Prysmian Cables Systems 7136100 CAT6 Riser Utp Outdoor Cable

Product Description

The PRYSMIAN CABLES SYSTEMS 7136100 is a CAT6 riser-rated UTP outdoor network cable supplied in a 1000-foot master reel configuration in black jacket. Designed for structured cabling installations that run between floors in commercial or multi-family buildings while also tolerating outdoor exposure, this cable meets the dual demands of riser fire ratings and environmental durability. Electricians and low-voltage cabling contractors install this type of cable in vertical runs, aerial drops, and conduit paths exposed to moisture or UV. The riser rating classifies it for use in building risers and vertical shafts per applicable fire and building codes.

This cable is suited for commercial and residential structured cabling projects where a vertical riser pathway transitions to or from an outdoor segment. Typical applications include building-to-building runs in conduit, rooftop equipment connections, and indoor-to-outdoor transitions in data or surveillance network infrastructure. The black jacket aids in UV and weather resistance for partially exposed runs. Low-voltage cabling contractors and electricians working under NEC Article 800 guidelines are the primary installers for this product type.

Key Features

• CAT6 performance rating supports Gigabit Ethernet and standard PoE applications
• UTP construction with no shielding required for most standard structured cabling layouts
• Riser-rated jacket meets vertical fire propagation requirements for in-building runs
• Outdoor-rated jacket material provides resistance to moisture and UV exposure
• Black jacket finish suitable for outdoor conduit and exposed aerial installations
• 1000-foot reel quantity reduces mid-run splices on long commercial cable pulls

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style riser and outdoor-rated CAT6 UTP cable for use with standard RJ45 keystone jacks, patch panels, and CAT6-compatible termination hardware in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage cabling contractor or electrician familiar with NEC Article 800 communications wiring requirements. De-energize any active patch panels or PoE switches before terminating cable ends to avoid equipment damage. Maintain minimum bend radius and avoid kinking or over-tensioning during pulls through conduit. For outdoor runs, ensure proper drip loops and weatherproof conduit fittings are used at all entry points where cable transitions from exterior to interior.