Lutron Electronics GRX-CBL-346S-500 Non-plenum Cable 500 Ft

Product Description

The LUTRON ELECTRONICS GRX-CBL-346S-500 is a 500-foot non-plenum control cable engineered for use with Grafik Eye 3000 and Grafik Eye QS lighting control systems. This cable carries low-voltage communication signals between system components, enabling coordinated zone control across fixtures and panels. It ships as a single unit and is designed for installation in standard conduit or open-air wiring runs where plenum-rated cable is not required by code. Electricians and lighting control technicians install this cable during new construction or retrofit projects where Grafik Eye system wiring is being pulled through walls, conduit, or raceways.

This cable is intended for residential and commercial lighting control applications using the Grafik Eye 3000 or Grafik Eye QS platforms. Typical installation scenarios include multi-zone conference rooms, hospitality spaces, and residential whole-home lighting systems where long cable runs between control processors and keypads or zone modules are needed. At 500 feet per unit, it covers substantial wiring distances in a single spool without mid-run splices.

Key Features

• 500-foot continuous spool minimizes splices on long system runs
• Non-plenum rated construction suitable for conduit and standard wiring pathways
• Designed for low-voltage communication signal transmission in Grafik Eye systems
• Compatible with both Grafik Eye 3000 and Grafik Eye QS control platforms
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward project quantity planning

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Grafik Eye 3000 and Grafik Eye QS lighting control systems as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

This cable is installed by licensed electricians or low-voltage wiring technicians familiar with Lutron Grafik Eye system architecture. Power down the control system before making any cable connections to system components. Because this cable is non-plenum rated, it must not be routed through air-handling plenums or return-air spaces where local building codes require plenum-rated cable. Verify local NEC requirements for low-voltage wiring pathways before pulling cable.