Wirepath SP-LUT1-500 Non-plenum Audio Cable 500 Ft

Product Description

The WIREPATH SP-LUT1-500 is a 500-foot spool of non-plenum audio cable designed for low-voltage signal distribution in residential and light commercial installations. This cable is suited for in-wall or surface-run audio wiring in spaces where plenum-rated cable is not required by code. Licensed low-voltage technicians and A/V integrators typically specify this spool format for longer runs on structured wiring projects. The 500-foot spool length reduces mid-run splices and supports clean, continuous cable routing throughout a building.

This cable is used in residential and light commercial audio distribution systems where runs pass through standard non-plenum wall cavities, conduit, or raceways. It is commonly installed in dedicated media rooms, whole-home audio setups, and multi-zone speaker systems. The spool format is well suited for new construction and renovation projects where installers are pulling multiple runs from a central equipment location.

Key Features

• 500-foot continuous spool minimizes splices on long cable runs
• Non-plenum rated for installation in standard wall cavities and conduit outside air-handling spaces
• Designed for low-voltage audio signal distribution
• Spool packaging supports organized, tangle-free pulls on the job site

Compatibility

Designed for use in non-plenum audio wiring applications in residential and light commercial low-voltage systems. Compatible with standard audio distribution equipment and multi-zone speaker installations where non-plenum cable meets local code requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or A/V technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 725 for Class 2 and Class 3 wiring. Verify with the authority having jurisdiction that non-plenum cable is permitted in the intended pathway before installation. Do not route non-plenum cable through air-handling spaces or plenums where plenum-rated cable is required by code. Power down connected audio equipment before terminating or connecting cable runs.