Low Pressure Wire Clamp

Low-voltage puncture clip, low-voltage tensioning clip, and low-voltage overhang clip are all fasteners used to secure low-voltage wires. They usually need to be used in conjunction with a utility pole or other support structure. The specific use method is as follows:

1. Low pressure puncture clip: This clip has puncture function and can directly fix the wire on the pole. When used, first put the wire into the clamp mouth, and then clamp the wire and pole with screws. During installation, align the clamp with the wire and ensure that the screws are tightened.

2. Low tension clamp: The clamp is used to fix the distance between the wire pole and the pole, and can withstand the tension of the line. When used, the first clamp close, put the wire into the clamp mouth, and then use bolts to clamp the wire and pole. When installing, pay attention to the size of the clamp and the tightening strength of the bolt.

3. Low voltage overhanging clip: This clip is used to secure the vertical distance of the wire from pole to pole, usually using a set of clips to secure a single wire. To use, place the clip on the wire and the pole, and screw the clip to the pole. When installing, pay attention to the distance and number of clips between the clip and the wire.