Wirepath NST-224-1000-WHT 22AWG 4C Shielded Security Wire 1000ft

Product Description

The WIREPATH NST-224-1000-WHT is a 22 AWG, 4-conductor shielded solid security wire supplied on a 1000-foot spool in white. Classified as fire-shielded solid construction, this cable is engineered for low-voltage security and alarm applications where signal integrity and code compliance matter. The solid conductor geometry maintains consistent resistance over long runs, and the foil shield reduces interference from nearby electrical sources. Licensed alarm technicians and security integrators are the primary installers of this product in both new construction and retrofit environments.

This wire is suited for residential and light commercial security panel installations, including door and window contact wiring, motion detector loops, and keypad runs. The white jacket blends into standard interior wall and ceiling finishes, making it a practical choice for exposed or semi-concealed runs in occupied spaces. The 1000-foot spool length supports larger projects or multi-zone systems where minimizing splice points is a priority.

Key Features

• 22 AWG solid conductor construction for consistent resistance over extended runs
• 4-conductor configuration supports multi-wire security device wiring in a single cable
• Fire-shielded rating addresses code requirements for fire alarm and security cable installations
• Foil shield reduces electromagnetic interference on signal-level circuits
• White jacket suitable for interior residential and commercial applications
• 1000-foot spool reduces the need for mid-run splices on large installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 22 AWG 4-conductor shielded solid wire for use with low-voltage security panels, alarm systems, and access control equipment that accept this conductor gauge and configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm technician in accordance with local codes and NFPA 72 requirements for fire alarm and security wiring. De-energize the security panel and any connected devices before making terminations. Avoid running this cable in the same conduit or pathway as line-voltage wiring to preserve shield effectiveness. Secure cable runs per local building code requirements and manufacturer panel specifications.