SYSTON 22/6 Shielded Fire & Burglar Station Control Cable — Stranded Bare Copper, Plenum Rated CMP/CL3P/FT6, UL/ETL, UV Resistant, 300V (CL3) — 500 FT
4.1(18 ratings)Overview: SYSTON 22/6 control cable designed for fire, security and alarm station installations. This 500 FT roll features stranded bare copper conductors and an aluminum foil shield for reliable low-voltage signal transmission in both indoor and outdoor applications. UV-resistant jacket increases durability when exposed to sunlight. Key features and electrical rating: Stranded bare copper conductors provide excellent conductivity and system reliability. An aluminum foil shielding layer reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI) to keep signals clear and stable. Rated 300V (CL3) as a power-limited circuit cable and capable of carrying a surge of up to 300 watts. UL/ETL listed. Plenum suitability: Constructed to CMP/CL3P/FT6 flame-retardant standards (Plenum Rated), this cable is approved for use in building plenum spaces — such as ceilings and other air-handling spaces used for ventilation and air distribution. CMP is a higher flame-retardant classification than CMR and CM. Typical uses: Ideal for fire alarm wiring, burglar and security systems, public address (PA) systems, intercoms, telephone station connections, communications and instrumentation, access control, nurse call systems, and other power-limited low-voltage circuits. Applications summary: Shielded, plenum-rated 22/6 cable for sensitive communication and alarm systems where EMI protection, flame-retardance, and UV resistance are required — supplied in a 500 FT length.
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