Value Collection BDKP26351 Heat Shrink Sleeve Red

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BDKP26351 is a red heat-shrink sleeve designed for electrical insulation, wire bundling, and cable protection across a wide range of trade applications. With an inside diameter of 0.5 inches before shrinking and an overall length of 12 inches, this sleeve provides a reliable, form-fitting seal when heat is applied. The tubing contracts radially to conform tightly to the underlying conductor, connector, or component, creating a durable insulating layer. Electricians and low-voltage technicians rely on heat-shrink sleeves like this for protecting splices, terminations, and exposed conductors from moisture, abrasion, and accidental contact.

This sleeve is suited for residential and commercial electrical work, control wiring, panel terminations, and field-service repair tasks. It is appropriate for use in HVAC control circuits, plumbing heating system wiring, and general electrical applications where a clean, insulated finish over a splice or connector is required. The red color supports color-coded identification in multi-conductor installations, making it easier to trace circuits and maintain organized wiring runs.

Key Features

• 0.5 inch inside diameter before shrinking for compatibility with common wire and connector sizes
• 12 inch overall length provides generous coverage for splices, leads, and terminations
• Red color supports color-coded circuit identification
• Heat-shrink construction conforms tightly to underlying surfaces when heated
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds, suitable for tight enclosures and panel work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heat-shrink sleeve for use over conductors, connectors, and splices with an outside diameter that fits within the 0.5 inch pre-shrink inside diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or qualified technicians following applicable NEC requirements. De-energize all circuits before applying the sleeve over any conductor or splice. Use a heat gun set to an appropriate temperature for the tubing material and apply heat evenly along the length of the sleeve until it contracts fully around the substrate. Avoid open flame as a heat source, as it can damage the sleeve or underlying insulation.