Leviton Telcom L9595 Support Group Splice Lacing

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM L9595 is a single-wire double-eye support group splice lacing hardware accessory designed for structured cabling and telecommunications installations. This lacing component provides a secure, organized method for bundling and routing individual conductors or cables within distribution frames, cable trays, and telecom enclosures. The double-eye configuration allows for reliable attachment points during splice grouping, helping technicians maintain clean, code-compliant cable runs. It is sold individually and is a standard hardware accessory in the telecommunications cabling category.

This lacing accessory is suited for use in commercial and residential telecommunications infrastructure, particularly in applications involving cable management at distribution frames, patch panels, and splice closures. It is typically installed by low-voltage cabling technicians and telecommunications contractors during initial buildout or maintenance of structured cabling systems. The 3.0 designation references the product variant within the LEVITON TELCOM lacing accessory line.

Key Features

• Double-eye design provides two secure attachment points for conductor bundling and routing
• Single-wire format sized for individual conductor or small cable group lacing
• Designed for use in telecom splice grouping and cable management applications
• Sold individually, allowing quantity-specific procurement
• Hardware accessory category item suitable for structured cabling installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard lacing hardware accessory for use in telecommunications and structured cabling systems where single-wire double-eye splice support components are required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage or telecommunications cabling technicians. De-energize or isolate any active circuits in the work area before handling conductors or splice groups. Follow applicable structured cabling standards and local codes when routing and securing cable bundles. Avoid over-tensioning lacing hardware to prevent conductor damage.