Genesis Cable 21035813 22/4 Solid Riser Cable 500ft Beige

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 21035813 is a 22 AWG 4-conductor solid unshielded riser-rated communication cable supplied in a 500-foot pull box in beige. Riser-rated (CL2R/CMR) cable is engineered to limit flame spread in vertical runs through building plenum and shaft spaces, meeting the fire-resistance requirements for riser installations. The solid-conductor construction reduces DC resistance over long home-run runs, making it a reliable choice for low-voltage control and signal wiring. Security integrators, alarm technicians, and low-voltage electricians install this cable in new construction and retrofit applications.

This cable is well-suited for residential and light commercial low-voltage installations including burglar alarm panels, access control systems, door and window contacts, motion detectors, and similar 4-conductor control wiring applications. The 500-foot length is a standard pull-box quantity sized for single-zone or multi-zone alarm rough-ins. The beige jacket blends with standard interior surfaces where the cable is surface-mounted or left exposed in finished spaces.

Key Features

• 22 AWG solid conductors for consistent signal and reduced resistance on longer runs
• 4-conductor configuration supports common alarm and access control wiring layouts
• Riser-rated jacket limits vertical flame spread for code-compliant in-wall and shaft runs
• Unshielded construction keeps installation simple in low-interference environments
• 500-foot pull box minimizes waste and speeds rough-in on larger jobs
• Beige jacket finish suits exposed surface-mount runs in residential interiors

Compatibility

Designed as a standard riser-rated replacement or new-install cable for 4-conductor low-voltage control and alarm wiring applications in residential and light commercial systems.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage installers and licensed electricians should verify local adoption of the NEC before routing this cable in riser or vertical shaft applications. De-energize any existing alarm or control panel circuits before splicing or terminating conductors. Avoid running this unshielded cable in parallel with line-voltage wiring for extended distances, as induced noise can affect signal integrity. Secure and support cable at intervals required by the applicable code authority having jurisdiction.