Pro-source TSL-290-S-YY-Pro Cable Ties 11in Yellow Nylon 100pk

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE TSL-290-S-YY-Pro is a standard-duty nylon cable tie designed for bundling, routing, and securing wire harnesses, conduit runs, and hose assemblies. Each tie measures 11 inches in overall length with a 0.19-inch width and handles a maximum bundle diameter of 3.18 inches. The 50-pound tensile strength rating makes these ties suitable for moderate-load bundling tasks in electrical, HVAC, and plumbing applications. Manufactured from nylon, they carry UL listing and meet MIL-S 23190E and MIL-SPEC M20693B standards. The yellow color aids visual identification in panel and conduit work. This package contains 100 ties.

These cable ties are used across residential and light commercial service work wherever wire management is required. Electricians reach for them when dressing panels, pulling wire through framing, or securing low-voltage runs. HVAC technicians use them to bundle control wiring, secure refrigerant line insulation, and organize plenum wiring. Plumbers use them for pipe hanger assemblies and securing flexible tubing. The rated operating range of -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F covers most indoor mechanical room and attic environments without degradation.

Key Features

• 50-pound tensile strength for reliable hold on moderate wire bundles
• 11-inch length accommodates bundle diameters up to 3.18 inches
• Nylon construction with UL listing and dual MIL-SPEC compliance
• Yellow color for quick visual identification in multi-wire installations
• Rated from -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F for indoor mechanical environments
• 100 ties per package for job-site or van-stock quantities

Compatibility

Designed as a standard one-piece self-locking nylon cable tie compatible with hand-tightening or standard cable-tie installation tools used in electrical, HVAC, and plumbing service work.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by trade professionals including electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers as part of wire management and equipment securing tasks. Thread the tail through the locking head, pull to the desired tension, and trim the excess tail flush with a flush-cut tool or diagonal cutters to avoid sharp protrusions. Do not over-cinch ties on insulated conductors in a way that deforms the insulation jacket. Follow NEC bundling and fill requirements when securing conductors inside raceways or panels.