Panduit PLT4H-L186 Standard Cable Tie 14.4in Blue 60lb

Product Description

The PANDUIT PLT4H-L186 is a standard-duty cable tie made from blue polypropylene, designed for bundling and organizing wire and cable runs in electrical, data, and industrial installations. At 14.4 inches in overall length with a 0.30-inch width and 0.075-inch thickness, it delivers a rated tensile strength of 60 pounds and accommodates bundle diameters up to 4 inches. The blue color supports color-coded cable management systems, making it straightforward to distinguish circuits, phases, or cable groups at a glance. Electricians, low-voltage technicians, and industrial maintenance staff typically deploy these ties during panel wiring, conduit bundling, and equipment installations where a reliable, repeatable fastening method is required.

This cable tie suits residential, commercial, and light industrial wiring applications. Its polypropylene construction holds up across a broad service temperature range, from -76 degrees F to 239 degrees F, making it viable in both conditioned interior spaces and moderate outdoor or mechanical-room environments. The 4-inch maximum bundle diameter covers most standard wire bundle sizes encountered during rough-in and finish electrical work. RoHS compliance makes it appropriate for projects with restricted-substance requirements.

Key Features

• 60-pound tensile strength for reliable bundle retention under typical field conditions
• 14.4-inch length accommodates bundle diameters up to 4 inches
• Blue polypropylene construction supports color-coded wire management
• Operating temperature range of -76 degrees F to 239 degrees F
• RoHS compliant for restricted-substance project requirements
• 0.30-inch width and 0.075-inch thickness provide a low-profile, secure lock

Compatibility

Designed as a standard one-piece self-locking cable tie suitable for general wire and cable bundling in electrical, data communications, and industrial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians or low-voltage technicians using standard cable-tie tensioning tools to achieve consistent pull tension without over-stressing the locking head. De-energize circuits and follow applicable NEC guidelines before securing ties in live panel or junction box environments. Avoid sharp bending or kinking of cables within the bundle, and do not over-tighten ties on insulated conductors rated for reduced crush resistance.