Genesis Cable 21025801 22AWG 2-conductor Cmr Security Cable

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 21025801 is a 22 AWG 2-conductor stranded, unshielded security cable rated CMR (riser) and FT4 for use in low-voltage alarm, access control, and security system installations. The stranded conductor construction provides flexibility during routing and termination, while the CMR/FT4 dual flame rating meets code requirements for in-wall and riser pathway installations. This cable is sold as a single unit (EA) and is a standard selection for licensed security and low-voltage technicians running signal circuits in commercial and residential buildings.

This cable is suited for residential and light commercial security system wiring, including intrusion detection panels, motion sensors, door and window contacts, and access control devices. Its unshielded construction keeps installation straightforward in low-interference environments. The white jacket finish is common for interior surface or concealed runs where a clean appearance is required. Low-voltage contractors and security integrators are the primary installers of this cable type.

Key Features

• 22 AWG stranded conductors for flexibility during pull and termination
• 2-conductor configuration for standard security signal circuits
• CMR riser rating permits vertical in-wall and riser shaft routing per fire code
• FT4 flame rating meets Canadian and dual-listed installation requirements
• Unshielded construction simplifies termination in low-interference applications
• White jacket suitable for surface-mount or concealed interior runs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard CMR-rated, unshielded 22 AWG 2-conductor stranded security cable for use with low-voltage alarm panels, access control systems, and security sensors in residential and commercial riser applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security contractor in compliance with NFPA 70 (NEC) Article 725 governing Class 2 and Class 3 remote-control and signaling circuits. De-energize the panel or control device before terminating conductors. CMR-rated cable must be routed through riser shafts and in-wall pathways only — do not substitute for plenum-rated cable in air-handling spaces. Secure cable runs at appropriate intervals per local code and avoid sharp bends that could damage conductor insulation.