Wrenches,
I searched the archives, but came up with nothing on this.
I have found a good supplier for reasonably priced stainless steel cable
ties and have been using them in place of black nylon cable ties for
supporting cables, PV wires and micro-inverter wires to the mounting rails
and such.
There was a recent thread about wire management. Heyco SunBundler ties have
a vinyl coating. I recommended the clips from PV Racking that are stainless
steel coated in rubber. I've had the same concern, and both of these seem
like good solutions to me.
*Jason Szumlanski** *
*Fafco Solar*
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*Subject:* Re: [RE-wrenches] Stainless Steel Cable Ties
We have used 8” flat SS ties for years and I have no concern about the
wear on the conductor insulation. They are long enough to circle a standard
Unirac rail and several wires leaving 1” or so tag end. Needle nose pliers
work to twi
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I get mine locally from Allied Electronics.
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Where do you
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Make sure you use black cable ties, the white ones fail in UV from sunlight.
On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 11:06 AM, August Goers wrote:
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Make sure you use black cable ties, the white ones fail in UV from
sunlight
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Friends:
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My vote is for the Heyco Sunbundler vinyl coated stainess tiesthey are
string, do not have sharp edges and long enough to go around any brand of
racking.They are a bit on the expensive side.but with a life
expectancy as long as the rest o f the systemwe have been using them
for over
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Following up on this question of whether Cable Ties are going to last in
high UV situations, I happened to get a sample of some HellermanTyton solar
cable ties with edge clips. I also got the catalogue, and found that there
are many different material options for Cable Ties. The ones intended for
P
Chris
That is a good tie from HT. I think your part number is off however. The
spec is PA66HIRHSUV. They have them in 50lb and 120lb capacity and in
varying lengths. These have a good life expectancy in arid climates. You
can even get something in writing from HT. We have been able to procure a
wa
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