Panduit PLT4S-C3 Standard Cable Tie 14.5in 50lb Orange

Product Description

The PANDUIT PLT4S-C3 is a standard nylon cable tie designed for bundling and routing wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and conduit runs in electrical, industrial, and panel-wiring applications. At 14.5 inches in overall length with a 0.190-inch width and a 50 lb tensile strength, this tie handles mid-duty bundling tasks with a consistent, secure cinch. The orange color aids visual identification on the job site or inside enclosures where color-coded organization is part of the installation standard. Rated for a temperature range of -76 degrees F to 185 degrees F, it holds up in both cold-storage environments and warm mechanical rooms.

This cable tie is suited for residential and commercial electrical work, industrial control panel assembly, HVAC wiring, and data or power cable management. The maximum bundle diameter of 4 inches accommodates substantial wire groups, making it practical for larger conduit runs and wire trough applications. Electricians, panel builders, and low-voltage technicians commonly use these ties during rough-in and finish wiring. The orange color is also frequently specified when visual lane or zone separation is required in multi-trade installations.

Key Features

• 50 lb tensile strength rated for mid-duty wire bundling
• 14.5 inch overall length with 4 inch maximum bundle diameter
• Orange color for visual identification and color-coded organization
• Nylon construction rated from -76 degrees F to 185 degrees F
• CE Certified, CSA Certified, RoHS Compliant, and UL Listed (File E56854)
• Compliant with UL 62275 Type 2S and 21S and MS3367-2-3

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-duty nylon cable tie for general wire bundling and cable management applications across electrical, industrial, and HVAC installations.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by electricians, panel builders, and low-voltage technicians and require no special tools beyond a standard cable tie tensioning and cut-off tool for clean, flush trimming. Route cables before cinching ties to final tension to avoid restricting wire bend radius. Do not over-cinch ties on low-voltage or signal cables where insulation deformation could affect performance. Refer to NEC guidelines for proper cable support and bundling spacing requirements in electrical installations.