Belden Inc. 73607WS0085000 Shielded Cable 16 Awg 7C

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 73607WS0085000 is a shielded multi-conductor cable built for signal and control wiring in commercial and industrial applications. Constructed at 16 AWG with a 26/30 strand configuration across 7 conductors, this cable delivers reliable electrical performance where interference rejection and conductor flexibility are required. The shielding helps minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) in environments with nearby power wiring or motor-driven equipment. HVAC controls technicians, electricians, and building automation installers commonly specify shielded multi-conductor cable for low-voltage control runs and sensor wiring.

This cable is suited for use in commercial HVAC building automation systems, industrial control panels, and similar low-voltage wiring installations where signal integrity must be maintained over longer runs. The 7-conductor layout supports multi-point control or monitoring circuits. Its stranded construction at 26/30 makes it flexible enough for routing through conduit or cable trays in both new construction and retrofit projects.

Key Features

• 16 AWG 26/30 stranded conductors for flexibility and current capacity
• 7-conductor configuration supports multi-point control and monitoring circuits
• Shielded construction reduces EMI and RFI interference on signal runs
• Appropriate for low-voltage control, sensor, and building automation wiring
• Sold as individual unit (EA), quantity 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use shielded multi-conductor cable for low-voltage control and signal wiring applications in commercial and industrial systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC guidelines for low-voltage control wiring. De-energize all circuits before terminating conductors. Drain the shield wire to a single-point ground to avoid ground loops, which can introduce noise into sensitive control circuits. Avoid routing this cable in the same conduit as high-voltage power conductors unless proper separation or conduit fill rules are observed.