timmermeier
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- alton il
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- electrician
H2 HOME HELPERS, ARE THESE UL LISTED. I SAW SOME ON A JOB TODAY, THEY LOOK LIKE THEY DO NOT HOLD THE WIRE VERY GOOD !
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- Thread starter timmermeier
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- Journeyman Electrician
You got the name wrong (I've fixed it). They look nice but might have code issues with securing.
ti-dwire.com — Home of the H2 Homer Helper
The H2 Homer Helper is a simple solution to increase electricians productivity by eliminating the need to staple each individual home run. This easy to pull through and easy to install device creates an organized trunk-line back to the panel in a fraction of the time.
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LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
I get it: Tidy Wire.
AC\DC
Senior Member
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- Florence,Oregon,Lane
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- EC
I’ve used them before, securing them with nmb tie wraps
Now I just use the tie wraps
Now I just use the tie wraps
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- Illinois
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- retired electrician
Yes, unlike some of the raceway articles that only require securement within 3' of the box, and just support between the securement points, the rule in 334.30 requires support and securement every 4.5'. These would require the use of something like a cable tie for the securement, but would still likely reduce the costs as compared to individual staples.
cabledawg
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- Boise, Idaho
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- cable dude
That looks like a time saver especially if you string it. No more snags and save on staples, IMO.
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