Gardner Bender FTX-15GL Glo Fish 15' Fish Sticks, 5' Interlocking Stick, Bullet Nose, Hook End

Navigating wires through walls, above ceilings, or under carpets can be a real challenge, especially when you face obstacles that make standard fish tapes fold under pressure. That's where the Gardner Bender FTX-15GL Glo Fish Sticks come in handy. These fish sticks are crafted from luminescent fiberglass that glows in the dark. This unique feature greatly enhances visibility, allowing you to easily spot your intended path and any potential obstructions. With a 1/4-inch diameter, these fiberglass rods are incredibly robust, providing enough strength to push forward when meeting obstacles. At the same time, they're flexible enough to smoothly navigate around them. Each 5-foot rod has an interlocking end, enabling you to connect multiple rods to reach the desired length for your task. This package comes with 3 durable rods, offering an extension of up to 15 feet. Additionally, it includes two changeable end attachments: a bullet nose for smooth guiding towards the end of the run and a hook attachment for effortlessly pulling or pushing the wire through. This product truly simplifies the wire installation process, making it a must - have for any electrical project.

Using the Gardner Bender FTX - 15GL Glo Fish Sticks is a breeze. First, decide how long you need the stick to be. Connect the 5 - foot interlocking rods together until you reach the desired length. If you're pushing the stick through a space, attach the bullet - nose end. It will help the stick move smoothly through the area. When it's time to pull or push the wire, switch to the hook end. Make sure to take your time and guide the stick carefully to avoid getting it stuck. As for maintenance, keep the rods clean and dry. After use, disconnect the rods and store them in a cool, dry place. Don't expose them to extreme heat or moisture as it could damage the fiberglass. And always check the interlocking ends and attachments for any signs of wear or damage before each use.