Wirepath SB-224-SLD-500-WHT Security Wire 500 Ft

Product Description

The WIREPATH SB-224-SLD-500-WHT is a 24 AWG 2-conductor solid unshielded security wire packaged in a 500-foot spool with a white jacket. Solid conductor construction provides stable, low-resistance signal paths suited for alarm panels, motion detectors, door and window contacts, and other low-voltage security devices. The white jacket blends with standard residential and light commercial wall surfaces and simplifies rough-in work. This wire is pulled and terminated by security system installers, alarm technicians, and low-voltage electricians during new construction or retrofit security projects.

This wire is intended for indoor low-voltage security wiring applications including burglar alarm circuits, access control wiring, and sensor loops in residential and light commercial installations. The solid conductor format is well suited for screw-terminal and punch-down terminations common on alarm control panels and zone expanders. The 500-foot spool length supports whole-structure runs without mid-run splices on most residential jobs.

Key Features

• 24 AWG solid conductor construction for stable, consistent signal transmission
• 2-conductor unshielded configuration covers standard alarm and sensor circuits
• 500-foot spool reduces the need for mid-run splices on larger installations
• White jacket finish suits surface-run and in-wall residential installations
• Solid conductors terminate cleanly at screw terminals and punch-down blocks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-purpose wire for low-voltage security and alarm system wiring applications requiring 24 AWG 2-conductor solid unshielded cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or alarm installer in accordance with local codes and NEC Article 725 requirements for Class 2 and Class 3 wiring. De-energize the alarm panel and all associated circuits before making terminations. Avoid running low-voltage security wire in the same conduit or bundled tightly with line-voltage wiring, as interference can affect signal integrity. Use proper strain relief at terminal points to prevent conductor damage over time.