Thomas Betts TY541M Standard Cable Tie 9.6in Black 50pk

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS TY541M is a standard-duty nylon cable tie designed for bundling and securing wire harnesses, conduit runs, and general cable management applications. At 9.6 inches in overall length with a rated tensile strength of 65 pounds, this tie handles everyday bundling tasks on panels, equipment frames, and junction boxes. The black nylon construction resists UV exposure better than natural-color ties, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and panel builders rely on this style of tie for fast, repeatable bundling with a standard zip-gun or by hand. Each package contains 50 ties.

This tie suits residential and light commercial electrical, HVAC, and control wiring applications. With a maximum bundle diameter of 2.37 inches, it accommodates mid-size wire bundles and conduit groups common in electrical panels, air handler cabinets, and equipment enclosures. The operating temperature range of -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F makes it appropriate for installations in unconditioned spaces, rooftop equipment, and refrigeration panels where temperature extremes are a factor.

Key Features

• 65 lb tensile strength for reliable bundle retention under vibration and thermal cycling
• 9.6-inch length handles bundles up to 2.37 inches in diameter
• Black nylon offers improved UV resistance compared to natural-color ties
• Wide operating temperature range: -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F
• RoHS compliant; listed to UL, EN, and CSA62275 Type 2 standards
• Sold in 50-piece packages; compatible with standard cable tie installation tools

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style replacement or stock cable tie for use in electrical, HVAC, and general industrial wiring applications where a 9.6-inch, 65 lb-rated nylon tie is specified.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by electricians and HVAC technicians as part of wire management work covered under NEC and applicable local electrical codes. De-energize circuits before working inside panels or enclosures. Avoid over-tightening ties on insulated conductors, as excessive cinching can damage insulation. Flush-cut the tail with a tie gun or diagonal cutters after tensioning to eliminate sharp edges that can cause injury during subsequent service work.