GENERAL CABLE C0841A.41.10 coaxial rf cable 22 AWG 1000 ft
Shielded 22 AWG coaxial cable on a 1000 ft reel for low-voltage computer and control systems
- Product colorGray
- Shielded construction reduces signal interference
- 22 AWG stranded conductors suit low-voltage data runs
- 1000 ft reel-in-box simplifies long cable pulls
- NEC 800 CM rating meets commercial fire-code requirements
- Gray jacket colour aids quick visual identification
Cable specification
This GENERAL CABLE coaxial RF cable uses a 22 AWG stranded conductor in a shielded pair. The grey jacket is rated CM under NEC Article 800 and supplied on a 1000 ft reel in a box. It is intended for computer and control system wiring at 30 V.
Installers needing CM-rated shielded pair
The construction suits installers who require a CM fire rating and a shielded 22 AWG pair for low-voltage data or control runs. Buyers who need a different fire rating, an unshielded design, or a non-standard jacket colour should look at something else.
NEC Article 800 CM rating
The CM rating under NEC Article 800 is the single specification that determines whether this cable meets the building code for your installation. Verify that the local authority accepts CM for the intended pathway before purchase.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | GENERAL CABLE |
| Product color | Gray |
Questions about this item
Does the 1000 ft reel include F-type connectors or must they be purchased separately?
The reel contains 1000 ft of gray 22 AWG stranded coaxial cable rated 30 V with CM fire rating; connectors are not included and must be sourced separately
Should I choose this 22 AWG stranded version or a solid-conductor alternative for a 1000 ft run?
This item is 22 AWG stranded with two conductors, CM rated and supplied on a 1000 ft reel; solid-conductor variants are different products not covered here
What does the 30 V rating mean when the cable is installed in a real system?
The 30 V suggested voltage rating applies to data and control circuits such as computer or building automation systems using this CM-rated coaxial cable
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