Fix. Tail

[don_resqcapt19]

That's what it's called around here. Outside of this forum I never hear it being called fixture whip.

It might be an area thing...has always been called that around me.

 

[Fred B]

That's what it's called around here. Outside of this forum I never hear it being called fixture whip.

I don't know. Maybe a regional thing but, I've always heard of it as a whip. Here is a few sources I've found also referencing as a whip.

Southwire Company 55293001 $10.56 18 AWG 3 Conductor Solid Metal Clad Lite Whip 600VAC 6 ft. | Zoro.com

Order Southwire Company 18 AWG 3 Conductor Solid Metal Clad Lite Whip 600VAC 6 ft., 55293001 at Zoro.com. Great prices & free shipping on orders over $50 when you sign in or sign up for an account.

www.zoro.com

6' 3/8” 18 AWG Solid Wire Fixture Whip

6' - 3/8” - 18 AWG - Black / White / Green - 3 Wire - Die Cast Screw-In Connector - .375" Conduit - Solid Wire | EPCO Fixture Whip

www.lightbulbs.com

Luminary Fixture Whips - AFC Cable Systems

www.afcweb.com

 

[infinity]

The thread title is fixture tail which is familiar to me since that's what they've been called since my first day in the business. Since myself and Horsegoer eat a lot of the same dirt we can relate to that name.

 

[don_resqcapt19]

The thread title is fixture tail which is familiar to me since that's what they've been called since my first day in the business. Since myself and Horsegoer eat a lot of the same dirt we can relate to that name.

And this thread is the first time I had ever heard that term