Category 6 Plenum Ethernet Cables Shielded

Cat6 Plenum Rated Shielded Ethernet Cables

These Cat6 Plenum Rated Ethernet Cables are Shielded and come in a variety of colors. Blue Cat6 Plenum Rated Shielded Ethernet Cables are the most popular with Black Cat6 Plenum Rated Shielded Ethernet Cable being a close second choice. Depending on your project, you may also choose, Red Cat6 Plenum Cables or White Cat6 Plenum Rated Shielded Ethernet Cable.

Cat6 Plenum Patch Cables - Shielded

These Cat6 Plenum Rated Shielded Ethernet Patch Cables are built to order in 1-2 days and cannot be returned. Cables.com follows protocols to maintain the highest quality Cat6 Plenum Rated Shielded Ethernet Cables online . We stock all types of Cat6 Plenum Cables both Shielded and Non Shielded.

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We find that most installers choose variety of colors in order to easily identify them for their Shielded Plenum Installation Projects.

To conform with local fire codes, it is often necessary to use category 6 plenum cables with a CMP jacket to help reduce the spread of fire should one break out. There is a lot of jargon and different jacket type ratings, but to be safe always look for CMP on the jacket. This is the highest level of in-wall and in-ceiling rated plenum wire. The reason why these are required is because it burns slower than regular Riser Rated Cable in case of a fire. All category 6 plenum patch cables manufactured and sold by Cables.com are 550Mhz rated, the fastest speed achievable! Although CMP may not be a better-quality cable than CMR, it is better to be safe when running new installations or just wiring existing environments.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT CATEGORY 6 PLENUM RATED SHIELDED ETHERNET CABLES - PEOPLE ALSO ASK

Is Cat6 Plenum Shielded?
Answer:Cat6 Shielded Plenum Rated Cables are excellent for installations where there is high EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interface) and RFI (Radio Frequency Interface). This is typically when the installation occurs near power lines or structures with large power lines, large magnets and sometimes strong radio antennas.

Why is plenum cable more expensive?
Answer: Plenum cables are built to a higher fire resistance standard than other cables to include riser cables and safer than generic cables, hence the increased cost.

What's the difference between riser and plenum cable?
Answer: Plenum rated cables are typically for use in commercial and residential spaces, sometimes known as "plenum areas". Riser rated cables run through cable risers in elevator shafts in non-plenum areas or between floors.