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Panduit CCPL1H1619-X Polymer Cable Cleat — 1-Hole, 16–19mm, IEC 61914:2015

The Panduit CCPL1H1619-X is a glass-filled nylon, single-hole cable cleat designed to retain cables in place during low-to-intermediate short-circuit fault events. Rated and third-party tested to IEC 61914:2015 at peak fault currents up to 69.5kA, this cleat is the correct choice for cable trays in less hostile industrial environments where you need documented, standards-backed mechanical restraint without the bulk of heavy-duty metallic cleats. Sold in packs of 10.

Key Features

• IEC 61914:2015 Certification: Third-party lab tested — not self-declared. This matters when an inspector or engineer demands documented proof of fault-withstand compliance. The CCPL1H1619-X covers low-to-intermediate fault level applications per the standard.
• 69.5kA Peak Fault Current Rating: Tested at 69.5kA peak, this cleat handles fault magnitudes common in commercial and light industrial distribution systems. If your fault study shows higher available fault current at the installation point, step up to a higher-rated cleat in the Panduit family.
• Cable Diameter Range 16–19mm: Sized specifically for single cables in the 16–19mm OD range. Check your cable's actual outer diameter — not conductor size — before ordering. Panduit offers 10 size increments from 10 to 57mm across the range if you're managing multiple cable sizes on the same tray.
• Glass-Filled Nylon Construction: The glass fill improves tensile strength and dimensional stability compared to unfilled nylon. Rounded edges protect cable insulation from abrasion at the cleat contact points — relevant when cables shift under fault forces.
• –40°C to +60°C Operating Range: Handles outdoor mechanical rooms, unheated substations, and cold-climate installations without embrittlement. The upper limit of 60°C covers most cable tray environments; if ambient consistently exceeds this, verify suitability.
• Single M10 Bolt Fixing: Mounts directly to a cable tray rung through a single M10 bolt — user-supplied. One-hole installation reduces labor time per cleat and simplifies spacing adjustments along the tray.
• Interlock Feature: The upper and lower cleat halves lock together to prevent rotation after installation. This keeps the cleat properly oriented on the cable and tray rung even before the bolt is fully torqued.
• Pack of 10: Sold as a 10-piece pack (CCPL1H1619-X, sometimes searched as CCPL1H1619 X), which aligns with typical tray-run quantities. Plan bolt procurement accordingly — M10 hardware is not included.

Integration & Compatibility

Designed to mount on standard cable tray rungs using a single M10 bolt (not supplied). Compatible with single cables measuring 16–19mm in outer diameter. For installations requiring multiple cable sizes, Panduit's Panduit cable management line includes cleats across 10 size increments (10–57mm) — mixing sizes on the same tray run is straightforward. This cleat is suited to wire routing and cable protection applications in commercial electrical, light industrial, and infrastructure environments. Review your fault study and cross-reference the 69.5kA test rating against available fault current at the installation point before specifying.

What's in the Box

• 10x Panduit CCPL1H1619-X polymer cable cleats (M10 mounting bolt not included)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What cable diameter does the CCPL1H1619-X fit?

A: It fits single cables with an outer diameter of 16–19mm. Measure the cable's OD — not conductor AWG or cross-section — before ordering.

Q: What standard is the CCPL1H1619-X tested to?

A: It is certified to IEC 61914:2015 and was third-party tested at peak fault currents up to 69.5kA, covering low-to-intermediate short-circuit protection applications.

Q: Is the mounting bolt included with the CCPL1H1619-X?

A: No. The cleat mounts via a single M10 bolt that must be supplied by the installer. The cleat itself mounts directly to a cable tray rung.

Q: What is the operating temperature range for the CCPL1H1619-X?

A: –40°C to +60°C (–40°F to +140°F), suitable for unheated mechanical rooms, cold-climate outdoor enclosures, and standard indoor environments.

Q: How many cleats come in a pack?

A: Each pack contains 10 cleats. Additional sizes and custom cleats are available if your installation requires different cable OD ranges.

Ted Perry

The CCPL1H1619-X is the right cleat when your fault study puts available short-circuit current in the low-to-intermediate range and your cable ODs land between 16 and 19mm. The 69.5kA peak test rating and IEC 61914:2015 third-party certification give you the documentation trail that project engineers and inspectors typically require on commercial and light industrial cable tray installations.

Technical Highlights:

• 69.5kA Tested Fault Current: Third-party lab validation — not manufacturer self-certification. This number needs to be compared directly against the available fault current from your arc flash/fault study at the tray location.
• Glass-Filled Nylon, –40°C to +60°C: The glass fill prevents the creep and dimensional instability you'd see in unfilled nylon under sustained mechanical load. The temperature floor of –40°C means cold-climate substations and outdoor enclosures are in scope.
• Single M10 Fixing: One bolt per cleat simplifies spacing adjustments during installation. On a long tray run, that labor reduction adds up — just remember to spec M10 hardware separately, it's not in the box.

Deployment Considerations:

• Verify cable outer diameter directly — 16–19mm is the OD range, not conductor gauge. A 16mm² cross-section cable does not necessarily have a 16mm OD depending on insulation and jacket construction.
• The +60°C upper operating limit can be a constraint in enclosed cable trays with high heat load. Confirm ambient tray temperature before specifying, especially in dense power distribution environments.

Best fit for commercial electrical infrastructure and light industrial cable tray runs where IEC 61914:2015 compliance is a project specification requirement and available fault current is within the 69.5kA tested threshold.