Genesis Cable 45136104 14/2 Solid Fplp Plenum Fire Alarm Cable

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 45136104 is a 14 AWG 2-conductor solid-conductor fire alarm cable rated for plenum (FPLP) installations. It is designed for use in fire detection and signaling systems where building codes require plenum-rated wiring to limit smoke and flame spread through air-handling spaces. The solid conductor construction supports reliable point-to-point connections in low-current fire alarm circuits. The red jacket provides instant visual identification as life-safety wiring. Licensed fire alarm technicians and licensed electricians install this cable in commercial and light industrial settings.

This cable is suited for installation in plenum air spaces, dropped ceilings, and raised floors where FPLP ratings are mandated by the National Electrical Code or local authority having jurisdiction. It is commonly pulled in new commercial construction and renovation projects for connecting initiating devices, notification appliances, and control panels in addressable and conventional fire alarm systems. The red jacket meets industry convention for fire alarm cable identification.

Key Features

• FPLP plenum rating — meets NEC requirements for installation in air-handling spaces without conduit where permitted
• 14 AWG solid conductor construction for stable resistance and secure terminal connections
• 2-conductor configuration suitable for Class B and Class A fire alarm circuit wiring
• Red outer jacket for code-compliant and intuitive life-safety system identification
• Reel box packaging supports clean, tangle-free pulls on the job

Compatibility

Designed as an FPLP-rated plenum fire alarm cable for use in fire detection and signaling systems requiring 14 AWG 2-conductor solid wiring in air-handling spaces per NEC Article 760.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician or certified fire alarm technician in accordance with NEC Article 760 and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the fire alarm control panel before terminating conductors. Use listed connectors and terminal blocks rated for fire alarm circuit wiring. Avoid sharp bends that could damage the plenum jacket or deform the solid conductors.