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3% processing fee deducted from refund
⚠️ All returned items must be in like-new condition, in the original packaging, and include all manuals and accessories.
Returns will be denied if packaging is damaged, hardware is missing, or signs of tampering or use are evident.
Return shipping and credit card fees are the customer's responsibility.
Customers must report missing items within 7 days of receipt.
After this period, Next Security is not liable for shortages, and no refunds or replacements will be issued.
All products include a minimum 1-year warranty from the shipping date, covering manufacturer defects only.
Next Security will repair or replace (at its discretion) any defective product covered under warranty.
Warranty does not cover:
Warranty Period for Repaired/Replaced Items: The warranty continues based on the original product's warranty period.
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Have questions? We're here to help:
Cables are essential components for the proper functioning and safety of fire alarm systems. Genesis, known for its high-quality products, offers a wide range of cables, each designed for specific applications.
In this article, we’ll guide you through the main features of Genesis cables to help you make the best choice for your project.
Genesis cables are available in various conductor configurations, such as 2, 4, 6, and even more. The right choice depends on the complexity of your system and the number of devices that need to be interconnected.
The more devices involved, the more conductors you'll need to ensure an efficient and organized installation.
When it comes to wire gauge, the most commonly used sizes for fire alarm systems are:
16 AWG
14 AWG
These gauges offer the ideal balance between electrical conductivity and ease of installation, meeting industry safety standards.
Shielded Cables: feature a protective layer against electromagnetic interference, making them ideal for environments with high electrical noise.
Unshielded Cables: a more economical option, perfect for installations where interference is not a concern.
Another important factor is the type of conductor:
Solid Conductors: best for fixed and permanent installations, providing greater stability over time.
Stranded (Flexible) Conductors: easier to install in areas with curves or movement, offering better flexibility.
Genesis cables are also categorized by installation type:
Plenum-rated Cables: suitable for air return spaces, such as ceilings and ventilation ducts.
Riser-rated Cables: designed for vertical installations, like shafts and risers.
Direct Burial Cables: built to withstand harsh underground conditions, allowing direct burial.
All Genesis cables meet strict quality and safety standards, ensuring superior performance and reliability in fire alarm applications.
No matter the needs of your fire alarm project, there is a Genesis cable designed to deliver the performance and safety you require.
Count on Next Security to help you choose the best solution. Contact us today!