Panduit CLTS50F-C3 1/2" x 100 ft Corrugated Loom

Panduit CLTS50F-C3 Corrugated Loom

The Panduit CLTS50F-C3 delivers 100 feet of continuous 1/2" corrugated loom protection for low-voltage cable runs in security, data center, and AV installations. Engineered from polyethylene with a corrugated profile that balances flexibility with crush resistance, this loom shields bundled cables from impact, abrasion, and environmental wear in interior spaces. The 13mm internal diameter accommodates multiple 18–22 AWG cables or small-diameter coax runs, and the high-visibility orange jacket simplifies circuit tracing during troubleshooting or adds-on. Designed for installers managing camera home-runs, access control wiring, or structured cabling drops where rigid conduit is impractical and exposed cable isn't acceptable.

Key Features

• 100 ft continuous length — minimizes splices on long camera runs or data drops, reduces install time on multi-floor pulls
• 1/2" (12.7mm) internal diameter — fits 3–5 Cat5e/Cat6 cables, multiple 18 AWG power pairs, or small RG59 coax bundles
• Polyethylene construction — resists abrasion from cable trays, J-hooks, and wall penetrations; won't crack under moderate impact
• UL94-HB flammability rating — meets basic flame-retardant requirements for interior low-voltage applications
• Orange high-visibility color — simplifies circuit identification in crowded cable trays, meets facility color-coding standards
• 50°C maximum operating temperature — suitable for standard HVAC-controlled spaces, cable trays, and above-tile runs
• Multiple mounting methods — secures with standard cable ties, adhesive-backed mounts, or push-pin bases for drywall/wood studs

The corrugated wall design provides radial crush resistance up to moderate loads—protecting cables routed through congested ceiling grids, behind equipment racks, or across floor penetrations where foot traffic or maintenance activity creates impact risk. The polyethylene formulation resists common cleaning solvents and won't degrade from incidental contact with drywall dust, concrete abrasion, or metal burrs on cable tray edges. At 13mm ID, the loom accommodates typical security camera home-run bundles (one Cat6 data + one 18/2 power) or small AV signal groups (HDMI + audio + control) without excessive air gap that allows cable shifting inside the jacket. The 100-foot coil length supports full vertical riser runs in 8–10 story buildings or extended horizontal pulls in warehouse/campus environments, eliminating mid-run splices that add labor and create potential weak points.

Deploy the CLTS50F-C3 in applications where cables exit secure pathways—transitioning from conduit to open J-hook runs, crossing expansion joints in tilt-up construction, or routing through mechanical rooms where other trades create incidental contact risk. The orange color integrates into facilities using ANSI/TIA color standards for low-voltage circuits or provides high-contrast visibility for safety/maintenance crews working in dimly lit above-ceiling spaces. Installation requires no special tools: route cables through the loom, secure at 3–5 foot intervals with cable ties to J-hooks, strut, or wall-mounted bases, and trim to final length with standard diagonal cutters. For mixed-cable bundles (data + power), the loom prevents jacket-to-jacket abrasion that degrades Cat6 performance or creates noise coupling between control circuits and power feeds. In retrofit scenarios, the corrugated profile flexes around existing 90-degree bends in cable trays or tight radius turns through wall penetrations where rigid ENT conduit won't fit.

RoHS compliant for integration into LEED-certified or environmentally controlled projects. The UL94-HB rating satisfies NEC 300.22(C) requirements for cable protection in non-plenum spaces; for plenum applications above drop ceilings in HVAC return-air paths, specify plenum-rated loom alternatives. The 100-foot length in single-unit packaging reduces packaging waste and inventory complexity compared to 25-foot segments, and the polyethylene material accepts permanent marker annotations for circuit labeling at pull boxes or patch panels. Ideal for security integrators bundling camera data and power on long vertical runs, IT teams managing switch-to-endpoint drops in open offices, or AV installers protecting projector/display signal cables in educational or corporate spaces where aesthetic conduit isn't budgeted but bare cable creates liability exposure.