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Spring-steel clip snaps onto studs to secure 14/2 to 12/3 AWG cable
The Caddy 449 is a spring steel cable stud clip designed for securing MC and AC cables. It accommodates wire sizes from 14/2 to 12/3 AWG and mounts with a snap-on mechanism. The zinc phosphate finish provides corrosion resistance. This accessory suits electricians and installers running cable through metal studs.
This clip fits professionals who need a simple snap-on solution for standard MC or AC cable ranges. It is not for users requiring support for larger conductor sizes or alternative mounting methods such as screw-on or adhesive bases. Buyers working with non-metallic framing or specialised cable types should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Caddy |
| Product type | Snap On |
The clip fits MC/AC cables from 14/2 AWG up to 12/3 AWG, covering the range stated for this model.
No, the snap-on mounting is designed for metal studs only; it will not grip wood.
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