Panduit PLT7LH-C120 Cable Tie 24.7 Inches

Product Description

The PANDUIT PLT7LH-C120 is a heavy-duty cable tie designed for bundling and securing wire harnesses, conduit, and cable runs in electrical, data, and control panel applications. At 24.7 inches in length, it accommodates large bundle diameters that standard-length ties cannot reach. Licensed electricians, panel builders, and low-voltage installers rely on this style of tie for organizing conductors in enclosures, raceways, and mechanical rooms. The one-piece locking design provides a secure, consistent hold once cinched, reducing the risk of bundle loosening over time due to vibration or thermal cycling.

This cable tie suits residential and commercial electrical installations where oversized wire bundles or grouped conduit assemblies require a single long-reach fastener. It is commonly used in electrical panels, industrial control enclosures, data centers, and mechanical equipment rooms. Installers working on HVAC wiring, motor control centers, or structured cabling infrastructure will find the extended length practical for consolidating multiple conductors or securing bundles to supports in a single pass.

Key Features

• 24.7-inch length accommodates large bundle diameters
• One-piece self-locking mechanism for a secure, repeatable cinch
• Sold individually, allowing precise quantity ordering
• Suitable for wire bundling in panels, enclosures, and raceways
• Consistent with PANDUIT PLT series tie construction standards

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heavy-duty cable tie for use in electrical, low-voltage, and mechanical system bundling applications where a long-reach fastener is required.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this length are typically installed by hand or with a tensioning tool to achieve consistent bundle tension without over-tightening. De-energize all circuits in the work area before inserting ties into live panels or enclosures. Flush-cut the tail close to the locking head after tensioning to prevent sharp edges that could damage adjacent insulation. Follow NEC guidelines for conductor bundling and fill requirements when consolidating wires in conduit or raceways.