Thomas Betts HS103 Pipe Conduit Strap 1 Inch Steel Zinc Plated

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS HS103 is a 1-inch steel pipe and conduit strap with a zinc plated finish and a single mounting hole. This strap is designed to secure pipe or conduit to structural surfaces, keeping runs tight and properly supported along their length. The zinc plating provides corrosion resistance suited to typical indoor and protected outdoor installations. Electricians, plumbers, and pipefitters use this type of strap as a standard fastening component when running conduit or pipe through walls, ceilings, joists, and framing members.

This strap is suited for use in residential and light commercial installations where 1-inch pipe or conduit must be anchored at regular intervals per applicable code requirements. It fits both pipe and conduit applications, making it a versatile support component across electrical and mechanical trades. The single mounting hole allows for straightforward fastening with a single screw or bolt to wood, metal, or masonry substrates with an appropriate anchor.

Key Features

• Fits 1-inch pipe or conduit for secure, code-compliant support
• Steel construction with zinc plated finish for corrosion resistance
• Single mounting hole simplifies installation on framing, joists, or substrate
• Compatible with both pipe and conduit applications across multiple trades
• Sold individually — package quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and equivalent to Appleton part number CL-100, Minerallac part number 160, Gedney part number 14-100S, and Raco part number 1334. Suitable for general 1-inch pipe and conduit strapping applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or plumber depending on the application. De-energize circuits and shut off any pressurized systems before securing straps to live conduit or pipe runs. Fasten using hardware appropriate for the substrate — wood screws for framing, toggle bolts or masonry anchors for concrete or block. Refer to NEC and IPC spacing requirements for proper support intervals.