The conduit project combined several wires at boxes and along the route toward the van. This twelve-inch tie purchase is part of my kit for organizing those kinds of groups.
I bought RAZCC 12-Inch Cable Ties as part of my camper van equipment.
The conduit project combined several wires at boxes and along the route toward the van. This twelve-inch tie purchase is part of my kit for organizing those kinds of groups.
Stocking One Tie Length Around the Cable-Routing Kit
I brought several light-wire groups toward the van entry.
I routed the camera lead through a gland into a PVC tee.
I bought twelve-inch nylon ties among the supplies for organizing the wider wiring kit.
A grouped roof-wire connection before the final conduit work.The larger roof enclosure during my cable-entry work.
My Takeaway from This Job
The cable groups changed as individual routes came together. This RAZCC purchase and the XINGO alternative both supply a repeated twelve-inch format; the TR Industrial option provides another toothed nylon-tie choice to compare by the bundle layout.
A repeated tie length keeps one loop format in the supply kit.
Product Details And Van-Build Uses
Specification
Product Detail
Length
12 inches
Material
Nylon
Closure
Self-locking strap and head
A twelve-inch tie gives a useful starting length for grouping wires, but the completed bundle has its own diameter and shape. Lay out the wires first and identify where each bundle changes direction or separates into branches. The tie position can then follow the route rather than forcing all the wires into one point. For a van cabinet or roof-entry project, record the anchor points too: the tie groups the wires while the mounting arrangement locates that group.
