comCables is pleased to release its new Cat 5e2 Plenum Cable. From the design of the “Easy-Feed” box down to the engineering of the twisted pairs, the 100 MHz plenum cable is installer-friendly and its performance exceeds its 100 MHz rating. The rigid, thin design prevents bending and twisting, making for an easy installation.

The new outer jacket design is durable and tough yet easy to remove when needed, and there's no rip cord to delay installation time. Made in the USA of Solid 24 AWG Copper, it features sequential footage marking and is ETL listed and performance verified. The 5e2 Plenum Cable is now available at comCables Authorised Distributors. A video highlighting the features and benefits can be viewed at www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMLCB86U744.

comCables, a Tier 1 manufacturers of structured cabling, is headquartered in Denver, Colorado. comCables manufactures a complete end to end solution of copper and fiber structured cabling products. comCables products range from Residential to Enterprise systems while focusing on standards based performance. They exceed TIA code and standards and meet all ETL and UL certification requirements. http://www.comcables.com/.

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