Product Description
A fish tape reel is what lets you pull a cable through a wall cavity, conduit or ceiling void without chasing it in blind — you feed the rigid tape through, hook your cable to the end, then pull it back through the same route.
This one gives you 30m of fiberglass rod, so it covers long runs between a camera position and your NVR or a distant switch without needing to join sections. The 4mm diameter keeps it slim enough for tight conduit while the fiberglass construction stays stiff enough to push around bends rather than folding back on itself.
Because fiberglass is non-conductive, it's a safer choice than a steel tape if there's any chance the tape could brush against live wiring during the pull. The smooth rod surface also cuts down friction, so cables drag through with less effort over long distances.
The tape spools onto a reel with a winding mechanism for taking it back in after use — a practical feature if you're doing this regularly and don't want tape looping loose on-site.
Key specs
- Material: fiberglass rod
- Length: 30m
- Rod diameter: 4mm (0.16in)
- Colour: red and black
- Includes: 1x fiberglass fish tape reel
Useful for CCTV cable runs, general electrical wiring, and any job needing wire routed through enclosed or hard-to-reach spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the reel retract the tape automatically?
No — it has a winding mechanism you operate to spool the tape back in, not an automatic retraction spring.
Is this safe to use near live electrical circuits?
The rod is fiberglass, which is non-conductive, giving it an edge over steel tapes if it might brush against live wiring — though normal electrical safety precautions still apply.
Is 30m enough for a typical CCTV cable run?
It covers long routes between a camera position and an NVR or switch in one continuous pull, without needing to join sections.
Will the tape cope with tight bends in conduit?
The fiberglass construction is built to balance flexibility and strength, letting it navigate tight bends without breaking.










