Genesis Cable 31152105 18/4 Stranded Security Cable 1000 Ft

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 31152105 is an 18 AWG 4-conductor stranded unshielded security cable supplied on a 1000-foot roll in green jacket. Stranded conductors provide flexibility during pull-through installations, making this wire well suited for security alarm systems, access control wiring, and low-voltage signal runs. The 18 AWG gauge is a common choice for runs that require reliable signal integrity over moderate distances in residential and light commercial installations. Licensed alarm and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers of this product.

This cable is used in security system wiring applications including intrusion detection panels, door and window contact circuits, motion detector wiring, and access control device hookups. The green jacket aids in identification in conduit bundles or junction boxes where multiple cable types are present. The unshielded construction is appropriate for standard low-voltage signal environments where EMI interference is not a primary concern.

Key Features

• 18 AWG stranded conductors for flexibility during installation in conduit or open runs
• 4-conductor configuration supports multi-wire security device connections
• Unshielded plain construction suitable for standard low-voltage signal applications
• Green jacket for easy visual identification in multi-cable installations
• 1000-foot roll quantity reduces the need for mid-run splices on longer jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 18 AWG 4-conductor stranded security cable for use with low-voltage alarm panels, access control systems, and security device wiring in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm systems technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 725 for Class 2 and Class 3 remote-control and signaling circuits. De-energize all connected panels and control equipment before terminating conductors. Avoid routing this unshielded cable in close parallel runs with high-voltage wiring to minimize potential signal interference. Use appropriate cable staples, conduit, or raceways as required by the authority having jurisdiction.