Platinum Tools WW-716-WT Vinyl Electrical Tape White

Product Description

The PLATINUM TOOLS WW-716-WT is a 7 mil general purpose vinyl electrical tape in white. It is designed for insulating, bundling, and color-coding electrical wiring in a wide range of low-voltage and standard-voltage applications. The vinyl construction provides flexible, conformable coverage over wire splices, terminals, and connections. Electricians and maintenance technicians reach for this tape on residential, commercial, and light industrial jobs where a reliable, general-duty insulating tape is needed. The white color makes it useful for labeling, phasing, or matching light-colored conduit and raceway installations.

This tape is suited for general electrical insulation and identification tasks across residential and commercial wiring projects. It performs in standard indoor environments where a conformable, easy-to-tear vinyl tape keeps splices protected and conductors organized. White color coding supports quick visual identification of specific circuits or phases on the job site.

Key Features

• 7 mil vinyl thickness for flexible, conformable insulation on wire splices and connections
• White color supports circuit identification, phase coding, and raceway color-matching
• General-purpose formulation suitable for a wide range of standard electrical insulation tasks
• Sold individually per roll for straightforward single-unit ordering

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose vinyl electrical tape suitable for standard insulation and color-coding applications in residential and commercial electrical work.

Installation Notes

Installation and application of electrical tape should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified technician in accordance with NEC guidelines. De-energize and lock out the circuit before applying tape to any splice or termination. Stretch the tape slightly during wrap to ensure a tight, void-free bond, and overlap each layer by at least half the tape width. Do not use this tape as the sole insulation method for applications requiring rated high-voltage protection beyond the tape's listed specification.