Belden Inc. CAF1107004 CAT6 Patch Cord 4 Ft Cmr Purple

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. CAF1107004 is a CAT6 copper patch cord designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and light industrial environments. Built to CMR (Communications Multipurpose Cable, Riser) flame rating standards, this cord is suitable for vertical runs between floors where fire-spread resistance is required by code. The purple jacket color aids in cable identification and organization within patch panels and server racks. Sold individually, this patch cord is a reliable interconnect solution for data and voice network applications.

This patch cord is suited for horizontal and riser cable runs in commercial office, data center, and industrial network environments. It is typically installed by low-voltage network technicians or electricians during structured cabling rough-in and termination work. The CMR rating makes it appropriate for installation in riser pathways where building codes require flame-retardant cabling. The 4-foot length is commonly used for short patch panel to switch connections or workstation drops at equipment racks.

Key Features

• CAT6 performance rating supporting high-speed data and voice transmission
• CMR (Riser) flame rating for vertical and inter-floor cable runs
• Purple jacket for easy visual identification in high-density cabling environments
• 4-foot length suited for short equipment-to-patch-panel connections
• Sold as a single unit for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard interconnect for CAT6 and CAT6E patch panel and switch port applications in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage technicians or licensed electricians typically install riser-rated patch cords in compliance with NEC Article 800 requirements for communications wiring. Verify that the cable pathway is rated for CMR use before installation in riser or vertical applications. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius for CAT6 cabling, and avoid bundling patch cords tightly in a manner that could degrade signal performance. Disconnect active network equipment from power before servicing patch connections in live racks.