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Genesis 21075501 22/8 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500' (152.4 m) Pull Box, White
Genesis 21071109 22/8 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 1000' (304.8 m) Pull Box, Gray
Genesis 21071109 22/8 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 1000\' (304.8 m) Pull Box, Gray
Genesis 21071101 22/8 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 1000' (304.8 m) Pull Box, White
Genesis 21065509 22/6 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500' (152.4 m) Pull Box, Gray
Genesis 21065509 22/6 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500\' (152.4 m) Pull Box, Gray
Genesis 21061109 22/6 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 1000' (304.8 m) Pull Box, Gray
Genesis 21061109 22/6 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 1000\' (304.8 m) Pull Box, Gray
Genesis 21051101 22/6 Solid Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 1000' (304.8 m) Pull Box, White
Genesis 21051101 22/6 Solid Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 1000\' (304.8 m) Pull Box, White
Genesis 21045813 22/4 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500' (152.4 m) Speed Bag, Beige
Genesis 21045809 22/4 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500' (152.4 m) Speed Bag, Gray
Genesis 21045808 22/4 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500' (152.4 m) Speed Bag, Black
Genesis 21045807 22/4 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500' (152.4 m) Speed Bag, Brown
Genesis 21045806 22/4 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500' (152.4 m) Speed Bag, Blue
Genesis 21045805 22/4 Stranded Unshielded Cable, Riser, CMR, FT4, 500' (152.4 m) Speed Bag, Green

Security & Access Control Cables

Find security and access control cables for access control, intrusion, readers, locks and monitoring devices. Here you can compare multi-conductor and specialty low-voltage cabling for security systems in one focused category. A well-matched product can simplify installation, reduce compatibility issues and leave room for future expansion, so selection should begin with the system requirements and not just the individual device or accessory.

Selecting Security Access Control Cables for a Reliable Installation

Use the project requirements to narrow the category. Compare conductor count and gauge, shielding, voltage rating, device power, signal requirements and project cable specification. Where several products appear similar, prioritize the option that fits the existing architecture, connection method and installation environment. This is especially important for components that form part of a larger managed, networked or controlled system. For in-wall, plenum, outdoor or other regulated cable runs, confirm the required jacket and installation rating before ordering.