Genesis Cable 51931102 Cat6a Riser Cable Cmr 1000 Ft Yellow

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 51931102 is a Cat6a riser-rated data cable designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential buildings. Constructed with 23 AWG, 4-pair twisted conductors, it meets CMR (Communications Multipurpose Cable, Riser) and FT4 flame-spread ratings, making it suitable for vertical runs between floors without conduit in many jurisdictions. The yellow jacket aids in quick visual identification on the job site. Network installers and low-voltage technicians pull this cable for high-speed data runs requiring 10-Gigabit Ethernet performance over horizontal and backbone pathways.

This cable is used in riser applications where cable must pass through floor openings and vertical shafts. It supports structured cabling in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-story residential construction. The 1000-foot box format is the standard pull-box configuration used by low-voltage contractors for large commercial and multi-unit residential projects. The CMR rating satisfies NEC Article 800 riser requirements, and the FT4 rating meets Canadian installation codes where applicable.

Key Features

• 23 AWG, 4-pair construction supports Cat6a performance standards including 10GBase-T applications
• CMR (Riser) flame rating meets NEC Article 800 requirements for vertical cable runs
• FT4 flame-spread rating satisfies Canadian electrical code requirements
• Yellow jacket provides clear visual identification for network infrastructure labeling
• 1000-foot pull box minimizes waste and speeds installation on large cable runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style structured cabling solution for Cat6a-rated jacks, patch panels, and keystone modules in riser and backbone cabling installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or network cabling contractor in accordance with NEC Article 800 and local building codes. De-energize any adjacent circuits before routing cable through walls, floors, or ceiling spaces. Maintain minimum bend radius during pulls to avoid damaging twisted-pair geometry, which directly affects Cat6a performance. Do not staple or over-cinch cable ties, as compression of the jacket can degrade signal integrity.