100FT 22 AWG 6-Conductor RVV Cable for Video Intercom & Security

In this review the 100ft 22 AWG RVV 6-conductor cable is assessed for installers and DIYers who need a flexible, color-coded low-voltage run for video intercoms, alarm systems and access control. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of stranded high-grade bare copper conductors and individual color jackets inside a single black PVC outer jacket, which makes identification and routing simple while keeping the cable pliable for runs through conduit or around corners.

Key Features

• Six color-coded conductors: Each conductor has its own colored PVC jacket to make polarity and signal pairing obvious during installation.
• 22 AWG stranded copper: The 0.3mm2 per conductor stranded bare copper offers good flexibility for tight bends while maintaining reliable conductivity for low-voltage signals.
• Black PVC outer jacket: The durable, flexible outer insulation protects the internal cores and keeps the run discreet in most installations.
• Suitable for multiple systems: Designed for video door phones, intercoms, alarm and access control systems so the same cable can be used across projects.
• Custom length support: Available as a 100ft package with support to customize lengths, helping match run requirements without excess waste.

Who It's For

This cable is best for security installers, building maintenance teams, and homeowners adding or extending video intercom, alarm or access control wiring where a multi-core, color-coded low-voltage cable is required. The stranded 22 AWG conductors make it appropriate for runs that require flexibility through conduit or around fixtures.

It is not intended for high-voltage mains wiring or applications that need shielded cable for high-frequency noise rejection; projects with very long runs or high current should evaluate voltage drop carefully or choose larger gauge conductors.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Color-coded individual cores simplify termination and reduce installation errors.
• Stranded high-grade copper cores provide flexibility for neat routing in tight spaces.
• Durable PVC outer jacket resists abrasion and keeps the bundle protected and discreet.

Cons

• Unshielded construction means it may not be ideal where EMI/RFI rejection is required.
• 22 AWG may suffer voltage drop on very long runs or high-current devices, so planning is required.

Specifications

No. of Cores	6
Conductor Area CSA (per strand)	0.3mm2 / 22 AWG
Structure of Conductor	16 strands of 0.15mm
Core Colours	Red, Black, White, Green, Brown, Yellow
Conductor Material	Bare high-grade copper
Outer Jacket	Black PVC
Package	1 x 100ft cable

Our Verdict

The 100ft 22 AWG RVV 6-conductor cable is a practical, cost-effective choice for video door phones, intercoms and low-voltage security installs where flexible stranded conductors and color-coded cores speed up wiring. It offers solid build quality and value for typical security and access control work, provided the installer accounts for voltage drop and does not require shielding for noisy environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this cable be used for video intercom extension?
Yes. The six color-coded conductors and stranded copper cores make it suitable for video door phone and intercom extension runs at low voltage.

Is the cable shielded for interference protection?
No. This is an unshielded RVV multi-conductor cable; choose shielded cable if EMI/RFI rejection is required.

Will 22 AWG handle long runs?
22 AWG is fine for many low-voltage signals, but voltage drop should be evaluated on very long runs or when powering higher current devices.