Product Description550 MHZ Cat6 Bulk Ethernet Network Cable UTP,
Solid, PVC CMP, 23AWGThe next step up from standard Cat5e cable,
Cat6 is a "twisted pair" network cable used for 1000Base-T Ethernet
applications at speed of up to 550MHz of bandwidth. This cable is
preferred for more advanced networking installations where a higher
bandwidth than normal is required.Cable TypeCategory 6Shielding
TypeUTPCable JacketPVC CMPCable Length1000ft (305m)Reference
Bandwidth550MHzData Rate Support10/100/1000Base-TWire
Gauge23AWGConductor TypePure Bare Copper WireConductor Diameter
(mm)0.565 ± 0.005Cable Outer Diameter (mm)5.90 ± 0.40Maximum
Installation Tension (N)110Bend Radius (mm)25.2Cable
ColorBlueStandardISO/IEC 11801, ANSI/TIA-568-C.2Operating
Temperature-20 to +75°C (-4 to 167°F)Installation Temperature-10 to
+50°C (-14 to 122°F) For more details, you can contact us to
get the difference price and quality of each serie. Detailed
Photos Our Advantages What Is Cat6 Plenum Cable And
Why It Is More Expensive Than Cat6 Riser Cable?For safety concerns,
many users tend to buy flame-retardant cables, of which plenum
cable and riser cable are the top two flame retardant classes that
they may prefer. Cat6 cables are widely applied in these two
classes among the Ethernet cable categories.So, what is the Cat6
plenum cable? What is Cat6 riser cable? Cat6 plenum cable vs Cat6
riser cable, why is the former more expensive than the
latter? What Is Cat6 Plenum Cable?First, the CMP cable
(Communications Multipurpose Cable, Plenum) is the most demanding
cable in the UL fire protectionstandard-the safety standard is
UL910. It is designed to restrict flame propagation to no more than
five feet and to limit the amount of smoke emitted during a fire.
Cat6 plenum cable refers to Cat6 CMP cable, which fits for
installation into air plenum spaces. Normally, a Cat6 plenum cable
jacket is made up of either a low-smoke polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or
a fluorinated ethylene polymer (FEP).Where to Install Cat6 Plenum
Cables?The Cat6 plenum cables are designed to provide pathways for
return airflows of buildings, facilitating air circulation for
heating and air conditioning systems. These Cat6 network cables are
typically deployed in the air return pressure boosting system used
in ventilation ducts or air handling equipment (above a suspended
ceiling or under a raised floor, for example). Since the fire and
smoke can travel and spread quickly through these plenum spaces
full of fresh oxygen, which may cause damage to the furniture and
threaten people's lives, the Cat6 plenum cables are essential to
prevent the fire from spreading out.What Is Cat6 Riser Cable?Cat6
riser cable, also regarded as Cat6 CMR cable (Communications
Multipurpose Cable, Riser), is the commercial-grade cable in the UL
standard, applicable to the UL1666 safety standard. It is
constructed to prevent fires from spreading floor to floor in
vertical installations. Thus, it is generally used for floor
vertical wiring. Unlike a Cat6 plenum cable, a Cat6 riser cable
usually has a jacket covering made up of relatively inexpensive
PVC.Where to Install Cat6 Riser Cables?Non-plenum cables can be
used anywhere except plenum space and air ducts. Thus, Cat6 riser
cable is typically installed between floors in non-plenum areas. It
is the primary conduit of a building's distribution system,
carrying voice, data, and video into the different spaces and
levels of a building from the service entrance point. In both
commercial and residential buildings, Cat6 CMR cables are needed
when running cable between floors through risers or vertical
shafts.NOTES for riser vs. plenum cables:* A plenum cable can be
used in a riser space, but a riser cable generally cannot be used
in a plenum space.* Using the wrong cable type may result in legal
issues if a fire were to break out. If riser-rated cables are used
in a plenumspace where CMP-rated cables should've been installed,
smoke and fumes from burning cables could be swept into the HVAC
systemand spread throughout the building, resulting in economic
losses or even casualties.* When in doubt, consult the NFPA
National Electrical Code. It will tell you which cable type can be
used where.Cat6 Plenum Cable vs Cat6 Riser Cable: Why Is Plenum
Cable More Expensive?Fundamentally, Cat6 plenum cables and Cat6
riser cables differ in safety standards. The former one meets the
standard of UL910,which is the strictest standard, making plenum
cables the most demanding. While, the latter one meets the standard
of UL1666, not as strict as the former one. As mentioned before,
since the requirements for riser cables are lower, plenum cables
can be usually used as an alternative to riser cables, but not vice
versa. Thus, some installers may choose to keep only plenum cable
on hand to reduce storage requirements and streamline
inventory.Here is a diagram of Cat6 plenum cable vs Cat6 riser
cable typical applications:Cable Jacket MaterialCat6 plenum cable
adopts low-smoke PVC
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