Genesis Cable 21091009 22AWG 12C Riser Security Cable 1000ft Gray

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 21091009 is a 22 AWG, 12-conductor stranded unshielded riser-rated security cable supplied on a 1000-foot roll in gray jacket. Riser (CMR) rating allows vertical runs between floors in commercial and residential buildings, meeting fire code requirements for in-wall and plenum-adjacent vertical installations. The stranded conductor construction provides flexibility for routing through conduit, junction boxes, and tight pathways common in low-voltage security and access control work. Licensed low-voltage technicians and security system installers are the primary tradespeople who work with this cable.

This cable is suited for intrusion alarm systems, access control panels, fire alarm auxiliary circuits, and other low-voltage security applications that require a multi-conductor run between devices and control equipment. Its 12-conductor count supports complex zone wiring, panel-to-device home runs, or bundled multi-function runs in a single pull. The gray jacket blends with standard low-voltage rough-in work and is compatible with most standard low-voltage staples and cable supports.

Key Features

• 22 AWG stranded conductors for flexibility in tight routing paths
• 12-conductor configuration supports multi-zone and multi-function security wiring
• Riser (CMR) fire rating approved for vertical floor-to-floor cable runs
• Unshielded construction keeps termination simple in standard low-noise environments
• 1000-foot roll minimizes splice points on long runs
• Gray jacket finish suitable for concealed low-voltage installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard CMR-rated 22 AWG 12-conductor security cable for use with intrusion alarm panels, access control systems, and other low-voltage security equipment requiring multi-conductor riser cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm technician in accordance with applicable NEC Article 725 and local fire code requirements for riser-rated cable. Verify that the CMR rating meets the fire-stop and building code requirements of the specific installation location before routing. Secure cable at required intervals using appropriate low-voltage cable staples or supports, and avoid running alongside high-voltage conductors without maintaining proper separation. Do not exceed the cable bend radius during pulls to prevent conductor damage.