Thomas Betts HS104 Pipe Conduit Strap 1-1/4 in Steel

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS HS104 is a single-hole pipe and conduit strap designed to secure 1-1/4 inch pipe or conduit to structural surfaces. Constructed from steel with a zinc plating finish, this strap provides corrosion resistance suited for indoor and standard commercial installations. The single mounting hole simplifies fastening to wood, metal framing, or masonry anchors. Electricians and mechanical contractors use this strap as a standard hardware component when routing conduit runs or securing pipe to walls, ceilings, and floor joists. It is a direct-fit, one-piece formed strap that requires no additional hardware beyond the mounting fastener.

This strap is used in residential and light commercial electrical, plumbing, and mechanical installations wherever 1-1/4 inch pipe or conduit must be supported at regular intervals. Typical applications include EMT, rigid conduit, IMC, and pipe runs that require code-compliant support spacing. Cross-reference part numbers for this strap include Appleton CL-125, Minerallac 170, Gedney 14-125S, and Raco 1335, making it a widely recognized interchange in the electrical wholesale market.

Key Features

• Fits 1-1/4 inch pipe or conduit for a secure, snug hold
• Steel construction with zinc plating for corrosion resistance
• Single mounting hole design for straightforward one-fastener installation
• Cross-references to Appleton CL-125, Minerallac 170, Gedney 14-125S, and Raco 1335
• Sold individually, no minimum quantity beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and cross-reference strap compatible with 1-1/4 inch pipe and conduit applications. Known interchange part numbers include Appleton CL-125, Minerallac 170, Gedney 14-125S, and Raco 1335.

Installation Notes

Installed by licensed electricians, plumbers, or mechanical contractors following NEC or IPC support spacing requirements for the pipe or conduit type being secured. Power down all circuits in the work area before fastening straps to energized conduit runs. Use the appropriate fastener type for the mounting surface, whether wood screw, sheet metal screw, or masonry anchor. Do not overtighten the mounting fastener to the point of deforming the strap body.