West Penn Wire 1PR22POR1000 22 Awg Shielded Ffep Plenum Cable

Product Description

The WEST PENN WIRE 1PR22POR1000 is a shielded multimedia cable built for low-voltage signal and control wiring in commercial and institutional installations. Constructed with 22 AWG conductors, a foil shield for noise rejection, and an FFEP (fluorinated ethylene propylene) jacket rated for plenum air-handling spaces, this cable meets the fire and smoke requirements for above-ceiling and air-return pathway routing. It ships in a 1000-foot pull configuration, making it practical for large-run structured wiring, audio distribution, and control system projects. Licensed low-voltage contractors and systems integrators are the primary installers.

This cable is suited for multimedia, audio, and low-voltage control wiring in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and hospitality environments where plenum-rated pathways are required. The FFEP plenum jacket makes it appropriate for use in air-handling spaces without conduit, in compliance with building and fire codes. Its single-pair, shielded construction handles applications where signal integrity and interference rejection are priorities in long cable runs.

Key Features

• 22 AWG conductors for low-voltage signal and control applications
• Foil shield provides EMI and RFI interference rejection along the full run
• FFEP plenum-rated jacket approved for air-handling space installation
• 1-pair configuration suitable for point-to-point signal runs
• 1000-foot continuous pull length reduces splices on long runs
• Designed for multimedia, audio distribution, and control wiring systems

Compatibility

Designed as a plenum-rated shielded multimedia cable for use in low-voltage signal, audio, and control wiring systems where FFEP jacket material and foil shielding are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or electrical contractor in accordance with applicable NEC plenum wiring requirements and local building codes. De-energize all related low-voltage equipment before terminating cable ends. Avoid sharp bends or kinking during pulls to preserve shield continuity and conductor integrity. Do not exceed the cable's rated bend radius when routing through conduit or cable management systems.