Multi-Conductor Riser-CMR Shielded Security and Alarm Cable

Belden Shielded Security Cable

Nov 19, 2020

Belden Security and Alarm Cable, Multi-Conductor Riser-CMR Shielded, Series: 5306FE, 300 VAC, 3.5 A, 8 Conductors, Bare Stranded Copper Conductor, 18 AWG Conductor, 6.223 mm Outside Dia, 500 ft Length, 7×26 Strands, 21.3265 Ohm, Polypropylene Insulation, PVC, Gray, -20 to 75 deg C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• 0.203 mm insulation wall thickness
• 0.457 mm jacket wall thickness
• 859.392 N maximum recommended pulling tension
• 63.5 mm minimum bend radius/minor axis
• 88.587 pf/ft nominal conductor to conductor capacitance
• 159.129 pf/ft nominal conductor to other conductor and shield capacitance
• 21.36 Ohm/km nominal conductor DC resistance capacitance
• 50.035 Ohm/m at 20 deg C nominal outer shield DC resistance
• 18 AWG, 7×26 bare copper drain wire
• Black, red, white, green, brown, blue, orange and yellow overall cabling color code
• Beldfoil® aluminum foil polyester tape with shorting fold shield and PVC jacket with ripcord
• Crate reel put-up

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