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Honeywell’s patent-pending WaveFLEX™ is a flexible jacket design that results in saving time and money to quickly move on to the next job. Meeting full UL specifications, the grooved jacket design is easier than ever to strip and terminate. The WaveFLEX™ is available in Audacious™ sound and Coaxial cables.


Audacious™ Sound Cable


• Easier to strip conductors – reduces nicking the outer strands


• High strand count Oxygen-free copper for extra flexibility and more surface area • Extra flexible WaveFLEXTM terminations


• RoHS compliant • Riser-rated for commercial applications


WG-5473 (5473) 16/2 65str Oxy Free Aud CMR/CL3R/FT4


WG-5474 (5474) 16/4 65str Oxy Free Aud CMR/CL3R/FT4


WG-5475 (5475) 14/2 105str Oxy Free Aud CMR/CL3R/FT4


WG-5476 (5476) 14/4 105str Oxy Free Aud CMR/CL3R/FT4


Specifically for your IP-ready AV needs, Honeywell Cable provides a Category 6 cable manufactured without a spline, providing future proof Cat 6 performance closer to Cat 5e prices.


CAT 6 “Splineless”


• Meets TIA/EIA-568-C.2 requirements for Cat 6 • Sweep Tested to 350 MHz • “Splineless” design - reduces overall diameter, permits more cables per conduit, improves flexibility


WG-6360 (6360) 23AWG 4pr Cat 6 ‘Splineless’ CMR/FT4 WG-6361 (6361) 23AWG 4pr Cat 6 ‘Splineless’ CMP/FT6


jacket for easier


• Countdown footage and Channel, Room, and Zone markings to save installation time


CATV Coaxial Cable


• Extra flexible WaveFLEX™ jacket for easier terminations


• Countdown footage and Room & Zone Markings


• RoHS Compliant WG-5007 (5007) RG6/U SOL CCS Quad-Shield CATV


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