Panduit BT7LH-C Cable Tie Metal Barb 24.4 Inches

Product Description

The PANDUIT BT7LH-C is a metal barb cable tie designed for securing wire bundles and cable runs in demanding electrical and mechanical installations. The metal barb locking mechanism provides a firm, reliable hold that resists loosening under vibration, heat cycling, and mechanical stress. At 24.4 inches in length, this tie accommodates large bundle diameters common in panel wiring, conduit entry points, and equipment enclosures. Licensed electricians, industrial maintenance technicians, and panel builders typically specify this style of tie where standard plastic locking tabs are not sufficient for the application.

This cable tie is suited for use in both commercial and industrial environments where cable management must remain secure over time. Typical applications include bundling power conductors, control wiring, and data cables inside electrical enclosures, cable trays, and junction boxes. The extended length makes it practical for organizing large wire harnesses or consolidating multiple runs into a single neat bundle without requiring additional tools beyond a standard tie installation gun or manual tensioning.

Key Features

• Metal barb locking mechanism for high-retention, vibration-resistant bundling
• 24.4-inch length accommodates large cable bundle diameters
• Designed for electrical panel, enclosure, and cable tray applications
• Single-piece construction for fast, consistent installation
• Sold individually (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cable management solution for use in electrical enclosures, wire trays, and conduit applications requiring a long-length, metal barb cable tie.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained technician in accordance with applicable NEC guidelines for cable management and bundling. De-energize circuits before working inside panels or enclosures. Use a calibrated tensioning tool when consistent cinch force is required across multiple ties. Avoid over-tightening on sensitive insulation types; inspect bundle tightness after installation.