Panduit MTP4H-E6-C Multiple Tie Plate 4 Bundle

Product Description

The PANDUIT MTP4H-E6-C is a multiple tie plate designed to secure and organize wire bundles in electrical and low-voltage installations. This plate accommodates four separate bundles, allowing technicians to route and anchor cable groups to panels, enclosures, or structural surfaces in a single mount point. It is a hardware accessory intended for use in commercial and industrial wiring applications where clean, organized cable management is required. Electricians and low-voltage installers use this type of component to reduce cable movement, minimize strain on terminations, and maintain organized wire runs throughout a system.

The MTP4H-E6-C is suited for panel interiors, cable trays, enclosures, and similar mounting surfaces where multiple cable bundles must be routed in close proximity. It is appropriate for residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical work. Installation typically occurs during rough-in or finish phases of electrical work, and the plate is compatible with standard cable ties used in conjunction with PANDUIT tie mounts and accessories.

Key Features

• Accepts four separate wire or cable bundles in a single plate footprint
• Provides a fixed anchor point for cable tie bundle management
• Compact form factor suitable for panel interiors and enclosures
• Sold individually, allowing quantity ordering to match job scope

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hardware accessory for use with standard cable ties in electrical enclosures, panels, and cable management systems where four-bundle tie plate mounting is required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or low-voltage technician. De-energize all circuits in the work area before securing cables or accessing panel interiors, following applicable NEC guidelines. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and the plate is fully seated before cinching cable ties to avoid bundle misalignment. Do not overtighten cable ties on conductor insulation, as this can damage wire jackets over time.