OEM 15747 Black Hose Strap and Clip 3/8 (Two Pack)

The 15747 is a factory-original hose strap and clip set for 3/8-inch hoses on fire extinguishers and suppression systems, sold as a two-pack. The strap secures the discharge hose to the extinguisher body or system component, keeping it in the correct position during transport, storage, and normal use. Without a properly secured hose strap, the discharge hose can sag, snag on nearby equipment, or shift away from the correct operating position — creating a potential hazard and an NFPA 10 annual inspection deficiency.

These black hose straps are the OEM factory-original parts, ensuring the correct fit for compatible extinguishers and suppression system hose configurations. The two-pack format is practical for service shops that regularly replace hose straps during annual inspections — having a spare on hand means a missing or damaged strap can be replaced immediately without a return visit. The clip design allows quick removal and reinstallation during hose inspection without tools.

Inspect hose straps at every NFPA 10 annual inspection. A strap that is cracked, broken, or no longer securing the hose firmly should be replaced immediately. Available through authorized fire equipment distributors. Document strap replacement on the extinguisher inspection and maintenance tags.

During every NFPA 10 annual inspection, check the hose strap and clip for cracking, brittleness, or failure to hold the hose securely against the extinguisher body. A loose or broken hose strap is a visual inspection deficiency — the hose must be properly secured for the extinguisher to be considered in serviceable condition. Replace with a new 15747 two-pack, update the extinguisher inspection tags to reflect the replacement, and verify the hose sits correctly in position before returning the unit to its mounting bracket.

Why does a hose strap matter for fire extinguisher compliance?

During a fire emergency, the last thing someone needs is a loose or flopping discharge hose that makes the extinguisher harder to aim. A properly strapped hose stays in position, allowing the operator to grab the extinguisher and immediately direct the discharge at the fire. During NFPA 10 annual inspections, the inspector checks that the hose is properly retained — a missing or broken strap is noted as a deficiency that must be corrected before the extinguisher passes inspection.

Is the two-pack enough for a full service visit?

The two-pack covers one extinguisher's strap and clip set, with one spare. For service shops performing multiple annual inspections in a single visit, stocking several packs ensures you can replace any missing or damaged straps across your customer accounts without running short.