Genesis Cable 32262106 18/3 Stranded Shielded Security Cable

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 32262106 is an 18 AWG, 3-conductor stranded shielded security cable supplied on a 1000-foot reel box in blue jacket. Built for low-voltage signal and security system wiring, this cable uses stranded conductors for flexibility during pull and termination. The plenum-rated construction suits installations in air-handling spaces where building codes require reduced smoke and flame characteristics. Security integrators, alarm technicians, and low-voltage electricians install this cable in commercial and residential security, access control, and fire alarm support runs.

This cable is suited for indoor security and alarm wiring applications where a shielded, stranded 18 AWG conductor is required. The blue outer jacket aids in circuit identification during rough-in and termination. The reel box format supports clean, tangle-free dispensing on the job site, making it practical for both new construction pulls and retrofit installations in occupied buildings.

Key Features

• 18 AWG stranded conductors for flexibility and ease of termination
• 3-conductor configuration supports common security and alarm circuit layouts
• Shielded construction reduces interference in low-voltage signal environments
• Plenum-rated jacket suitable for air-handling space installations
• Blue jacket color for visual circuit identification
• 1000-foot reel box for organized, controlled cable dispensing on site

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit cable for low-voltage security, alarm, and access control system wiring applications requiring 18 AWG 3-conductor shielded plenum cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician in accordance with NEC Article 760 and any applicable local codes governing security and alarm wiring. De-energize all circuits before making terminations. Maintain the shield continuity and terminate the drain wire to ground at one end only to prevent ground loops. Avoid running low-voltage signal cable parallel to line-voltage wiring for extended distances to minimize induced interference.