Genesis Cable 22025509 22AWG 2-conductor Security Cable Cmr

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 22025509 is a 22 AWG 2-conductor stranded shielded security cable rated CMR and FT4, supplied in a 500 ft pull box in gray jacket. CMR (Communications Multipurpose Riser) rating qualifies this cable for riser installations between floors, while the FT4 flame rating meets Canadian fire propagation requirements. The overall shield provides noise rejection in environments with electrical interference. Security and low-voltage alarm contractors install this cable for signal runs in commercial and residential security systems.

This cable is suited for interior security and alarm wiring applications including intrusion detection panels, door and window contact circuits, motion sensor wiring, and access control signal runs. The riser rating makes it appropriate for vertical pathways in multi-story buildings. The stranded conductor construction improves flexibility during routing through conduit or along wall cavities compared to solid conductor alternatives.

Key Features

• 22 AWG stranded conductors for improved flexibility in tight routing paths
• Overall shield reduces electromagnetic and radio frequency interference on signal circuits
• CMR riser rating approved for floor-to-floor vertical runs per NEC Article 800
• FT4 flame rating meets Canadian Standards Association fire propagation requirements
• Gray PVC jacket for standard security and alarm installation identification
• 500 ft box format supports clean, tangle-free pulls on the job

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-gauge stranded shielded cable for use with low-voltage security alarm panels, intrusion detection systems, and access control equipment requiring 22 AWG 2-conductor riser-rated signal wire.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm contractor in accordance with NEC Article 800 and local authority having jurisdiction requirements. De-energize all connected panels and control equipment before terminating conductors. Maintain the shield drain wire connection at one end only to prevent ground loops on signal circuits. Avoid running this cable in the same conduit or bundled tightly with line-voltage wiring without appropriate separation per code.