Securlec Flat Cable Clips - 100 Pack - White - 5mm

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The Securlec Flat Cable Clips are an essential tool for electricians and DIY enthusiasts looking to secure and organize low-voltage or flat-profile cabling. These 5mm white clips provide a clean, professional finish for electrical installations and adhere to strict safety standards, though their small size limits them to specific thin-gauge cable diameters.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Brand | Securlec |
No, these clips are designed for wood, plaster, and drywall. They are not intended for use on concrete or masonry.
No, the clips are intended for permanent installation. Removing them usually damages the nail or the mounting surface.
These clips are specifically sized for 5mm cables.
The clips are made from durable plastic, but the included nails may rust if exposed to extreme humidity or moisture over many years.
Yes, the plastic material typically accepts standard latex wall paint if you wish to color-match them exactly to your wall.
Ensure you are using a hammer of appropriate weight and that the surface is suitable; stop hammering if you hit an obstruction behind the wall.
Verify that your cable diameter does not exceed 5mm; if the cable is too thin, the clip may not provide enough tension.
Installation requires only a standard claw hammer. Ensure the surface is solid, such as wood or drywall, and avoid mounting on concrete or metal surfaces where the hardened steel nail may bend or fail to penetrate. For best results, place the cable in the desired position, hold the clip firmly over the cable with one hand, and tap the nail head squarely. For care, keep the remaining clips in a dry, cool place to prevent the plastic from becoming brittle over time. If a clip becomes loose, it is generally recommended to remove it and install a fresh one nearby rather than trying to hammer the same nail into the existing hole, which may no longer provide a secure grip.