Proterial Cable 3024-8RD3 CAT6+ 23/4 UTP CMR Riser Cable, Red

Ensure dependable, high-bandwidth connectivity for security, surveillance and IT monitoring with Proterial Cable America’s Category 6 Network Cable (model 3024-8RD3). This CAT6+ 23/4 UTP riser cable is engineered to deliver consistent signal integrity and low attenuation across runs, so cameras, access control systems and PoE devices perform reliably under load. The CMR riser rating allows safe installation in vertical shafts and between floors, making it ideal for multi-level commercial and institutional deployments.

The solid 23/4 conductor and unshielded twisted pair design balance performance and flexibility, minimizing crosstalk while supporting common networking speeds and PoE requirements. The vivid red jacket provides immediate visual identification for security and emergency circuit runs, streamlining installs and future maintenance. Backed by Proterial Cable America’s manufacturing standards, this Category 6 Network Cable integrates easily with existing structured cabling and termination hardware to reduce downtime and installation complexity.

For integrators and IT managers specifying cabling for CCTV, access control, monitoring or general network infrastructure, the Proterial 3024-8RD3 offers a practical, code-compliant choice. Order this riser-rated CAT6+ cable to simplify deployments and keep mission-critical systems online.

• Deliver reliable, high-speed CAT6+ performance for security, surveillance and enterprise networking
• Riser-rated (CMR) jacket enables safe vertical runs in riser shafts and multi-floor installations
• 23/4 solid-conductor UTP design improves signal integrity and supports PoE devices with consistent power delivery
• Bright red jacket simplifies identification, zoning and rapid troubleshooting during installs and maintenance
• Reduces crosstalk and network interruptions to keep monitoring, security cameras and IT systems online
• Compatible with standard Category 6 terminations for fast deployment in structured cabling infrastructures