Genesis Cable 22021109 22AWG 2C Stranded Shielded Cmr CL2R Cable

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 22021109 is a 22 AWG 2-conductor stranded shielded security cable rated for both CMR (riser) and CL2R applications. The stranded construction provides flexibility during installation, and the foil shield helps reject electromagnetic interference that can degrade signal integrity in low-voltage security and alarm circuits. The gray jacket is a standard finish commonly specified in commercial and residential security installations. Licensed low-voltage technicians and alarm system installers are the primary trades who work with this cable.

This cable is suited for interior riser-rated security, alarm, and access control wiring where both CMR and CL2R ratings are required by code. Typical applications include intrusion detection panels, door contacts, motion detectors, and other low-voltage devices that require a shielded 2-conductor run through wall cavities or up through floor-to-floor risers. Its stranded conductors make it well suited for runs requiring repeated flexing or routing through conduit bends.

Key Features

• 22 AWG 2-conductor stranded construction for flexibility and ease of termination
• Foil shield reduces electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference in low-voltage signal circuits
• CMR riser rating meets fire code requirements for vertical runs between floors
• CL2R rating meets NEC Class 2 remote-control and signaling cable standards for riser use
• Gray jacket provides a neutral, professional finish compatible with standard security installation practices

Compatibility

Designed as a standard riser-rated shielded 2-conductor cable for use in residential and commercial low-voltage security and alarm wiring systems where CMR and CL2R ratings are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm systems technician in accordance with NEC Article 725 requirements for Class 2 riser cables. De-energize all associated control panels and alarm equipment before making terminations. Maintain the drain wire connection to the shield at one end only to prevent ground loops in sensitive signal circuits. Follow local building and fire codes for permitted routing paths and firestopping requirements at floor penetrations.