Belden Inc. 1855A N3U1000 Multimedia Cable 1000 Ft

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 1855A N3U1000 is a multimedia coaxial cable designed for professional audio, video, and data signal transmission. The cable features a polyethylene dielectric, a foil and braid shield combination for high-frequency noise rejection, and a flame-retardant PVC outer jacket rated for installation in commercial and residential environments. It is supplied on a 1000-foot reel, making it suitable for bulk runs in structured wiring, broadcast, and AV system installations. Licensed technicians, low-voltage contractors, and AV integrators are the primary installers of this product.

This cable is suited for professional multimedia and broadcast applications where consistent impedance and reliable shielding are required. It is appropriate for use in commercial AV systems, studio wiring, and structured cabling projects. The green jacket finish aids in visual identification of cable runs in multi-cable installations. The 1000-foot reel length supports large-scale or multi-drop installations without mid-run splices.

Key Features

• Foil and high-density polyethylene braid shield for effective interference rejection
• Flame-retardant PVC outer jacket for code-compliant installation in commercial environments
• Polyethylene dielectric for stable electrical performance across signal frequencies
• 1000-foot bulk reel reduces the need for mid-run connections on long cable runs
• Green jacket color supports visual cable identification in multi-cable pathways

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style bulk multimedia coaxial cable suitable for professional AV, broadcast, and structured cabling installations requiring a flame-retardant, shielded coaxial solution.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified AV integrator in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for signal and communications cables. De-energize all connected equipment before terminating cable ends. Avoid sharp bends or kinking during pulling to maintain the cable's impedance characteristics. Use appropriate strain relief and support hardware to comply with local building codes.