Belden Inc. 5100UP 0081000 Speaker Cable 1000 Ft Gray

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 5100UP 0081000 is an in-wall rated speaker cable supplied in a 1000-foot quantity, finished in gray jacket. Designed for audio signal distribution in multimedia and low-voltage systems, this cable is suited for permanent installation inside walls, ceilings, and conduit runs where a clean, code-compliant routing is required. The gray jacket aids identification in multi-cable runs and blends with standard construction finishes. Low-voltage audio installers and systems integrators rely on this type of cable for connecting speakers to amplifiers and distribution equipment in residential and light commercial settings.

This cable is appropriate for in-wall speaker runs in residential home theater setups, whole-home audio distribution, conference room sound systems, and similar low-voltage multimedia installations. It is supplied as a single 1000-foot pull, making it well suited for new construction rough-in or large-scale retrofit projects where continuous runs are needed across multiple zones or rooms.

Key Features

• 1000-foot continuous length reduces splice points in long runs
• Gray outer jacket supports cable identification in multi-cable installations
• In-wall rated construction for permanent concealed routing
• Designed for low-voltage audio signal distribution in multimedia systems
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward inventory and job costing

Compatibility

Designed as an in-wall speaker cable for use in residential and light commercial low-voltage multimedia audio systems. No specific compatible models or equipment part numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician familiar with NEC Article 725 and Article 800 requirements for in-wall audio and communications cable. De-energize all connected amplifiers and audio equipment before terminating or splicing cable runs. Use appropriate fish tape, cable staples, and low-voltage brackets when routing through wall cavities, and maintain proper bend radius throughout the run to preserve signal integrity.