Belden 9948060500 Shielded Pvc Multimedia Cable

Product Description

The Belden 9948060500 is a 25-conductor, 22 AWG shielded PVC multimedia cable designed for low-voltage signal transmission in commercial and residential installations. The PVC outer jacket and shielding layer work together to protect signal integrity against electromagnetic interference, making this cable a reliable choice for audio, control, and data distribution runs. Licensed electricians and low-voltage systems installers typically specify this cable where multi-conductor runs and shield coverage are required by the system design or applicable codes.

This cable is suited for multimedia distribution systems, intercom wiring, access control, building automation, and similar low-voltage applications where a high conductor count and shielded construction are specified. It is sold as a single unit (EA) and is cataloged under the multimedia cable product category. Installation environments commonly include commercial AV systems, security panels, and structured wiring enclosures where organized, shielded multi-conductor cable is standard practice.

Key Features

• 25-conductor construction supports complex multi-point wiring runs in a single cable
• 22 AWG conductor gauge suitable for low-voltage signal and control circuits
• Foil or braid shield layer reduces electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference pickup
• PVC outer jacket provides flexibility and resistance to abrasion in typical indoor environments
• Multimedia cable classification covers audio, video, control, and data signal applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation option for 25-conductor shielded multimedia cable applications in low-voltage systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or electrical contractor in accordance with NEC Article 800 or applicable local codes for communication and multimedia wiring. De-energize all connected equipment before terminating conductors. Maintain minimum bend radius to avoid damaging the shield or conductor insulation, and keep cable runs separated from high-voltage lines to preserve signal quality.