DFT holder for 10 mm double insert. Quantity per package: 100 pcs. 910DFT

Fast and safe cable installation in fire‑resistant installations

The DFT double 10 mm conduit holder is a solution designed for installers who need quick, one‑handed mounting of fire, signal and telecommunication cables — without the need for additional tools. Installation is performed directly on the gas conduit saddle: simply place the holder on the substrate and press the release — the whole operation takes about 3 seconds. This not only saves time but also eliminates the risk of error when manually clipping.

Fire resistance and construction stability

Designed in accordance with CNBOP approval and E90 (with XHA nails), the holder provides a 90‑minute cable‑system integrity in fire conditions — it does not collapse, does not detach, and does not transmit fire between conductors. Two reinforcing ribs along the clip increase rigidity and bending resistance, which is crucial when securing cable bundles or in areas exposed to mechanical loads. A hot‑dip galvanized coating of at least 5 µm protects against corrosion — even when installed in humid or aggressive environments.

Compatibility and mounting flexibility

Works with most conduit saddles available on the market — from CELO and other manufacturers compatible with the standard. It can be mounted on concrete, steel, dense stone, as well as concrete blocks. CNBOP approval allows mounting under plaster — without the need to drill holes or remove the finish layer. However, mounting is required only on fire‑resistant substrates: wood or hollow blocks are not recommended as supports.

Practical applications

The holder is ideally suited for systems:

• fire‑rated (E90) cables
• alarm and communication signal cables
• telecommunication cables
• PVC and plastic‑insulated pipes

All these elements can be mounted in parallel — without risk of displacement or insulation damage — thanks to the holder’s stable shape and its ability to hold up to 10 kg (depending on the substrate). No additional screws or clamps are required — everything is integrated into a single, simple construction.