Nvent Caddy K12 Bat Wing Bracket 3/4 Inch

Product Description

The NVENT CADDY K12 is a 3/4 inch bat wing bracket used to secure and support conduit, pipe, or cable to structural surfaces. The bat wing design provides a stable two-point grip that locks around the supported material, reducing movement and maintaining consistent spacing over time. This type of bracket is a standard fastening component in electrical, mechanical, and low-voltage installations where a reliable, low-profile mount is required. Electricians and mechanical contractors install these brackets during rough-in work on walls, ceilings, and structural members.

The K12 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where 3/4 inch conduit or similarly sized pipe or cable requires a secure, fixed mount point. It is typically used in electrical conduit runs, plumbing support applications, and mechanical system layouts where consistent support spacing is required by code. The single-unit packaging makes it easy to stock and deploy individually or in quantity on the job site.

Key Features

• 3/4 inch bat wing design secures conduit, pipe, or cable at a fixed mount point
• Two-point grip reduces lateral movement and maintains alignment
• Low-profile form factor suited for tight spaces and flush installations
• Compatible with standard structural mounting surfaces including strut and framing members
• Sold individually for flexible procurement and job site stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard hardware component for 3/4 inch conduit, pipe, or cable support applications in electrical and mechanical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or mechanical contractors. Disengage power to any energized circuits in the work area before mounting brackets near electrical conduit. Ensure the mounting surface is structurally sound and that fastener selection meets applicable NEC or local building code requirements. Do not overtighten fasteners in a way that deforms the bracket or the supported material.