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Gardner Bender PSB-160 Low-Voltage Plastic Staples Review

A 100 pack of black 3/16 inch low-voltage plastic staples for compatible above-ground cable support on wood surfaces.

Seller pricing varies Updated May 25, 2026

Verdict

Bottom line

The Gardner Bender PSB-160 pack gives compatible controller and low-voltage cable areas a neat supply of black plastic staples.

Gardner Bender PSB-160 black low-voltage plastic staples 100 pack

Summary

What this review covers

This review looks at the 3/16 inch size, 100 count, plastic saddle shape, and cable-routing checks for dry service areas.

Pros

The upside

  • The 100 pack gives a controller area plenty of low-voltage cable support pieces.
  • The black plastic saddle shape helps guide compatible cable along wood surfaces.
  • The 3/16 inch size is easy to label beside cable-routing notes.

Cons

The tradeoffs

  • Cable size, surface, indoor/outdoor exposure, and code requirements should be checked before use.
  • Staples should guide cable gently so the jacket stays intact.

Who it is for

Fit and feel

What to know:

Confirm cable size, surface material, exposure, fastening method, jacket condition, and local electrical requirements before use.

Where to check it

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Breakdown

Full review

A low-voltage staple pack for neat cable paths

The Gardner Bender PSB-160 pack includes black 3/16 inch low-voltage plastic staples. In an irrigation-service setup, they can help guide compatible low-voltage cable along wood surfaces near a controller shelf, service board, or dry utility area.

Staples should support cable gently. Leave the jacket smooth and follow the controller manual, cable rating, and local requirements.

Keep routing readable

Cable paths are clear to service when they are straight, labeled, and visible. Use a small record to name the cable, surface, and nearby controller or sensor path.

The black staple color can sit quietly in a dry service area. Keep a few spares in a parts case with wire labels, connector notes, and a small screwdriver.

Check the surface first

These staples are made for wood applications. Confirm the surface, cable size, and exposure before using them near an irrigation controller or related low-voltage service area.

For buried sprinkler wire, follow the wire listing, splice method, burial expectations, and local code.

Where it fits

Choose this pack for compatible low-voltage cable support on wood surfaces near dry controller and service-note areas.

What to know

Confirm cable size, surface material, exposure, fastening method, jacket condition, and local electrical requirements before use.