Adi Pro Wire 0E-CMP6YWR Cat6 Plenum Cable Yellow

Product Description

The ADI PRO WIRE 0E-CMP6YWR is a Category 6 plenum-rated network cable designed for structured wiring installations in air-handling spaces and plenum ceilings. Built to CMP (Communications Multipurpose Cable, Plenum) standards, this cable meets the fire and smoke requirements mandated for plenum environments. The 23 AWG, 4-pair construction supports high-speed data transmission at Cat6 performance levels, making it suitable for Gigabit Ethernet and other demanding network applications. Low-smoke, flame-retardant jacket materials meet National Electrical Code requirements for plenum-rated installations. The yellow jacket aids in cable identification during pulls and terminations.

This cable is used in commercial and residential structured cabling projects where runs pass through plenum air-return spaces above drop ceilings or under raised floors. Network technicians and low-voltage contractors install it for horizontal runs connecting patch panels to wall plates, access points, and IP devices. It is sold in a 1000-foot pull box for continuous runs and large-scale installations.

Key Features

• CMP plenum rating meets NEC requirements for air-handling space installations
• 23 AWG, 4-pair construction delivers Cat6 performance for Gigabit Ethernet
• Yellow jacket for easy cable identification and color-coded infrastructure management
• 1000-foot pull box minimizes waste and simplifies large cable pulls
• Low-smoke, flame-retardant jacket materials suitable for occupied commercial buildings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style plenum Category 6 cable compatible with standard RJ45 keystone jacks, patch panels, and Cat6 connectors used in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or network cabling technician in accordance with ANSI/TIA-568 standards and applicable NEC articles governing communications wiring. Verify plenum-rated pathway requirements with local authority having jurisdiction before routing cable through air-handling spaces. Avoid sharp bends, staples, or excessive pulling tension that could degrade cable geometry and reduce transmission performance. Terminate both ends with Cat6-rated connectors or keystone jacks using a punch-down tool or crimp tool appropriate for the termination type.