Thomas Betts L-14-40-9-C Standard Cable Tie 40 Lb Nylon

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS L-14-40-9-C is a standard-duty nylon cable tie designed for bundling and securing wire harnesses, conduit runs, and cable assemblies in electrical, HVAC, and general trade applications. At 14.5 inches in overall length with a 40 lb tensile strength, it handles medium-duty bundling tasks with reliable hold. The natural color nylon construction resists common shop and field chemicals while maintaining flexibility across a wide service temperature range up to 185 degrees F. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical contractors reach for this tie when routing and securing low-voltage and line-voltage wiring in panels, air handlers, and equipment enclosures. Sold in a package of 100 ties.

This cable tie suits residential and light commercial applications where a dependable, general-purpose tie is needed. Common install scenarios include bundling thermostat wiring, securing conduit drops, organizing panel wiring, and managing cable runs in equipment rooms or mechanical spaces. The 4-inch maximum bundle diameter makes it practical for mid-size wire bundles and grouped conduit runs. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations within its rated temperature limits.

Key Features

• 14.5-inch overall length accommodates a wide range of bundle sizes up to 4 inches in diameter
• 40 lb tensile strength provides reliable hold for medium-duty wire bundling
• Natural nylon construction resists moisture and common field chemicals
• Rated to 185 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• UL Recognized under File E4905
• Package quantity of 100 ties per order unit

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-duty, general-purpose cable tie suitable for use in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical trade applications where a 14.5-inch natural nylon tie with 40 lb tensile strength meets the bundling requirement.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical contractors following NEC and applicable local code requirements for wire management and support. Always de-energize circuits before working in panels or enclosures where ties are being installed or replaced. Use a cable tie installation tool for consistent tension and flush trimming to avoid sharp tail ends that can cause injury. Do not over-cinch ties on insulated conductors in a way that could damage conductor insulation.