Belden 1502R Series Data Cable, 1 Pairs, 2 Cores, Screened, 18 AWG, 152m

Belden 1502R Multimedia Control Cable, 500ft Reel, Aqua - 1502R G75500

For reliable signal transmission try the Belden 1502R multimedia control cable.

For reliable signal transmission try the Belden 1502R multimedia control cable.

This Belden 1502R cable has 1 Pair 22 AWG stranded (7x30) tinned copper (data) with FPE insulation, Beldfoil® shield with drain, 2 Conductor 18 AWG stranded (16x30) tinned copper conductor (power) with F-R PVC insulation. This cable can be used within an operating temperature range of 20°C to +75°C.

This Belden 1502R cable has 1 Pair 22 AWG stranded (7x30) tinned copper (data) with FPE insulation, Beldfoil® shield with drain, 2 Conductor 18 AWG stranded (16x30) tinned copper conductor (power) with F-R PVC insulation. This cable can be used within an operating temperature range of 20°C to +75°C.

Features and Benefits:

• Durable PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) outer jacket• High conductivity and resistance to corrosion due to tinned copper conductors • Voltage rating of 300V • Suitable for Riser environments• Lightweight, flexible, and strong shielding due to signature Beldfoil® patented shield

• Durable PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) outer jacket• High conductivity and resistance to corrosion due to tinned copper conductors • Voltage rating of 300V • Suitable for Riser environments• Lightweight, flexible, and strong shielding due to signature Beldfoil® patented shield

Applications:

Multimedia and lighting automationControl, AMX and Creston Control systems

Multimedia and lighting automationControl, AMX and Creston Control systems

What are the benefits of shielded cabling?

Cables which are screened, or shielded, are better protected against electromagnetic interference (EMI) than unshielded versions. EMI refers to electrical noise which is conducted or radiated, and it can negatively affect the functioning of devices and equipment. Screening reduces crosstalk between cables (signal leakage), ensuring higher signal integrity.

Cables which are screened, or shielded, are better protected against electromagnetic interference (EMI) than unshielded versions. EMI refers to electrical noise which is conducted or radiated, and it can negatively affect the functioning of devices and equipment. Screening reduces crosstalk between cables (signal leakage), ensuring higher signal integrity.