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When your project demands dependable vertical cabling, you need a Cat5e riser cable that meets strict industry standards. Discounted Cables supplies you with professional-grade Cat5e riser 1000ft options, ideal for commercial buildings, multi-story offices, and structured cabling systems. You receive cables engineered for vertical runs between floors, ensuring both performance and code compliance.
Our Cat5e Ethernet cable riser features solid bare copper conductors, not copper-clad aluminum, so you get optimal signal transmission and long-term reliability. Each cable supports gigabit speeds up to 1000 Mbps over 100 meters and meets TIA/EIA-568.2-D standards for peace of mind.
You want cables that deliver consistent results. Our Cat5e riser copper bulk products provide:
Our riser-rated Cat5e cables use four twisted pairs to minimize crosstalk and electromagnetic interference. You can confidently use them for Power over Ethernet (PoE) and other modern network applications.
You benefit from our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. We manufacture our cables in the USA and test every batch to ensure compliance with UL, ETL, and CSA standards. Our tax-free delivery policy gives you a cost advantage that most competitors do not offer.
You can select from Cat5e riser blue and other color options to organize your network infrastructure. This makes it easy to identify different segments and maintain a professional appearance in riser shafts and telecom closets.
You use our Cat5e riser cable for vertical runs in riser shafts, elevator shafts, and between floors in commercial or residential buildings. These cables are not suitable for plenum spaces; for those, you need plenum-rated cables.
Our pull-box packaging prevents tangling, and the integrated ripcord allows you to quickly strip the jacket, saving time during installation.
You receive cables that exceed industry standards. Our manufacturing process includes third-party verification and compliance with UL, ETL, and CSA certifications. Each batch undergoes Fluke testing to verify performance before shipping.
Our cables also meet ISO/IEC 11801 and ANSI/TIA 862 standards, making them suitable for building automation, security systems, and data networks.
You save time and money with our fast shipping for orders placed promptly. Our tax-free delivery policy reduces your project costs, especially for bulk orders.
Our technical support team helps you select the right cable for your needs, whether you require a Cat5e shielded riser for high-interference environments or standard unshielded versions.
CAT5e riser cable is designed for vertical installations between floors in commercial and residential buildings. You use it in riser shafts, elevator shafts, and vertical pathways where fire safety regulations require CMR-rated jackets. It supports gigabit Ethernet, telephone systems, and PoE in non-plenum spaces.
Riser cable refers to the fire safety rating (CMR) of the cable jacket, while Ethernet describes the cable’s data transmission capability. You can have Ethernet cables with different fire ratings, including riser, plenum, or general purpose. CAT5e riser cables are Ethernet cables with fire-resistant jackets for vertical installations.
The main difference is the fire safety rating and installation location. You use CAT5e riser (CMR) cables for vertical runs in non-air-handling spaces. Cat5e Plenum (CMP) cables have stricter fire resistance and lower smoke emission, required for air-handling spaces. Cat5e Plenum cables cost more but can substitute for riser applications.
Riser cables provide code-compliant fire safety for vertical installations, preventing flame spread between floors. You benefit from reliable gigabit data transmission, PoE compatibility, and long-term durability. Riser cables cost less than plenum alternatives while meeting NEC requirements for non-plenum vertical pathways.
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