Genesis Cable 32521106 22AWG 1PR Stranded Security Cable Blue

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 32521106 is a 22 AWG, 1-pair stranded unshielded security cable supplied in a 1000-foot pull box and finished in blue jacket. Stranded conductors provide flexibility during routing through walls, conduit, and cable trays, making this wire well suited for low-voltage security and alarm installations. The unshielded construction keeps the cable profile slim and manageable in runs where RFI is not a concern. Licensed alarm installers and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers of this product.

This cable is designed for use in residential and light commercial security, access control, and alarm system wiring applications. The 22 AWG stranded conductor is sized for typical control-circuit runs connecting sensors, contacts, keypads, and similar low-voltage devices. The blue jacket aids circuit identification in multi-cable runs and in panels where color coding is part of the installation standard. The 1000-foot box format is practical for larger jobs or contractors stocking commonly used wire gauges on the truck.

Key Features

• 22 AWG stranded conductors for flexibility in routing and termination
• 1-pair configuration suitable for single-circuit low-voltage control wiring
• Unshielded construction keeps the cable compact and cost-effective where shielding is not required
• Blue jacket supports color-coded wiring practices and easy circuit identification
• 1000-foot pull box format reduces handling time on larger installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-stock option for residential and light commercial low-voltage security, alarm, and access control wiring applications requiring 22 AWG stranded unshielded 1-pair cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 72 requirements. De-energize the control panel and associated circuits before making any terminations. Avoid routing low-voltage security cable in the same conduit as line-voltage conductors. Use a pull box or cable reel stand to prevent kinking during long pulls.