Genesis Cable 43151004 12/2 Solid Fplr Fire Alarm Cable Red

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 43151004 is a 12 AWG, 2-conductor solid-conductor fire alarm cable rated FPLR (Riser) for use in fire detection and notification systems. The solid conductor construction and riser-rated jacket make it a standard choice for vertical runs between floors in commercial and residential structures. This cable ships on a 1,000-foot reel and is suitable for low-voltage signaling circuits typical of conventional and addressable fire alarm panel installations. Licensed fire alarm technicians and low-voltage contractors are the primary installers of this cable.

This cable is designed for use in fire alarm and life-safety signaling applications where a riser-rated, unshielded solid-conductor cable is required. The FPLR rating qualifies it for installation in vertical runs through floor-to-floor shafts without requiring conduit in many jurisdictions. The red jacket color is the industry-standard identifier for fire alarm wiring, aiding in circuit identification during installation and service. It is well suited for panel-to-device home runs, riser trunks, and zone wiring in light commercial and multi-story residential projects.

Key Features

• 12 AWG solid conductors support longer home runs with reduced voltage drop on notification circuits
• FPLR (Riser) rating meets NEC Article 760 requirements for riser installations without conduit in many applications
• Unshielded, 2-conductor configuration suited for conventional and addressable fire alarm signaling
• Red jacket provides immediate visual identification as fire alarm circuit wiring
• 1,000-foot reel quantity reduces mid-run splices on large jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard FPLR riser-rated fire alarm cable for use with conventional and addressable fire alarm control panels and devices requiring 12 AWG 2-conductor solid wiring.

Installation Notes

Installation must comply with NEC Article 760 and any applicable local fire codes. Work should be performed by a licensed fire alarm or low-voltage contractor. De-energize the fire alarm panel and lock out the circuit before making any terminations. Do not substitute FPLR-rated cable in plenum spaces where an FPLP-rated cable is required by code.