Belden Inc. 1694A 0071000 Multimedia Cable

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 1694A 0071000 is a shielded multimedia cable designed for professional audio, video, and data signal transmission in commercial and industrial installations. This cable features an 18 AWG conductor construction with a polyethylene (PE) dielectric, a GIFHDPE shield layer, and a flame-retardant (FR) PVC outer jacket in violet. It is intended for use in structured cabling environments where signal integrity, flame resistance, and reliable shielding are required. Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or low-voltage systems integrators working in broadcast, AV, or building automation applications.

This cable is suited for commercial and industrial multimedia wiring projects where shielded, flame-retardant construction is required by code or specification. The violet jacket aids in cable identification within conduit or cable tray systems. It is commonly installed in broadcast facilities, AV distribution systems, security infrastructure, and building automation networks. The FR PVC jacket meets flame spread requirements typical of plenum-adjacent or riser installations where applicable codes are enforced.

Key Features

• 18 AWG conductor for reliable signal transmission in multimedia applications
• Polyethylene (PE) dielectric for low signal loss
• GIFHDPE shielding layer for effective EMI and RFI rejection
• Flame-retardant (FR) PVC outer jacket reduces fire propagation risk
• Violet jacket color supports easy cable identification in multi-run installations
• Sold as individual unit (EA) for project-specific quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style multimedia cable for use in professional AV, broadcast, and structured cabling systems requiring shielded, flame-retardant construction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for signal and multimedia cabling. De-energize all connected equipment before terminating or splicing this cable. Avoid sharp bends beyond the cable minimum bend radius, and do not over-cinch cable ties, as either condition can degrade shielding effectiveness. Consult local building and fire codes to confirm jacket rating suitability for the intended routing environment.