Genesis Cable 33191106 24 Awg 1 Pair Cmp Plenum Cable 1000 Ft

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 33191106 is a 24 AWG, 1-pair stranded unshielded security cable rated for plenum air-handling spaces (CMP). It is designed for low-voltage signal and control wiring in security, access control, and fire alarm support applications. The cable ships in a 1000-foot pull box, making it practical for commercial and residential rough-in work. Licensed low-voltage and alarm technicians are the primary installers. Stranded conductors provide flexibility during routing through conduit or open air-handling spaces, while the CMP jacket rating meets NFPA 90A requirements for plenum installations without the need for conduit in those zones.

This cable is suited for security panel wiring, door contact circuits, motion detector loops, and similar low-voltage signal runs where a plenum-rated jacket is required by the local authority having jurisdiction. The 1-pair, unshielded construction keeps the run clean and compact in installations where interference rejection is handled at the device level. Both commercial buildouts and residential high-rise projects commonly specify CMP-rated cable for above-ceiling and air-handling space routing.

Key Features

• CMP plenum rating meets NFPA 90A requirements for use in air-handling spaces without conduit where permitted
• 24 AWG stranded conductors allow flexibility during pull and routing through tight pathways
• 1-pair unshielded configuration suitable for low-voltage security and control signal circuits
• 1000-foot pull box format reduces handling time on large rough-in jobs
• Sold as a single unit (1 pull box per order)

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-format 24 AWG 1-pair CMP stranded unshielded cable for low-voltage security, access control, and alarm signal wiring applications in plenum-rated installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72, NFPA 90A, and all applicable local codes. De-energize all connected panels and control equipment before terminating conductors. Observe minimum bend radius and avoid sharp edges that can damage the plenum jacket. Verify with the local authority having jurisdiction that the CMP rating satisfies plenum space requirements for the specific application.