Adi Pro Wire 0E-CMR6YWPR Cat6 Riser Cable 1000 Feet Yellow

Product Description

The ADI PRO WIRE 0E-CMR6YWPR is a Category 6 Plus riser-rated twisted-pair cable built for structured wiring installations in commercial and residential buildings. Rated CMR (Communications Multipurpose Cable, Riser) and FT4, it meets the vertical flame spread requirements needed for runs through building risers and inter-floor pathways. The 23 AWG, 4-pair construction delivers the signal performance expected of Cat6 Plus cabling. This cable ships in a 1000-foot pull box and is the standard choice for low-voltage network infrastructure work requiring a listed riser cable.

This cable is suited for horizontal and vertical structured cabling runs in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-unit residential construction. It is used to backbone network drops, connect IDF closets to MDF rooms, and support 1 Gigabit Ethernet and standard PoE applications over copper. The yellow jacket aids in visual identification for network or specific-use circuit labeling within a cable plant. Low-voltage cabling contractors and licensed electricians performing data infrastructure work are the typical installers.

Key Features

• CMR riser rating meets NEC Article 800 requirements for vertical cable runs in building risers
• FT4 flame rating satisfies Canadian vertical flame spread requirements
• 23 AWG 4-pair construction meets Cat6 Plus performance specifications
• Yellow PVC jacket provides visual identification in structured cabling environments
• 1000-foot pull box packaging supports full-run installations without mid-run splices

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style riser cable for use with standard Cat6 keystone jacks, patch panels, and RJ45 field-termination connectors in 568-compliant structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified electrician in accordance with NEC Article 800 and local building codes. De-energize any adjacent circuits and follow all applicable firestopping requirements when penetrating fire-rated assemblies. Do not exceed the cable minimum bend radius during pulls, and avoid bundling runs tightly enough to cause jacket deformation. Terminate using Cat6-rated punch-down or field-termination tooling to maintain pair twist integrity at the termination point.