Genesis
Genesis 52545001 12/2 stranded unshielded cable white 500
12 AWG two-conductor stranded riser cable on a 500-foot reel, rated CL3R, CMR and FT4 with sunlight resistance
- 12 AWG stranded conductors for flexible installation
- 500 ft reel reduces splice points on long runs
- CL3R and CMR ratings suit in-wall and riser use
- FT4 flame test rating supports fire-safety compliance
- Sunlight-resistant white jacket endures outdoor exposure
12 AWG 2C stranded riser cable
The Genesis 52545001 is a 12 AWG two-conductor stranded cable on a 500 foot reel. Its white jacket carries CL3R, CMR and FT4 ratings for riser installations. The construction suits low-voltage signalling in commercial and residential pathways.
Upgrade from solid or lower-rated wire
Stranded conductors simplify pulls through conduit and tight bends compared with solid-core alternatives. The riser rating replaces general-purpose cables that cannot pass vertical shaft requirements. Sunlight resistance adds durability where outdoor transitions occur.
Fits low-voltage control and security circuits
The cable integrates into access-control, intercom and building-automation runs that demand a riser-listed pathway. Unshielded design keeps the bundle lightweight for cable-tray routing. White jacket colour aids circuit identification in dense panels.
Highlights
- 12 AWG stranded conductors for flexible installation
- 500 ft reel reduces splice points on long runs
- CL3R and CMR ratings suit in-wall and riser use
- FT4 flame test rating supports fire-safety compliance
- Sunlight-resistant white jacket endures outdoor exposure
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What conduit or tray space does the 12 AWG stranded cable require?
The cable is a 12 AWG 2‑conductor stranded riser wire rated CL3R and CMR, so it must be run in raceways or cable trays sized for that gauge and riser rating.
How do you terminate the stranded conductors without loose strands?
Strip each 12 AWG conductor cleanly, twist the strands tightly, and secure them under the terminal screws or in listed connectors rated for stranded riser cable.
When should the white jacket be inspected or the reel replaced?
Inspect the sunlight‑resistant white jacket periodically for cracking or discoloration; replace the cable if the jacket is damaged or the FT4 riser rating is compromised.
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