RG6 Coaxial Cable, Dual Shield, CMR, Galvanized Steel Messenger Wire, 18 AWG CCS, AL Foil / 60% AL Wire Braid, Outdoor Aerial, 1,000', Black

RG6 Dual Shield Coax Cable with Messenger for Outdoor Aerial CATV Networks

Our RG6 Coaxial Cable is frequently utilized for the installation of satellite, digital CATV and HDTV television networks due to it requiring a higher level of shielding for optimal signal retention. Distinguished by a denser jacket and a thicker conductor compared to RG59, the RG6 coaxial cable facilitates data transfer at twice the speed. We supply both RG6 dual shield and quad shield cables to ensure maximum signal retention, resulting in sharper and clearer digital imagery. The RG6 Coaxial Cable is designed with a 75-ohm and is sweep-tested at 3GHz.

This cable is compatible with our CN3-1594-59 BNC RG59 and CN2-7887-RG6 F-Type RG6 Connectors.

Applications

Coaxial Cable is used to transmit radio frequency energy. The advantage of coaxial is that the electromagnetic field carrying the signal occurs only in the space between the inner and outer conductors. With that said, it allows the cable to be installed next to metal objects without power loss. Coaxial Cable also provides protection of the signal from external electromagnetic interference. Coaxial Cables connects radio transmitters and receivers to their antennas, computer network (Internet) connections, digital audio (S/PDIF), and distributing cable television signals. This makes RG6 cable an ideal solution for coax cable for internet usage.

Product Quality

Our high-quality RG6 CATV Dual Shield Coaxial Cable with galvanized steel messenger wire consists of an 18 AWG solid Copper Clad Steel (CCS) inner conductor that transmits the signal. It is wrapped in dielectric polyethylene insulation. This RG6 coaxial cable comes with 100% Foil + 60% aluminum wire braid shield. This is covered with a flame-rated PE jacket (CMR).

Where to use Coaxial Cable with Messenger Wire

Our RG6 Coaxial Cable is recommended for aerial applications. It distributes signals for cable TV (CATV), satellite dishes, and roof-top antennas. The cable's jacket is designated CL2 for outdoor use on networking projects. The messenger is ideal for aerial applications such as running cables in the air between poles or buildings to avoid sagging cables.