Genesis Cable 31965001 Composite Access Control Cable

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 31965001 is a composite access control cable designed for low-voltage security and access control wiring applications. This multi-conductor cable combines 18 AWG 4-conductor wire with 22 AWG 2-pair, 4-pair, and 6-pair shielded segments into a single composite assembly. The individually shielded pairs reduce signal interference, making this cable suitable for installations where multiple signal types must run together in one cable run. It is typically installed by security technicians, low-voltage electricians, and access control integrators working on commercial or residential systems.

This composite cable is used in access control panels, door controllers, card readers, and similar low-voltage security equipment. The combination of 18 AWG power conductors and 22 AWG signal pairs in one jacket simplifies installation by reducing the number of individual cable runs required. It is well suited for commercial buildouts, multi-door access control systems, and structured wiring applications where both power and data signals must be routed to a single device or panel location.

Key Features

• Composite design combines 18 AWG 4-conductor and 22 AWG multi-pair conductors in a single cable
• Individually shielded pairs help reject electromagnetic interference on signal conductors
• Reduces conduit fill and simplifies pulls by consolidating power and signal into one assembly
• Designed for low-voltage access control, security, and structured wiring applications
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style composite cable for low-voltage access control and security wiring systems requiring combined power and multi-pair signal conductors in a single cable assembly.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician in accordance with applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. De-energize all connected equipment and panels before terminating conductors. Avoid sharp bends or kinking the cable during pulls to preserve shield integrity and conductor geometry. Verify that shield drain wires are properly grounded at one end only to prevent ground loops on signal pairs.