Genesis Cable 21015807 22/2 Solid Riser Cable 500 Ft Brown

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 21015807 is a 22 AWG, 2-conductor solid unshielded riser-rated cable supplied in a 500-foot spool in brown jacket. Riser-rated (CMR) cable is listed for vertical runs between building floors where fire spread resistance is required by code. The solid conductor construction suits low-voltage control and signal applications including security systems, access control, intercom, and fire alarm auxiliary circuits. Licensed low-voltage and alarm technicians are the primary installers for this wire type.

This cable is suited for in-wall and between-floor installations in residential and light commercial buildings where a CMR listing meets the local authority's wiring requirements. The 22 AWG solid conductors are appropriate for point-to-point runs in security panels, door contacts, motion detectors, and similar low-voltage devices. The brown jacket aids identification in multi-cable bundles or finished wall environments.

Key Features

• 22 AWG solid conductors for low-voltage control and signal circuits
• 2-conductor configuration for point-to-point device wiring
• Riser (CMR) rating meets NEC requirements for vertical floor-to-floor runs
• Unshielded construction keeps installation straightforward in low-interference environments
• 500-foot spool minimizes mid-run splices on larger jobs
• Brown jacket for easy identification in multi-wire installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 22/2 solid unshielded riser cable for low-voltage security, access control, intercom, and auxiliary fire alarm wiring applications in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation must comply with NEC Article 800 and applicable local codes governing communication and low-voltage wiring. CMR-rated cable must be used in riser applications; do not substitute CL2 or general-purpose cable in vertical floor-to-floor pathways. De-energize all connected panels and control equipment before terminating conductors. Use a proper cable staple or low-voltage bracket to secure runs without crushing the jacket.