Belden Inc. 1855A 0031000 Multimedia Cable Orange

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 1855A 0031000 is a shielded multimedia cable designed for professional audio, video, and data signal transmission in demanding installation environments. This cable features a polyethylene dielectric, a foil-and-braid shield construction for effective noise rejection, and a flame-retardant PVC outer jacket in orange. It is specified for installations where signal integrity and cable identification by color are both required. Licensed electricians and low-voltage systems technicians are the primary installers of this cable type in commercial and residential AV, broadcast, and structured wiring applications.

This cable is suited for use in multimedia distribution systems, including audio-visual installations, broadcast facilities, control rooms, and similar environments where shielded signal cable is required. The orange jacket color aids in cable identification within conduit or cable tray systems. It is sold as a single unit (EA) and is appropriate for commercial and light-industrial wiring projects requiring shielded, flame-retardant cable.

Key Features

• Flame-retardant PVC outer jacket rated for safe in-wall and conduit routing
• Orange jacket color for easy identification in multi-cable installations
• Foil and high-density polyethylene shield construction for effective EMI and RFI rejection
• Polyethylene dielectric for consistent signal performance
• Designed for multimedia signal transmission including audio, video, and data

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use shielded multimedia cable for professional AV, broadcast, and structured wiring systems requiring flame-retardant, shielded cable with an orange jacket.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage systems technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for the cable type and installation environment. Power down or de-energize all relevant circuits before making terminations. Avoid sharp bends beyond the cable minimum bend radius to preserve shield integrity and signal performance. Follow local building codes and manufacturer guidelines for conduit fill, support spacing, and fire-stop requirements where applicable.