Belden Inc. 1855A 0011000 Multimedia Coaxial Cable

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 1855A 0011000 is a multimedia coaxial cable designed for professional signal distribution applications. It features a 23 AWG conductor with a polyethylene (PE) dielectric, an HDPE shield layer, and a flame-retardant (FR) PVC outer jacket in brown. This construction supports stable signal transmission in installations where fire-code compliance and physical durability are required. The cable comes in a 1000-foot put-up, making it suitable for large pulls in commercial AV, broadcast, or structured wiring projects. Licensed AV integrators, low-voltage contractors, and broadcast technicians are the typical installers.

This cable is suited for multimedia and video signal runs in commercial and residential low-voltage installations. The FR PVC jacket meets flame-retardancy requirements for in-wall or plenum-adjacent routing where applicable. The 1000-foot reel length reduces mid-run splices on longer horizontal or vertical cable runs. It is commonly specified for SDI video, baseband, or similar coaxial signal applications in structured wiring environments.

Key Features

• 23 AWG center conductor for stable impedance and signal integrity
• PE/HDPE dielectric and shield construction for low signal loss
• Flame-retardant (FR) PVC outer jacket supports fire-code-compliant installations
• Brown jacket color for easy identification in multi-cable runs
• 1000-foot put-up reduces splice points on long cable pulls

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style multimedia coaxial cable suitable for professional AV, broadcast, and structured low-voltage wiring installations requiring a 23 AWG FR PVC-jacketed coaxial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or AV systems integrator in accordance with applicable NEC articles governing communications and coaxial cables. De-energize any connected equipment before terminating cable ends. Avoid sharp bends below the cable minimum bend radius to prevent impedance changes or shield damage. Use appropriate coaxial connectors and termination tools rated for the cable diameter.