Genesis Cable 31251012 12/2 Stranded CL2P Cable 1000 Ft

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 31251012 is a 12 AWG 2-conductor stranded, jacketed, CL2P-rated security cable supplied on a 1000-foot roll in beige. CL2P (Plenum) rating means the jacket is formulated to meet strict smoke and flame requirements for installation in air-handling spaces such as HVAC plenums and return-air ducts. The stranded conductor construction provides flexibility during pull-through installation in conduit or open runs. This cable is used by licensed security, low-voltage, and alarm technicians on commercial and residential jobs where plenum-rated wiring is required by code.

This cable suits low-voltage security, access control, intercom, and alarm signal wiring applications where the cable path passes through or above a plenum ceiling or inside an air-return space. The beige jacket blends with standard drop-ceiling and open-ceiling environments. A 1000-foot roll reduces mid-run splices on large floor plates or multi-zone installations. Installers working under NFPA 90A requirements will find the CL2P rating satisfies the plenum substitution hierarchy for CL2 and CL2R-rated cable in those spaces.

Key Features

• CL2P plenum rating meets NFPA 90A smoke and flame requirements for air-handling spaces
• 12 AWG stranded conductors provide flexibility for routing and termination
• 2-conductor configuration suited for security, alarm, and access-control signal runs
• 1000-foot roll reduces splice points on large or multi-zone installations
• Beige jacket finish suits plenum ceiling and open-ceiling environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style plenum security cable suitable for low-voltage security, alarm, and access-control wiring systems requiring CL2P-rated 12 AWG 2-conductor cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) Article 725 and local authority-having-jurisdiction requirements. Confirm plenum-rated cable is required for the specific ceiling or air-handling space before pulling the run. De-energize any connected equipment and follow lockout procedures before making terminations. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, as this can damage stranded conductors and degrade signal integrity.