(Part Number – 725109) Plenum Coax Cable – RG11 – CATV – RG11/U Aluminum Braid Quad Foil Shield – CMP – Plenum Coax Cable

Plenum coax cable is primarily used in commercial and institutional buildings for CCTV security, CATV and other video applications.  Plenum Coax allows building owners and facility managers to run coax throughout their buildings while meeting local fire and building codes.

The Plenum coax cable rating (CMP) assures the user of flame retardancy and toxicity levels as defined by specific flame tests. CMP is the plenum rating for Communications cables, established by the NEC code.

Although local building codes dictate exactly what is required in a local area, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) provides a recommendation on a national basis. For Plenum rated cables, this falls under NFPA-262. The UL equivalent is the UL-910 standard, which is made up of two primary tests, cable burn properties and smoke density. The Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) designation meets the FT-6 horizontal flame and smoke test. The U.S. version of this test is known as the NFPA 262 “Steiner Tunnel” Flame Test (formerly UL 910), which measures flame spread and smoke generation in a simulated air handling plenum.

For detailed information on the NFPA requirements and flame tests, please see:
NFPA Codes & Standards

Remee Plenum Coax Cable Offerings

All Plenum coax cables from Remee feature a CMP rating. They are available in RG11, RG59 and RG6 plenum cable styles. Also included is a composite video cable with a power pair. For detailed information, see our table of Plenum Coax (CMP) Cable Part Numbers below.

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