Genesis Cable 21031106 22/4 Solid Riser Cable 1000 Ft Blue

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 21031106 is a 22 AWG 4-conductor solid unshielded riser-rated cable supplied in a 1000-foot box in blue. Designed for low-voltage signal and control wiring in commercial and residential buildings, this cable carries a riser (CMR) rating, making it suitable for installation in vertical runs between floors where building codes require flame-retardant cable. The solid conductor construction supports reliable, low-resistance connections in fixed installations. It is a standard choice for fire alarm, security, access control, and HVAC control wiring applications that do not require shielding.

This cable is used in riser shaft and in-wall vertical wiring runs where a CMR-rated, unshielded 4-conductor cable is specified. Typical applications include low-voltage control circuits, intrusion detection systems, intercom wiring, and thermostat or HVAC control runs. It is installed by licensed electricians, low-voltage technicians, alarm installers, and HVAC controls specialists working under NEC Article 725 or NFPA 72 requirements depending on the system type.

Key Features

• 22 AWG solid conductor construction for stable, low-resistance fixed wiring
• 4-conductor configuration handles multi-zone or multi-function control circuits in a single run
• Riser (CMR) rating meets NEC requirements for vertical floor-to-floor cable installations
• Unshielded design suited for general low-voltage signal and control applications
• Blue jacket aids in cable identification and circuit tracing during installation and service
• 1000-foot box provides sufficient quantity for large commercial or multi-run residential projects

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose CMR-rated low-voltage control cable for use in residential and commercial systems requiring 22 AWG 4-conductor solid unshielded riser wire.

Installation Notes

Installation must comply with NEC Article 725 for Class 2 and Class 3 remote-control and signaling circuits, or applicable fire alarm code requirements. De-energize all connected control circuits before terminating or splicing conductors. Solid conductors should be terminated using screw-type or compatible terminal blocks rather than push-in connectors rated for stranded wire only. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, particularly during pulls through conduit or riser shafts.