Leviton Telcom L9592-100 Split Mesh Cable Support Grip

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM L9592-100 is a split mesh cable support grip designed to secure and support cables during installation and in permanent overhead or vertical runs. The split construction allows the grip to be applied to existing cable without threading, making it practical for retrofit and maintenance work. Sized for cable diameters from 1.75 to 2 inches, this grip distributes load evenly across the mesh body to prevent stress concentration at termination points. It is sold as a single unit and is used by low-voltage installers, electricians, and telecom technicians working in commercial and industrial cable management applications.

This support grip is suited for use in telecommunications, data, and low-voltage wiring environments where cables must be supported from overhead structures, cable trays, or conduit risers. The split mesh design is particularly useful in retrofit scenarios where cables are already routed and pulling them through a closed grip is not practical. It is appropriate for both new construction and existing infrastructure maintenance in commercial buildings and industrial facilities.

Key Features

• Split mesh construction allows installation on pre-routed cables without disconnecting ends
• Accepts cable diameters from 1.75 to 2 inches
• Mesh body distributes grip load to reduce stress on cable jacket
• Single-unit packaging for individual replacement or spot installations
• Classified under hardware accessories for cable management applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style support grip for telecommunications, data, and low-voltage cables with an outside diameter between 1.75 and 2 inches.

Installation Notes

This grip is typically installed by low-voltage technicians or licensed electricians following applicable NEC guidelines for cable support and wiring methods. Before installation, de-energize any nearby energized conductors and follow site safety protocols. Open the split mesh body around the cable, secure the grip to the support structure using the appropriate hanger or attachment hardware, and verify the cable is seated evenly within the mesh. Do not overtighten attachment points or kink the cable at the grip entry.