Cable hanger
OwnerRene Gilles Czajorinventor
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A cable hanger having a mounting end for attachment to a support structure and a cable support portion coupled to the mounting end. The cable support portion has at least two spaced parallel legs defining a receiving slot therebetween. Each receiving slot has a closed bottom and an open top end for receiving and locating loops of a cable formed into a coil. Preferably, the mounting end is adapted to be releasably attached to the support structure and the cable hanger is formed from bent rod. The mounting end will preferably have a hook shape with a free end attaching to the support structure which is spaced from the cable support portion to optionally receive a portion of a support structure therebetween. The receiving slots will have a height and width selected to accommodate the diameter and length of cable being supported and the number of receiving slots may vary accordingly. For some applications, the cable hanger includes tie bars whereby the associated cable may be secured in the receiving slots with a padlock and the cable support itself may be secured to a support structure.
A cable hanger having a mounting end for attachment to a support structure and a cable support portion coupled to the mounting end, the cable support portion having at least three spaced parallel legs defining side-by-side receiving slots therebetween, each receiving slot having a closed bottom end and an open top end and adapted to receive and locate loops of a cable formed into a coil.
A cable hanger having a mounting end for attachment to a support structure and a cable support portion coupled to the mounting end, the cable support portion having at least two spaced parallel legs defining a receiving slot therebetween, each receiving slot having a closed bottom end and an open top end and adapted to receive and locate loops of a cable formed into a coil, said receiving slot having a maximum width commensurate with a diameter of cable to be supported therein and a height sufficient to receive a plurality of loops of the cable disposed one above the other in the receiving slot.
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