SYSTON 16/2 Fire Security Control Alarm Cable Wire, 16 AWG 2 Conductors 100% Stranded Copper, Plenum-Rated CMP/CL3P Unshielded, UL/ETL Listed, for Indoor/Outdoor Low Voltage Application Use - 100 FT
Product details
| Management number | 215644945 | Release Date | 2026/04/12 | List Price | $13.60 | Model Number | 215644945 | ||
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- Multiple Applications: Wiring Fire Alarm, Security Burglar Alarm, Public Address Systems, Intercoms, Telephone Stations, Communications, Instrumentation, Access Control, Nurse Call, Security and Other Low Voltage Circuits that are Power-Limited Applications.
- Pure Copper Conductors: Our control cable is built with stranded bare copper conductors, providing maximum conductivity and reliability to ensure that your systems run smoothly.
- CMP (Plenum-Rated): Our cable is designed with your safety in mind. It has the flame retardant grade of CMP/CL3P/FT6 (Plenum Rated) and is the highest flame retardant cable. This cable suited to go in the plenum spaces of buildings such as ceilings and enclosures, that are also used by the building for air distribution systems to transport air. CMP is higher than commercial grade cable CMR and civil grade cable CM.
- Strict Standard: Standard compliances and certifications - NEC: 725 & 800, UL Standard: UL 13 & UL 444, Flame Rating: NFPA 262 (Plenum), CSA-C22.2 No.2556 (FT6), UL and/or ETL listed and RoHS compliant.
- 300V Low-Voltage Circuit Cable (CL3 Rated): 300V rating ensures superior insulation and a high safety margin for low-voltage use, making it ideal for thermostats, security systems, and audio/visual installations while complying with Class 3 (100VA) power-limited standards.
| Color | Black |
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| Voltage | 300 Volts |
| Brand Name | Syston Cable Technology |
| Unit Count | 100.0 Feet |
| Manufacturer | SYSTON CABLE TECHNOLOGY |
| Material Type | Copper |
| Number Of Wires | 2 |
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