West Penn Wire 355GY1000 Security Cable 22 Awg Shielded

Product Description

The WEST PENN WIRE 355GY1000 is a 4-conductor, 22 AWG solid shielded security cable designed for low-voltage signal and control wiring applications. The cable features two shielded pairs (2 shielded, 2 unshielded conductors) within a PVC jacket, providing reliable protection against electromagnetic interference in security and access control systems. At 1000 feet per reel, this cable suits commercial and residential installations where consistent signal integrity is required across runs to panels, sensors, and detection devices. Licensed security and low-voltage electricians are the primary installers of this type of cable.

This cable is suited for security alarm systems, access control wiring, intercom runs, and similar low-voltage signal applications in both commercial and residential environments. The 22 AWG solid conductor construction supports stable signal transmission over typical security system distances. The shielded pair configuration helps reject interference from adjacent wiring and electrical equipment in conduit or open-run installations.

Key Features

• 4-conductor configuration with 2 shielded and 2 unshielded conductors for flexible circuit layout
• 22 AWG solid conductor construction for consistent low-voltage signal performance
• PVC outer jacket rated for standard indoor security cable installations
• Shielded pair reduces electromagnetic and radio frequency interference on signal circuits
• 1000-foot reel length minimizes splice points on longer runs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard low-voltage security cable for use with alarm panels, access control systems, motion detectors, and similar devices requiring 22 AWG shielded multi-conductor wiring.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or electrical contractor in accordance with applicable NEC Article 725 requirements for Class 2 and Class 3 signal circuits. De-energize all connected panels and control equipment before terminating conductors. Maintain minimum bend radius per manufacturer recommendations to avoid conductor damage. Shield drain wires should be terminated at one end only to prevent ground loops on signal circuits.