Cable clip with nail Trytyt Flop 5 — pack of 100, model H.7003A

Trytyt Flop 5 cable clips — pack of 100 (model H.7003A) are plastic clips with integrated nails designed to secure single electrical, telecom or data cables to walls and wooden surfaces. Each clip holds one cable and provides a visible, mechanically reliable fastening that helps keep cables routed neatly along skirting boards, baseplates and open runs. The compact clip profile and pre-mounted nail allow for quick installation without additional anchors or adhesives.

Advantages

The integrated nail design simplifies installation by combining cable retention and fixing in one component, reducing fitting time. The plastic clip body is shaped to hold a single round cable firmly while limiting compression and damage. Supplied as a pack of 100, these clips are suited to larger routing tasks and maintenance jobs where multiple fastenings are required. The product is compatible with common single-core and multi-core round cables used in low-voltage electrical, telecom and data applications.

Suitable for

• Securing single electrical cables along walls and skirting boards
• Fast fixing of telecom or data cables in visible runs
• Temporary or permanent mechanical cable routing on wooden surfaces
• Small installation and maintenance projects requiring multiple fasteners

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 100 clips
• Clip type: single-cable plastic clip with integrated nail
• Intended cable: single round cables (electrical, telecom, data)
• Mounting method: nailed to substrate (walls, wood)
• Typical use: visible surface-mounted cable routing and mechanical fixing

How to use

Position the cable along the desired routing line and place a clip over the cable so the nail aligns with the mounting surface. Drive the pre-mounted nail into the wall or wooden substrate using a hammer until the clip body sits flush and secures the cable without excessive compression. Space clips at regular intervals suitable for the cable type and application to maintain a neat run and adequate mechanical support.

Usage recommendations

Avoid over-tightening the nail to prevent deforming or pinching the cable. Use appropriate spacing — for light signal cables clips every 30–50 cm are typical, and for heavier mains cables closer spacing may be required. Do not use these clips for load-bearing or high-temperature applications; select specialized fixings if the installation requires fire-rated or weatherproof performance.