Genesis Cable 47661012 Plenum Thermostat Wire 8 Conductor

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 47661012 is an 8-conductor solid-conductor plenum-rated thermostat wire designed for low-voltage control wiring in HVAC systems. Plenum-rated construction means the jacket meets the smoke and flame requirements needed for installation inside air-handling spaces, including supply and return plenums. This wire is sold by the unit and is a standard choice for HVAC technicians running new thermostat circuits or replacing damaged low-voltage wiring in residential and light commercial applications.

This thermostat wire is used in low-voltage HVAC control circuits where multiple conductors are needed to support multi-stage heating, multi-stage cooling, heat pump systems, or zoning equipment. The 8-conductor count provides enough circuits to handle complex system configurations. The solid conductor construction simplifies termination at thermostat bases, control boards, and zone controllers. It is installed by licensed HVAC technicians in new construction and retrofit scenarios where plenum-rated cable is required by code.

Key Features

• 8-conductor solid wire configuration supports multi-stage and heat pump control circuits
• Plenum-rated jacket meets smoke and flame spread requirements for air-handling space installation
• Solid conductor construction for clean, reliable termination at thermostat terminals and control boards
• Appropriate for low-voltage HVAC thermostat and zone control wiring applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation thermostat wire for low-voltage HVAC control wiring applications requiring plenum-rated, solid-conductor cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for low-voltage wiring. Power down the HVAC system at the disconnect or breaker before terminating any control wiring. Plenum-rated cable is required by code when routing through air-handling spaces; verify local jurisdiction requirements before substituting cable ratings. Avoid sharp bends or staple-through installation that could damage conductor insulation.