Genesis Cable 32955099 Access Control Cable Composite

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 32955099 is a composite multi-conductor access control cable designed for low-voltage security and access control wiring applications. It combines an 18 AWG 4-conductor run with multiple 22 AWG pairs and conductors in a single jacket, allowing installers to pull one cable where separate power and signal runs would otherwise be required. This construction reduces labor time and conduit fill while maintaining signal integrity across control and communication circuits. Licensed low-voltage technicians and security system installers are the primary trade installing this cable in commercial and residential access control systems.

This composite cable is suited for access control panels, door controllers, card readers, and electric lock hardware where both power and signal conductors are needed in the same cable run. The combination of 18 AWG conductors for power and 22 AWG conductors and pairs for signal and data makes it a practical single-pull solution for door access points, gate controllers, and intercom wiring in new construction and retrofit installations.

Key Features

• Composite construction combines 18 AWG 4-conductor and 22 AWG multi-conductor and multi-pair runs in one cable
• Designed for low-voltage access control, security, and door hardware applications
• Single-jacket composite format reduces conduit fill and simplifies cable management
• Sold individually as a unit quantity per spool or cut
• Category: Access Wire, suitable for structured low-voltage installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard composite access control cable for low-voltage security and access control systems requiring combined power and signal conductors in a single cable run.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. De-energize all access control panels and lock power supplies before terminating conductors. Avoid sharp bends beyond the cable minimum bend radius to prevent damage to the insulation or conductor integrity. Verify conductor gauge assignments against panel and hardware specifications before making final terminations.