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Functonality=Passes
NEC= Fail
To me it works, and saves a hell of alot of staples.

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Romex is NOT a listed method of support>

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Have you ever seen a listed romex staple?
I haven't.

UL doesn't list Pipe Clamps, Romex Staples, J-Nails, Strut Clamps etc.

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Yes they do , Romex staple for one is Briscon SN401B.
Theres other Listed romex Supports as well as fasting methods , Same for Conduit supporting .
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I just checked a box of GB staples, and a box of 'King' staples, and there's no UL label on either box.

edit to add:

Yes, I checked out Briscon, and they do have UL staples and fastners within their products on their website.

Guess it all depends on brands, areas, and .....cost!!!

Last edited by HotLine1; 03/11/10 10:47 PM.

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Its not Code Nazi's , Its proper installition, Workmanship, Code compliance.Neat & Workman like manner to name a few.
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