Panduit CCPL1H5157-X Polymer Cable Cleat, 1-Hole, 51–57 mm, Pack of 10
The Panduit CCPL1H5157-X is a single-hole polymer cable cleat engineered to retain cables during low-to-medium intensity short-circuit events. Sized for cables with an outer diameter of 51 to 57 mm, it installs directly into a cable tray rung hole and is secured with a single M10 bolt (not included). This is not a general-purpose tie or support fitting — it is a tested, standards-compliant restraint device for environments where fault-current cable movement is a real design concern.
Key Features
- IEC 61914:2015 Certified: Compliance with the international cable cleat standard means the CCPL1H5157-X has been independently validated for its retention claim — not just factory-stated. Third-party lab testing to 69.5 kA maximum fault current gives engineers a documented, defensible number for short-circuit calculations rather than an estimate.
- 69.5 kA Fault Current Rating: At 69.5 kA, this cleat is appropriate for low-to-medium fault-level installations. Before specifying, confirm your system's prospective short-circuit current does not exceed this figure — if your fault level is higher, a heavier-duty cleat series is required. For facilities in the range this product covers, you get a tested restraint device without over-engineering the installation.
- 51–57 mm Cable Diameter Range: The 6 mm window accommodates a practical spread of single-cable ODs in this size class — useful when you are working with cables from multiple manufacturers or need a single SKU to cover slight diameter variation across a run. It does not handle bundled or trefoil arrangements; each cable needs its own cleat.
- Glass-Reinforced Polyamide Construction: The glass-reinforced polyamide body balances mechanical strength with electrical non-conductivity — relevant when the cleat contacts the cable jacket in a fault event. The material handles an operating range of −40 °C to +60 °C, covering most indoor electrical room and industrial environments without requiring a stainless or aluminum alternative.
- Rounded Edges: Cable insulation damage during a fault event is a secondary failure mode that rounded contact edges directly address. This is a detail that matters at fault current — cables move under electromagnetic force, and sharp hardware edges accelerate jacket wear or breach under stress.
- Interlock Between Upper and Lower Sections: The mechanical interlock prevents the two cleat halves from rotating relative to each other during installation and under load. In practice this simplifies single-technician installation and ensures the cleat stays correctly oriented around the cable if the bolt sees any vibration after commissioning.
- Single M10 Bolt Fixing: One fastener per cleat keeps installation straightforward on populated cable trays where access is limited. The M10 bolt is not included — have appropriate hardware on hand before installation. Confirm the cable tray rung hole pattern is compatible with M10 fixings before ordering at quantity.
- −40 °C to +60 °C Operating Temperature: The lower bound of −40 °C covers cold storage, outdoor electrical rooms, and unheated industrial spaces in northern climates. The +60 °C upper limit is adequate for most electrical rooms but is worth checking against local thermal derating calculations in high-ambient enclosures.
Integration and Compatibility
The CCPL1H5157-X is designed for installation on standard cable tray rungs where an M10 bolt can be passed through the rung hole. It is specified for single cables between 51 and 57 mm outer diameter — do not use it for trefoil or bundled configurations, which require dedicated multi-cable cleat designs. Competitor cross-reference part numbers for this size include 1BC5157, 1F-19, 382AA06, and 385AA08, which can assist when replacing existing hardware from other manufacturers on a retrofit project.
For a complete cable management installation, pair these cleats with cable tray systems and consult the wire routing and management catalog for compatible Panduit tray hardware. Where fault-level requirements exceed the 69.5 kA tested threshold of this cleat, review higher-rated options in the Panduit cable management line. For electrical infrastructure projects requiring coordinated cable protection, power distribution accessories may also be relevant to your BOM.
What's in the Box
- 10× Panduit CCPL1H5157-X polymer cable cleats (CCPL1H5157-X, often searched as CCPL1H5157 X)
Note: M10 mounting bolt is not included. Verify cable tray rung hole compatibility before installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What cable outer diameter range does the CCPL1H5157-X accommodate?
A: The CCPL1H5157-X is designed for single cables with an outer diameter of 51 to 57 mm. It is not rated for trefoil or multi-cable bundles — use a dedicated multi-cable cleat for those configurations.
Q: What is the maximum fault current the CCPL1H5157-X is tested to?
A: The cleat has been third-party lab tested to a maximum fault current of 69.5 kA. It is rated for low-to-medium intensity short-circuit environments. If your installation's prospective short-circuit current exceeds this value, specify a higher-rated cleat.
Q: What standard does the CCPL1H5157-X comply with?
A: It is certified to IEC 61914:2015, the international standard for cable cleats. Third-party testing documentation supports this certification.
Q: Is the M10 mounting bolt included with the CCPL1H5157-X?
A: No. The M10 bolt required to fix the cleat to the cable tray rung is not included. Ensure you have appropriate M10 hardware on hand before installation.
Q: What is the operating temperature range of the CCPL1H5157-X?
A: The glass-reinforced polyamide construction supports operation from −40 °C to +60 °C, covering cold industrial environments down to −40 °C and standard electrical room temperatures up to +60 °C.
Q: How many cleats are included in one package?
A: Each package contains 10 units of the CCPL1H5157-X cable cleat.
The CCPL1H5157-X sits in a specific and often under-specified niche: it is not a cable support or a tie — it is a fault-current restraint device, and the 69.5 kA third-party test result is the number that matters when your design engineer is signing off on a cable management scheme for a medium-voltage switchgear room or a large UPS installation.
Technical Highlights:
- IEC 61914:2015 Third-Party Certification: Independent lab validation at 69.5 kA gives you a documented, defensible spec for submittals. Self-certified product rarely satisfies the AHJ on projects requiring formal cable cleat schedules.
- Glass-Reinforced Polyamide at −40 °C to +60 °C: The material handles the full range of electrical room ambients without embrittlement at the cold end or creep at the warm end — both failure modes seen with lower-grade polymer cleats under sustained load.
- 51–57 mm Single-Cable Fit: The 6 mm OD window is practical for real-world cable tolerances, but the single-cable design means your cleat count equals your cable count on any given rung. Plan the BOM accordingly — 10-packs like the CCPL1H5157-X make sense to order in multiples for longer cable tray runs.
Deployment Considerations:
- The M10 bolt is not supplied — confirm your cable tray rung hole pattern accepts M10 hardware before ordering at volume. A mismatch discovered on-site with 50 cleats in the box is an avoidable delay.
- The 69.5 kA rating covers low-to-medium fault levels. For installations closer to a main distribution board or on feeders with higher prospective fault current, verify your system's actual PSC value against this rating before specifying — do not assume it covers all medium-voltage applications.
The CCPL1H5157-X is the right specification for electrical rooms, switchgear corridors, and industrial cable tray runs where fault-current cable retention is a design requirement, the cable OD falls in the 51–57 mm range, and the prospective short-circuit current is within the 69.5 kA tested envelope.
