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Product range overview
Enter VOLTIC STONE low-voltage cable series from application scenarios
Each series first explains the applicable system, wire gauge / conductor counts, jacket rating, color and purchase entrance. First narrow the scope by device scenario, then go to the product details page to check SKU, length and color.
Thermostat Control Wire
Used in smart thermostats, HVAC control panels, heat pumps, multi-stage systems, doorbells, and light commercial low-voltage control circuits. The conductor is 18 AWG full gauge pure copper, clear conductor color and sufficient conductor count reserved.
- Specification range
- 18/2, 18/3, 18/4, 18/5, 18/6, 18/8
- Conductor use
- Smart thermostat, C-Wire, heat pump, multi-stage HVAC, doorbell low-voltage power supply
- Optional length
- 50 FT, 100 FT, 250 FT, 500 FT, 1000 FT check the SKU to set
- Solid pure copper conductor, terminal crimping and long-term conduction are more stable
- White/brown jacket covers common interior wall and maintenance scenes
- Select the conductor count according to current terminals and future expansion to reduce wall opening and callbacks
- Continue to check the color, length, packaging and detailed visuals on the independent product page
LED Dimmer Control Cable
For 0-10V LED dimming, LED driver, lighting control panels and commercial lighting retrofits. The focus is on separation of control lines from line-voltage power, identification of purple/pink conductor wires and low-voltage control boundaries.
- Specification range
- 18/2 dimming control line; Lutron compatible composite structure is confirmed separately according to SKU
- Conductor use
- 0-10V Dimming, LED Driver, light control panel, commercial lighting control
- Optional length
- 100 FT, 250 FT, 500 FT, 1000 FT check the SKU to set
- 18 AWG pure copper conductor, control circuit clearly identified
- Dimming lines, Lutron compatible lines and standard low-voltage cables are expressed separately
- Suitable for offices, shops, ceiling and lighting retrofit projects
- The details page displays the main visual, conductor wire color, specification diagram and application diagram
Tracer Wire
Used for positioning and color identification of underground non-metallic pipelines, covering scenarios such as water supply, gas, communications, electricity, reclaimed water and irrigation mains. The focus is on direct buried jacket, continuity test points and color management.
- Specification range
- 14 AWG single conductor, blue/green/red/yellow/orange/purple multi-color
- Conductor use
- Underground pipeline tracing, electronic positioning, pipeline color marking, maintenance positioning
- Optional length
- 100 FT, 250 FT, 500 FT, 1000 FT check the SKU to set
- 14 AWG solid pure copper, convenient for positioner signal transmission
- PE jacket for direct burial, damp and patio environments
- Multiple colors help distinguish water, gas, electricity, communications and other uses
- The solution page provides access points, waterproof connectors and continuity test logic
Security, Sound & Alarm Cable
Used for alarm panels, door and window magnets, PIR, card readers, electric locks, REX, intercoms, doorbells and low-voltage speakers. The focus is on grouping the cables according to device functions, rather than selecting cables based solely on appearance.
- Specification range
- 22/2, 22/4, 18/2, 18/4, 22/6, access control integrated line check the SKU to confirm
- Conductor use
- Residential alarm, single-door access control, card reader, electric lock, sensor, low-voltage audio
- Optional length
- Set by SKU
- Clear the wire groups separately according to the door sensor, PIR, card reader, electric lock and REX
- Shielded, unshielded, composite construction and power cord conductors are described separately
- The system solution covers Wiegand, OSDP/RS-485 and outdoor door points
- Suitable for home security, small shop access control and electrician stocking
Fire Alarm Cable
Used for FACP, SLC, IDC, NAC, smoke detectors, manual pull stations, audible and visual alarms and supervision circuits. The focus is on FPL/FPLR/FPLP, shielding construction, cable jacket identification, and project acceptance boundaries.
- Specification range
- FPL / FPLR / FPLP, shielded/unshielded by SKU with certificate confirmation
- Conductor use
- Fire alarm control panel, detector, manual pull station, audible and visual alarm, life safety circuit
- Optional length
- Set by SKU
- Fire Alarm Cables are separated from standard security cables to avoid mixing across systems.
- Listing, grade, line printing and packaging information are centrally checked
- The plan page explains the boundaries of SLC, IDC, NAC, Class A/B and EOL
- Commercial and life safety projects are subject to drawings, panel manuals and AHJ
Sprinkler Wire
For multi-zone irrigation control from sprinkler controller to valve box, solenoid valve, common wire, zone wire, rain sensor and master valve.
- Specification range
- 18/5, 18/7, 18/9 Confirm by valve quantity and spare conductor
- Conductor use
- Residential irrigation, multi-zone valve box, common wire, rain sensor, master valve
- Optional length
- Set by SKU
- Select conductor count by number of valves, common lines and future expansion
- Valve box waterproof connectors, spare conductor insulation and wire number labels are key
- Sprinkler Wire and Tracer Wire are positioned separately to reduce mistaken purchases
- The solution page provides multi-zone control, common wire troubleshooting and valve box wiring guidance.
