Belden Inc. 3093A0105000 Cable

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 3093A0105000 is a specialty cable designed for demanding signal and control wiring applications. This cable is constructed with FFEP (fluorinated ethylene propylene) insulation, a double shield, and a self-locking or self-draining jacket configuration, making it well suited for environments that require enhanced chemical resistance and stable electrical performance. FFEP insulation provides a higher temperature rating and greater resistance to harsh fluids compared to standard PVC insulation. Licensed electricians, instrumentation technicians, and control-systems professionals typically specify and install this cable in industrial and commercial installations.

This cable is appropriate for use in industrial control panels, instrumentation runs, HVAC building automation systems, and process control wiring where shielded, high-integrity signal transmission is required. The double-shield construction helps suppress electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), making it a practical choice for low-voltage signal circuits that run near noise-generating equipment. It is sold and priced per individual unit (EA), with a minimum quantity of one.

Key Features

• FFEP insulation for elevated temperature tolerance and chemical resistance
• Double-shield construction for effective EMI and RFI suppression
• Self-locking or self-draining jacket design for added mechanical protection
• 18 AWG conductor sizing suitable for low-voltage control and signal circuits
• Sold per unit (EA) with no multi-unit minimum requirement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style specialty shielded cable for industrial control, instrumentation, and building automation wiring applications requiring FFEP insulation and double-shield protection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified instrumentation technician in accordance with NEC requirements for the applicable wiring environment. De-energize all circuits before terminating or splicing cable ends. Maintain minimum bend radius to avoid damaging the shield integrity or conductor insulation. Verify that shield termination and grounding practices comply with the system design specifications to ensure proper EMI suppression.