Genesis Cable 31211012 16/2 CL2P Security Cable 1000 Ft Beige

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 31211012 is a 16 AWG 2-conductor stranded, jacketed security cable rated CL2P for plenum-rated low-voltage applications. Supplied on a 1000-foot roll in a beige jacket, this cable is designed for security system wiring, access control runs, and similar low-voltage signal circuits where a plenum fire rating is required. The stranded conductor construction provides flexibility during installation, making it easier to pull through conduit or route through tight pathways in commercial and residential buildings. Licensed security installers and low-voltage contractors rely on this cable type for code-compliant work in plenum air-handling spaces.

This cable is suited for security alarm systems, access control panels, motion detector wiring, and other Class 2 low-voltage applications. Its CL2P rating qualifies it for installation in plenum ceilings and environmental air spaces where standard CL2 or CMR cable is not permitted by code. The 1000-foot roll length is practical for larger commercial jobs or multi-zone residential installs where longer runs are common.

Key Features

• 16 AWG 2-conductor stranded construction for flexibility and ease of routing
• CL2P plenum rating meets NEC requirements for use in air-handling plenum spaces
• Beige jacket blends with standard ceiling and wall finishes
• 1000-foot roll reduces splicing and supports long cable runs
• Jacketed design provides mechanical protection along the cable run

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style low-voltage security cable for use with Class 2 security, access control, and alarm panel installations requiring plenum-rated wiring.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security contractor in accordance with NEC Article 725 and applicable local codes. Always de-energize the panel or control equipment before terminating conductors. In plenum spaces, verify the CL2P rating satisfies the authority having jurisdiction before pulling cable. Avoid sharp bends or kinks that can damage the stranded conductors or compromise the jacket.