Belden Inc. 5100UE 010Z1000 Multimedia Cable 2C 14 Awg

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 5100UE 010Z1000 is a 2-conductor, 14 AWG multimedia cable with a flame-retardant PVC (FR-PVC) jacket in black. Designed for signal and low-voltage power distribution in multimedia and AV system installations, this cable provides reliable conductor insulation and jacket performance in commercial and residential environments. The FR-PVC jacket resists flame propagation, making it suitable for installations where fire-retardant cable materials are required by code. Licensed electricians and low-voltage technicians typically specify this cable for structured wiring, speaker distribution, and multimedia system infrastructure work.

This cable is used in multimedia, audio-visual, and low-voltage distribution applications across commercial and residential installations. It is well suited for in-wall or in-ceiling routing where a durable, flame-retardant jacket is needed. The 2-conductor, 14 AWG construction supports a range of signal and power distribution tasks within multimedia system builds. Installers working on structured wiring projects, background music systems, or similar AV infrastructure will find this cable appropriate for standard pulls and terminations.

Key Features

• 2-conductor construction for straightforward signal or low-voltage power runs
• 14 AWG conductor gauge for reduced resistance over longer cable runs
• Flame-retardant PVC (FR-PVC) jacket supports code-compliant in-wall and in-ceiling installations
• Black jacket finish for easy identification and professional installation aesthetics
• Sold per unit (EA), quantity 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use multimedia cable suitable for low-voltage and AV distribution systems requiring 2-conductor, 14 AWG FR-PVC construction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with NEC requirements for the applicable cable type and installation environment. De-energize all circuits before terminating conductors. Observe local building codes for permitted cable routing paths, plenum versus non-plenum requirements, and fire-stop provisions when penetrating rated assemblies. Do not exceed the cable's rated bend radius during pulls to avoid conductor or jacket damage.