Systematic approach
Explain clearly how to select lines and how to construct according to the real system
Purchasing the wrong specification, insufficient conductor count, mismatched jacket rating, and failure to find the line for subsequent maintenance are the most common reasons for callbacks of low-voltage wiring. The system plan starts from the equipment location, cable path, wire gauge conductor count, connector method and maintenance points. You can continue to view the complete plan for each case.
Smart thermostat C-Wire upgrade solution
When upgrading an old thermostat to a smart thermostat, first confirm whether the C-Wire is sufficient, whether the wiring colors are clear, and whether rewiring is required for future upgrades to heat pumps or multi-stage systems.
- 18/5 Covering common smart thermostat C-Wire requirements
- 18/8 Suitable for heat pumps, multi-stage or future expansion
- Full-gauge pure copper, terminal crimping and color identification are clearer
Sprinkler Controller to valve box wiring solution
In a multi-zone irrigation system, each zone wire, common wire, master valve, rain sensor and valve box connector must be clearly explained to reduce valve inactivity and subsequent troubleshooting difficulties.
- 18 AWG multi-conductor wire is selected according to the number of valves and spare conductors
- Common wire continuity and waterproof joints are the focus of investigation
- Coordinated planning of valve boxes, controllers and tracer wire makes maintenance easier
Underground Utility Locating plan
When burying water pipes, gas pipes, irrigation pipes or communication pipes, lay tracer wire simultaneously, focusing on confirming whether they can be quickly located in the future, whether the color corresponds to the purpose, and whether there are test points at both ends.
- 14 AWG Solid pure copper for easy positioning
- Multiple colors distinguish different pipeline uses
- Test points are reserved at both ends for easy maintenance
Brand advantage
Build trust with qualified products, system solutions and data transparency
VOLTIC STONE's brand advantage is not a single selling point, but a set of service methods for North American low-voltage wiring procurement: product specifications are clearly explained, system solutions are complete, information documents can be verified, and pre-sales and support paths are clear.
Pure copper true gauge as the brand's bottom line
The conductor products revolve around pure copper, full gauge, clear jacket markings and stable packaging. The product page gives priority to displaying AWG, conductor count, color, length, jacket rating and applicable system to reduce misunderstandings about specifications.
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Explain wire routing, connectors, testing and maintenance logic using examples of HVAC, sprinkler lines, tracer wire, security access, and fire alarm systems.
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The latest 6 low-voltage cable selections Q&A
Organize high-frequency issues around cable selection, installation environment, wire gauge / conductor counts, listing level, and purchasing judgment. Here are 6 frequently asked questions. The complete content can be read on the Q&A independent page.
Cable Ratings How do you understand CL2 and CL3? What should you look for first when choosing a line?
CL2/CL3 are all about low-voltage application scenarios of power-limited circuits, and are not simply "higher is better". When selecting wires, first confirm the equipment output, system usage, installation space, jacket marking, specifications and local inspection requirements; then decide whether you need CL3R, CL3P, CMP, CMR or special fire alarm levels.
Plenum / Riser Can Plenum, Riser, and General Purpose be substituted for each other?
Cannot be substituted at will based on price. Plenum faces the return air space, Riser faces the shaft or vertical passage between floors, and General Purpose faces the general space. Many projects will allow higher grades to cover more common spaces, but ultimately product listings, jacket marking, project drawings, equipment manuals, and AHJ requirements will prevail.
Installation Can the low-voltage cable run through the same pipe as the 120V/240V power line?
Do not mix by default. Treatment by co-pipe, bulkhead or Class 1 means is only possible if NEC, equipment description, insulation class, isolation method, and local inspection all permit. Ordinary 0-10V, access control, temperature control, security and communication lines are prioritized according to independent paths or compliance isolation methods.
Shielding When is shielded wire and drain wire needed?
Shielded cable should be given priority in long-distance communication, BACnet/Modbus/RS-485, OSDP, strong interference environment, long-distance parallel connection with power lines, or when the equipment manual clearly requires it. Drain wire is used to reliably ground the shielding layer. The connection method must be performed according to the equipment and project specifications to prevent the shielding layer from turning into a noise antenna.
Sprinkler Wire Can the thermostat wire be used directly with the Sprinkler system?
Do not substitute cable just because the gauge looks similar. Sprinkler valve wiring often works in wet, underground, valve box and outdoor pathways and preference should be given to cables suitable for irrigation control, wet area or direct burial requirements. Thermostat wire should only be considered if the installation environment, sheathing grade, conduit protection and local requirements all permit.
Tracer Wire Why should we distinguish the colors and uses of Tracer Wire?
Tracer Wire is used to help locate underground non-metallic pipelines and is not responsible for valve action or equipment power. Colors typically correspond to underground utility types, such as water, sewerage, gas, electricity, telecommunications, or irrigation reclaimed water. Purchase and construction should be based on project documents, local signage rules and product page color selection.
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