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The RS PRO Fire Rated Safe-D F-clip is an essential cable management solution for professional electricians and contractors who prioritize safety and versatility in cable installations. It provides a reliable, heat-resistant method for securing cables in various settings, though it is important to note that the clips must be properly folded and mounted to ensure the specified fire rating performance is maintained.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SAFEDFCLIP50/50 |
| Brand | D-Line |
The maximum folded height for these clips is 35mm.
Yes, they are specifically designed to be suitable for installation within PVC trunking.
These clips are designed for internal cable management; external use may expose them to environmental factors not accounted for in their fire-rating design.
Each pack contains 50 individual F-clips.
No, the material is designed to be folded by hand to create the desired shape around your cables.
Ensure the cable bundle volume is within the 35mm height capacity and firmly press the wings against the bundle to create a tighter shape.
Check that the mounting screw is fully tightened into a stable substrate; if the surface is soft (e.g., plasterboard), use appropriate wall anchors.
To install, position the flat clip against the desired surface and secure it using a screw or appropriate fastener through the designated hole. Once fixed, gather your cable bundle and fold the flexible sides of the clip inward to enclose the cables. Ensure that the folded height does not exceed 35mm to maintain the structural integrity of the clamp. While these clips are robust, avoid excessive repeated bending at the exact same point to prevent metal fatigue. Periodically inspect the clips during routine electrical maintenance to ensure the fasteners remain tight and the clips are not showing signs of mechanical damage.
