Mounting Bracket for Electrical Installation KU-20, No name, model KU-20

Mounting bracket for electrical installation KU-20 by No name is a compact support element designed to secure wiring, conduits and small electrical components in residential and light-commercial installations. The bracket provides a fixed attachment point for organizing cable runs and fastening electrical elements to walls, panels or other surfaces where a low-profile, durable support is required.

Advantages

The KU-20 mounting bracket offers a simple, space-saving design that facilitates neat cable routing and prevents strain on connections. Constructed for durability, it resists deformation under normal load and maintains stable positioning of cables and conduits. Its compact footprint allows installation in confined spaces while providing reliable mechanical support and alignment for electrical elements.

Suitable for

• Securing electrical wiring and small conduit runs in residential installations
• Fastening junction boxes or small components to walls or panels
• Organizing cable routes in light-commercial environments
• Use in retrofit and new-build projects where compact brackets are needed

Key specifications

• Function: fixed support point for cables, conduits and small electrical components
• Design: compact, low-profile mounting bracket
• Material characteristics: durable construction suitable for mechanical support under normal installation loads
• Mounting: intended for surface attachment to walls, panels or similar substrates
• Application environment: residential and light-commercial electrical installations

How to use

Position the KU-20 bracket at the required location along the intended cable route and mark fixing points on the mounting surface. Secure the bracket using appropriate fasteners for the substrate (screws, anchors or comparable fixings) and ensure it is firmly seated before placing cables or conduits into the support. Route cables through or alongside the bracket and secure as required to prevent movement; verify that the bracket does not pinch or damage insulation and that strain relief is maintained at connection points.

Usage recommendations

Choose fastening hardware compatible with the mounting surface and the anticipated mechanical load. Do not overload the bracket beyond typical cable and conduit weights; distribute larger bundles across multiple supports and maintain recommended spacing between brackets to avoid sagging. Inspect installed brackets periodically for secure attachment and any signs of wear or deformation.