A:  Hi, Thank you for the question, may we know how long does it going the hang lights outside under the sunlight? and how heavy the lights are? and where (location) it is going to use? Thank you

A:  These worked great for the cables I needed to tie up!

A:  I believe it is in Cleveland, Ohio at 1821 East 40th street

A:  There are multiple program in Home Depot. Will you please provide more detail information about the store you are shopping from or your location that we can find out the information for you.

A:  They are made in Thailand. Work well.

A:  Mine says made in Thailand

A:  In this case, the information is in the description. 8 inches. And a pack of 100.

A:  It's on the package: 8 -inch. Quantity: 100

A:  Because they are all 8”

A:  8" long, 100 per pack. Question was answered in the email HD sent out.

A:  THIS ITEM IS 8 INCHES LONG & 100 CABLE TIES PER PACKAGE.

A:  Were is that written? In the Specs I hope for his sake. Read the specifications to make sure he is not blowing smoke up your you know were. Is he the electrical inspector or just a run of the mill inspector? They are black so they should last a ;long time they are not affected by sunlight UV degradation.

A:  I do not know of any plastic / nylon type wire ties that would be expected to last that long outside and in sunlight. Having used them in the Air conditioning industry for the last 25 years, I would guess 5 to 10 years is the limit they survive on rooftop commercial applications as they get brittle and snap. Inside is a different story.

A:  AS A RETIRED BELL SYSTEM PBX TELEPHONE SYSTEM INSTALLER WE USE THEM ALL THE TIME INDOORS AND OUTDOORS - WILL LAST FOREVER - FOR WIRE MANAGEMENT, BEST TO USE EVERY 12 INCHES TO 16 INCHES APART - THEY SHOULD OUT LAST YOUR SOLAR PANELS

A:  I know this question is relatively old, but hopefully my answer/suggestion might help others. Why not use stainless steel zip ties? They can take the UV and heat "infinitely", and will likely outlast the panels.

A:  I purchased these cable ties over a year ago to secure poultry netting to iron fencing. They are holding up very well. I no longer have the package they came in to check the specifications. You may want to contact the manufacturer for written documentation regarding their lifespan.