Genesis Cable 21031113 22/4 Solid Riser Cable 1000 Ft Beige

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 21031113 is a 22 AWG 4-conductor solid unshielded riser-rated cable supplied in a 1000-foot box in beige jacket. This cable is designed for low-voltage signal and control wiring in building interiors where a CMR (Communications Multipurpose Riser) rating is required. The solid conductor construction maintains consistent signal transmission over long runs, making it a reliable choice for alarm panels, access control systems, and HVAC thermostat wiring. Licensed electricians and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers of this cable type.

This cable is well suited for residential and light commercial applications including fire alarm signaling, security systems, intercom wiring, and HVAC control runs. The riser rating allows installation in vertical shafts and between floors in accordance with NEC Article 800 requirements. The beige jacket blends with standard interior wall finishes, reducing the need for additional concealment in exposed runs. The 1000-foot box format supports full-building installs without mid-run splices.

Key Features

• 22 AWG solid conductors for stable resistance and consistent signal over extended runs
• 4-conductor configuration supports multi-zone or multi-function low-voltage circuits
• CMR riser rating permits vertical floor-to-floor installation per NEC Article 800
• Unshielded construction keeps weight low and simplifies termination in panel-dense installs
• Beige jacket finish suits standard interior wall environments
• 1000-foot box quantity minimizes splice points on large jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard riser-rated low-voltage cable suitable for use with alarm panels, access control equipment, intercom systems, and HVAC thermostat control wiring that require 22 AWG 4-conductor solid unshielded cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified low-voltage technician in compliance with NEC Article 800 and applicable local codes. De-energize any connected panels or control equipment before making terminations. Avoid running this cable in conduit or spaces shared with line-voltage wiring without verifying separation requirements under NEC guidelines. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius of the cable during routing to prevent conductor damage.