Prysmian Cables Systems 9133300 CAT6 Riser Armored Cable

Product Description

The PRYSMIAN CABLES SYSTEMS 9133300 is an armored CAT6 riser-rated (CMR) network cable sold as a single 1000-foot (1M) reel. Armored construction provides physical protection against crush and rodent damage, making it well suited for runs through walls, conduit, and plenum-adjacent vertical pathways. The CMR rating meets the flame-spread requirements for riser installations per NEC Article 800. Electricians and low-voltage cabling technicians install this cable in structured wiring projects where both network performance and mechanical durability are required.

This cable is intended for vertical riser runs in commercial and residential buildings where network cabling must pass between floors through fire-rated shafts. The armored jacket handles environments where standard unarmored cable would be exposed to mechanical stress. It delivers CAT6-class performance supporting Gigabit Ethernet and standard 568 structured cabling layouts. It is sold per reel, making it suitable for larger installation pulls.

Key Features

• CMR (riser) flame rating meets NEC Article 800 requirements for vertical cable runs
• Armored construction resists crush, abrasion, and rodent damage
• CAT6 performance supports Gigabit Ethernet and high-bandwidth structured cabling
• 1000-foot reel format reduces splicing and supports long continuous pulls
• Blue jacket for easy identification in structured cabling layouts

Compatibility

Designed as a riser-rated armored CAT6 cable for use in standard 568-compliant structured cabling systems requiring CMR-rated, mechanically protected horizontal or vertical network runs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage cabling technician in accordance with NEC Article 800 and applicable local codes. Power down any active network equipment before terminating cable ends. Use appropriate cable pulling tools to avoid exceeding the cable bend radius or tensile limits during installation pulls. Armored cable requires a compatible termination method at patch panels and keystones to properly seat and ground the armor layer where required.