Genesis Cable 10215008 14/2 Underground Zip Cord 500ft

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 10215008 is a 14/2 stranded zip cord designed for underground landscape lighting installations. This two-conductor, 14 AWG cable is built to run buried circuits that power low-voltage pathway lights, deck lights, and other outdoor lighting fixtures. The black jacket helps the cable blend into landscape settings and resists UV and moisture exposure typical of direct-burial or conduit-fed underground runs. It is sold as a 500-foot reel, making it well suited for larger residential and commercial landscape lighting projects where a single continuous run reduces splice points and improves circuit reliability.

This cable is used in low-voltage landscape lighting systems where the wire is routed underground from a transformer to individual fixture tap points. Electricians and landscape lighting installers commonly use this cord for residential yard lighting, commercial property perimeter lighting, and similar outdoor applications. The 500-foot reel length supports extended runs across large properties without the need for mid-run splices.

Key Features

• 14 AWG two-conductor stranded construction for flexible routing through conduit or direct burial
• Zip cord design allows conductors to be separated easily at fixture connection points
• Black outer jacket for low-visibility blending in landscape and outdoor environments
• 500-foot reel minimizes the number of splices needed on large lighting runs
• Stranded conductors improve flexibility during installation compared to solid wire

Compatibility

Designed for use in low-voltage underground landscape lighting circuits. Suitable for installations where 14 AWG two-conductor zip cord is specified for direct-burial or conduit underground runs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or licensed landscape lighting contractor in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for underground wiring. Always de-energize the lighting transformer before making any wire connections or splice work. When burying cable without conduit, confirm the installation method meets local code requirements for burial depth and soil conditions. Avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable during installation to maintain conductor integrity.