Platinum Tools HPH48-25 J-hook Size 48 25-pack

Product Description

The PLATINUM TOOLS HPH48-25 is a standard HPH J-hook designed to support low-voltage cabling in residential and commercial installations. J-hooks provide a gentle, non-crushing cable support path that keeps structured wiring, data cables, and similar conductors organized and protected along runs through walls, ceilings, and cable trays. This pack contains 25 individual Size 48 hooks, suited for installers who need consistent, code-friendly cable management across a job site. Size 48 accommodates larger bundles, making these hooks a practical choice for high-density cable routes common in commercial data or A/V work.

These J-hooks are used in low-voltage wiring installations including structured cabling, network data runs, security wiring, and audio-visual distribution systems. They are appropriate for both new construction and retrofit work where cable support is required along framing members, threaded rod drops, or beam flanges. Electricians, low-voltage technicians, and datacom installers typically specify J-hooks to meet TIA-568 and BICSI cable support guidelines. The Size 48 designation suits runs with larger cable counts or bundled pathways requiring a wider hook profile.

Key Features

• Size 48 hook opening accommodates larger cable bundles and multi-cable runs
• Standard HPH J-hook profile provides open, non-binding cable support
• 25-pack quantity reduces reorder frequency on active job sites
• Sold individually as a unit of 25 hooks per package

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style J-hook for use in low-voltage cable support applications including structured cabling, data, and A/V distribution systems where Size 48 hook hardware is specified.

Installation Notes

J-hooks are installed by licensed low-voltage technicians or electricians following applicable TIA, BICSI, and local building code requirements for cable support spacing and bend radius. De-energize or avoid routing near energized conductors during installation. Do not overtighten fasteners or compress cables within the hook in a way that deforms the cable jacket. Follow manufacturer spacing recommendations and applicable codes for support intervals.