Thomas Betts L-24-120-0-L Cable Tie 120 Lb 24.2 in Black 50pk

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS L-24-120-0-L is a standard nylon cable tie designed for bundling, securing, and organizing wire and cable runs in electrical, HVAC, and general trade applications. At 24.2 inches long with a 120 lb tensile strength, this tie handles heavy wire bundles without slipping or breaking under load. The nylon construction includes UV-resistant and weather-resistant properties, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations. Each tie measures 0.075 inches thick and 0.300 inches wide, with a maximum bundle diameter of 7 inches. Licensed electricians, HVAC installers, and plumbing contractors all rely on this size for larger conduit bundles and panel wire management.

This cable tie is well suited for commercial and residential electrical panels, wire harness routing in HVAC equipment, outdoor conduit support, and any application where a large-diameter bundle must be secured long-term. The UV and weather resistance makes it a practical choice for rooftop units, outdoor disconnect boxes, and exposed cable runs subject to sunlight and moisture. Each package contains 50 ties, supporting volume installs without frequent restocking.

Key Features

• 120 lb tensile strength for secure, high-load bundle retention
• 24.2-inch length accommodates bundle diameters up to 7 inches
• UV-resistant and weather-resistant nylon for indoor and outdoor use
• 0.075-inch thickness and 0.300-inch width for reliable locking head engagement
• Rated to 221 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• UL Recognized under File E4905

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-duty cable tie for use across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and general trade applications requiring a 24.2-inch black nylon tie with 120 lb tensile strength.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and other trade professionals using standard cable tie installation tools or by hand. Always de-energize panels and equipment before routing or securing wire bundles near live conductors. Trim the excess tail flush with the locking head using diagonal cutters to prevent sharp edges that can damage wire insulation or cause injury. Follow NEC or applicable local code requirements for cable tie spacing and support intervals on wire bundles.