C2G Debuts New CatX Cable That’s TAA Compliant and Meets ANSI/TIA 568.2-D Standards
C2G, a brand of Legrand AV, announced the availability of its new range of bulk Ethernet cables, including Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a options, available in 1,000-feet (304.8-meter) spools of various colors. This category cable is compliant with TAA and meets ANSI/TIA 568.2-D standards. With the line, C2G also introduces innovative packaging that helps save space and improves cable payout.
The C2G Bulk Category Cable line offers a variety of technologies, jacket ratings, and colors to suit different applications. IT and AV integrators can choose from CMR (riser), CMP (plenum), and CM (standard) ratings. CMR cables are designed for vertical cabling between building floors and meet safety standards to help prevent the spread of fire. CMP cables are ideal for areas with strict fire safety requirements, particularly where air circulation is a concern, providing the highest level of fire resistance. CM jacket ratings are suitable for general-purpose cabling within buildings, offering a less stringent level of fire resistance, making them suitable for areas where fire safety is less critical.
Additionally, C2G’s Bulk Category Cable line features both unshielded and shielded options. Unlike the unshielded cable (UTP), the shielded F/UTP (Foiled Unshielded Twisted Pair) includes an integrated metal foil screen with a drain wire, significantly reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk. This design ensures superior signal transmission and minimizes data errors.
C2G Bulk Category Cable is delivered in packaging that uses less cardboard and less plastic while delivering a smooth, hassle-free cable-pulling experience that helps improve productivity. The slim packaging reduces cardboard waste, while its inner spool design uses less plastic and delivers a tangle-free cable-pulling experience. The slimmer package also allows shipment and storage of more cable in the same amount of space as before. Because more boxes fit onto each pallet, companies can potentially save on shipping costs.