Does this cable comply with regulations for use in an interior public school -- Plenam Rated?
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Hello Isaac,This cable is standard UL rated, but it is not Plenum rated. Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
873788
This is why I bought it and used it last winter. It work fine for me. Before this I was using three 25 foot cords that I had for general use. They were always unplugging It is heavy as there is a lot of copper in it.
1920814
If you need 10 gage 4 wire, yes. You will want to check MD code as far as needing the wire enclosed in conduit. But as far as the wire itself, this is compliant.
1537082
I haven't tested that myself but that's well within what the cable will handle. That should work just fine.
2089886
It is a thin cable but may be too much for the house. If you have a large area to cover, may be a good bet for the house. I use it on an electric lawnmower but find it too thin for my tastes.
1101816
Yes and no. If you put it in conduit, then it's protected enough you should be fine. It is not an outdoor rated cable, however.
1813522
It is rated for indoor use only, search for burial rated cable, buy the gell injected..
1453505
Cable was run in wall with no problems. Ends are secure and well manufactured. Routing is easy with reasonable carewhile routing cable. if thats what your asking.
1294110
Not that I'm aware of but I haven't had a problem with the cable and it's been installed and underground for about a year now. We've had well above average rainfall here in the south east US and not one problem. My parents use it to stream blu ray at their home next door from my NAS.
1468553
I havenever heard of a cable being non compliant with a device with thecorresponding plug, so i wouldassume yes.
1144746
This response is directly from Mediabridge support: "In-Wall certified means that the cable has been submitted to "Underwriters Laboratories", a for-profit testing center that submits the cable to a vertical flame test to see how the cable performs while in a fire. We see no value in the test so we do not participate. Our raw materials manufacturer that makes the body of our 50ft HDMI cable has already had the material tested so we keep that rating but all other cables we sell are not submitted by choice." Hope this helps you out! James
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I am running gigabit Ethernet error free on a 150 foot run of this stuff. I have also done POE over the cable. The high frequency energy for the gbe signalling only travels on the outside surface (the skin) of the conductor, so the fact that it is copper clad is a non issue for performance. The only possible issue is DC resistance, and that would matter only if you are doing POE with a load more than 6W, at a distance more than 200 feet from the POE source. The reason this is copper cad aluminium is to save money and weight.
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Thanks for the reply and the link. I'll search for the Polycom version of the cables.
846227
Probably just fine. I use it with a 50' cable for getting signals while tailgating so I know you can have a long cable and have used it indoors as well.
2046869
I'm pretty sure it isn't. I know Lorex sells plenum rated cables, of course for a lot more money.
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I think so. I used it for exterior and am sure it will hold up for a long time. In wall is much easier on the life of a cable because it doesn't have any outdoor elements that mess with it. It's also reasonably rigid so i think it will feed through walls nicely.
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Should not be a problem, cable is durable enough. Local building electrical codes would be a factor if new construction install after electrical inspector signs off. otherwise go for it for neatness.