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Wiring Device-Kellems 02202017 Standard Duty Support Grip, 1 to 1.24 in Cable, 14 in L Mesh, 1610 lb Load

Selected 02202017Wiring Device-Kellems 02202017 Standard Duty Support Grip, 1 to 1.24 in Cable, 14 in L Mesh, 1610 lb Load
02202017Wiring Device-Kellems 02202017 Standard Duty Support Grip, 1 to 1.24 in Cable, 14 in L Mesh, 1610 lb Load

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Short Description

They are used to hold the weight of electrical cable as it hangs in a vertical, sloping or horizontal position. Electrical cable must be supported, or its dead weight can cause excessive strain or pullout at the connections resulting in power failure. Support grips also absorb additional strain from flexure, vibration, expansion and contraction. Kellems support grips listed in this catalog are made of high grade, non-magnetic tin-coated bronze strand. Stainless steel grips, made of alloy 302-304 series stainless are for severe service or unusual environmental conditions. For exceptional immunity to rust and corrosion with superior strength and flexibility for heavy duty support application in harsh environments available upon request.

Features

  • Positive action mesh grip is designed for light duty up to heavy duty
  • Closed grips fit over the cable end, split grips wrap around the cable mid-span
  • Endless weave provides easy installation onto cable and can be easily repositioned
  • Solid eye assemblies provide eye reinforcement at support hardware
  • Positions wires for equal loading throughout the entire grip length
  • Strand equalizer positions wires for equal loading throughout the entire grip length
  • 23 in L grip
  • Lace closing
  • Copper eye, tin-coated bronze lace, bronze equalizer, Mylar tag

Specification

Load Capacity
1610 lb
Material
Tin Coated Bronze
Mesh Length
14 in
Mesh Type
Split
Minimum Order Qty
1
Order Interval
1
Cable Size
1 to 1.24 in
Cable Type
Single Weave
Catalog ID
HWD02202017
Eye Length
9 in
Eye Type
Single
Type
Standard Duty
Standard & Approvals
CSA Certified

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