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Security/Alarm Wire, Yellow, 22/4 (22AWG 4 Conductor), Solid, CMR / Inwall rated, Coil Pack, 500 foot
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Our 500 foot yellow 22 AWG (American Wire Gauge) 4 conductor solid security/alarm wire comes in easy-to-use coilpacks. This wire is CMR/ riser and in-wall rated; it is not intended for plenum situations. This security wire is designed for use in security/alarm systems. It is typically used for connecting motion sensors, keypads, magnetic contacts, g…
Our 500 foot yellow 22 AWG (American Wire Gauge) 4 conductor solid security/alarm wire comes in easy-to-use coilpacks. This wire is CMR/ riser and in-wall rated; it is not intended for plenum situations. This security wire is designed for use in security/alarm systems. It is typically used for connecting motion sensors, keypads, magnetic contacts, glass breaks (acoustic detectors), smoke detectors, communicators, sounders/strobes, entry management and control panels in such systems. When wiring a system please be sure to consult the manufacturers' recommendations for wire conductors, gauge and expected resistance.
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Our 500 foot yellow 22 AWG (American Wire Gauge) 4 conductor solid security/alarm wire comes in easy-to-use coilpacks. This wire is CMR/ riser and in-wall rated; it is not intended for plenum situations. This security wire is designed for use in security/alarm systems. It is typically used for connecting motion sensors, keypads, magnetic contacts, glass breaks (acoustic detectors), smoke detectors, communicators, sounders/strobes, entry management and control panels in such systems. When wiring a system please be sure to consult the manufacturers' recommendations for wire conductors, gauge and expected resistance.
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