A field technician is deploying a dedicated broadband connection for a commercial customer. The cable run must pass through an drop-ceiling space that serves as an active environmental air return for the building's HVAC system. The ISP requires a high-bandwidth coaxial connection between the demarcation point and the cable modem. Which of the following cable jacket ratings and connector types must the technician install to satisfy safety codes and networking requirements?
- Communications Multipurpose Plenum (CMP) rated RG-6 cable with F-type connectorsCevap
- BCommunications Riser (CMR) rated RG-59 cable with BNC connectors
- CCommunications Multipurpose Plenum (CMP) rated RG-59 cable with F-type connectors
- DGeneral Purpose (CM) rated RG-6 cable with F-type connectors
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Communications Multipurpose Plenum (CMP) rated RG-6 cable with F-type connectors
The correct response specifies CMP (Plenum) rated cabling, which is required by fire safety codes when installing cables in spaces used for environmental air ventilation (HVAC plenum). Additionally, RG-6 coaxial cable equipped with F-type screw-on/crimp connectors provides the higher bandwidth capacity and lower attenuation required for cable modem internet connections.
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Plenum Cable Fire Ratings and Coaxial Standards
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