working in telecom closets, equipment rooms, or distribution frames will find this lace support useful for maintaining tidy and secure splice points.

Key Features

• Double-eye design provides secure lacing and bundling at single-wire splice points
• 1.2-inch form factor suited for compact splice support applications
• Sold individually for targeted replacement or low-quantity installations
• Hardware accessory category fitting for telecommunications and structured cabling use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental hardware accessory for telecommunications and low-voltage structured cabling splice support applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or telecommunications technicians. De-energize or power down any active circuits in the work area before servicing splice points. Follow applicable TIA and NEC standards for low-voltage cabling installations. Avoid over-tensioning lacing material during installation, as excessive force can damage wire insulation at splice points.