Platinum Tools JH802-100 Bridle Ring 10-24 X 3/4 100/box

Product Description

The PLATINUM TOOLS JH802-100 is a bridle ring fastener used to support and route low-voltage cables, data cables, and similar wiring in commercial and residential installations. Each ring measures 3/4 inch in depth and uses a 10-24 threaded screw mount, making it compatible with standard threaded rod and strut installations. This box contains 100 individual bridle rings, providing enough quantity for a full cable management run. Licensed electricians, low-voltage technicians, and structured cabling installers rely on bridle rings to keep wire bundles organized, supported, and code-compliant across ceiling grid and overhead pathway installations.

Bridle rings are a standard fastener in commercial electrical and low-voltage rough-in work. They are commonly installed in office buildings, schools, warehouses, and light industrial spaces where cable management must meet NEC support interval requirements. The 10-24 thread size fits commonly available threaded rod hardware, making integration into drop ceiling and open plenum installations straightforward. The 100-piece box quantity suits production-level installs where multiple runs are required across a single job.

Key Features

• 10-24 threaded mount fits standard threaded rod and ceiling grid hardware
• 3/4 inch ring depth accommodates typical low-voltage and data cable bundles
• 100-piece box quantity reduces restocking trips on larger jobs
• Designed for overhead cable support in commercial and residential wiring installations
• Sold per box with a unit quantity of 100 rings

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 10-24 bridle ring for use with threaded rod, strut systems, and ceiling grid hardware in low-voltage and electrical cable management applications.

Installation Notes

Bridle rings are installed by licensed electricians and low-voltage technicians. De-energize any circuits in the work area before beginning overhead installation. NEC Article 800 and Article 725 govern support spacing requirements for communication and low-voltage cables — consult the applicable code edition for your jurisdiction. Do not overtighten the threaded fastener, as this can deform the ring and restrict cable movement during pulls.