Belden Inc. 8241 010U500 RG59/U Coaxial Cable Black 500ft

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. 8241 010U500 is an RG59/U type shielded coaxial cable supplied in a 500-foot black bulk roll. RG59/U is a standard-impedance coaxial cable widely used for low-power video transmission, CCTV, and low-frequency RF signal runs. The shielded construction reduces interference from outside electromagnetic sources, helping maintain signal integrity across the full run length. This cable is sold as a single unit (EA) and is intended for installation by licensed electricians, low-voltage contractors, and security or AV system technicians working on commercial or residential signal distribution systems.

This coaxial cable is suited for structured wiring installations, CCTV camera drops, satellite and antenna feeder lines, and other low-voltage signal applications where RG59/U is the specified cable type. The black jacket makes it appropriate for both exposed and concealed routing in standard indoor environments. At 500 feet per roll, it covers typical mid-size runs without requiring splices. Installers working on multi-camera surveillance systems or distributed antenna installations will find the bulk roll format practical for reducing waste and managing pull lengths efficiently.

Key Features

• RG59/U coaxial construction with shielding for EMI rejection
• Black PVC-style jacket suitable for standard indoor routing
• 500-foot bulk roll minimizes the need for mid-run splices
• Shielded coaxial category supports video, CCTV, and low-frequency RF applications
• Single-unit (EA) packaging with no minimum order quantity beyond one roll

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-compatible bulk coaxial cable for use in any installation specifying RG59/U type coax with a standard impedance and shielded construction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician in accordance with applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. De-energize all connected equipment before terminating cable ends. Use the appropriate RG59-rated compression or crimp connectors and a proper coaxial stripping tool to maintain consistent shield continuity at each termination point. Avoid sharp bends beyond the cable minimum bend radius, as kinking can degrade shielding effectiveness and signal quality.