Belden Inc. 5100UP 0091000 Audio Cable 14 Awg 1000 Feet

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 5100UP 0091000 is a two-conductor, 14 AWG audio cable designed for professional and commercial sound distribution applications. Constructed with a PVC insulation layer and a flame-retardant PVC (FR-PVC) outer jacket, this cable meets the durability and safety requirements common in low-voltage audio wiring installations. The white jacket finish aids in identification and suits in-wall or above-ceiling routing where color coding is part of the installation plan. Sold as a 1000-foot reel, it is suited for runs requiring significant cable footage in a single pull.

This cable is used in commercial and residential audio distribution systems, public address installations, and background music systems. Electricians and low-voltage integration technicians typically install it in spaces such as offices, retail environments, houses of worship, and hospitality venues where long cable runs are required between amplifiers, speaker selectors, and passive loudspeaker loads.

Key Features

• Two-conductor construction for standard speaker or line-level audio wiring
• 14 AWG conductor size supports longer runs with reduced resistance
• PVC insulation with FR-PVC outer jacket for flame-retardant performance
• White outer jacket for easy identification and clean aesthetic in visible installations
• 1000-foot reel minimizes splice points on large-scale installations

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose low-voltage audio cable suitable for use with passive speaker systems, amplifiers, and audio distribution equipment requiring two-conductor 14 AWG wiring.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified low-voltage technician in accordance with NEC Article 725 and any applicable local codes governing low-voltage audio and signaling cables. De-energize all connected amplifiers and audio equipment before terminating cable ends. Avoid running parallel to high-voltage conductors without adequate separation to minimize interference. Use appropriate cable staples or J-hooks rated for the cable diameter to secure runs and prevent damage to the jacket.