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RG6 Quad Shield Riser Coaxial Cable
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Features
- 18AWG solid bare copper conductor
- Riser rated - CMR/CATVR/CL2
- Quad shielded - 60% + 40% AL wire braid & dual layer 100% AL bonded foil
- Sweep tested up to 3GHz. ANSI/TIA Certified to 568.4-D CATV RG6 @ 150 feet
- cETLus Certified, RoHS-3 Compliant
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| 25-49 | $172.89 | 5% |
| 50+ | $168.34 | 7.5% |
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Need a quality indoor coaxial cable that has extra shielding, is suitable for satellite installations, and is fire rated for in-wall commercial use? Our RG-6 (Series 6) coaxial cable is the perfect solution. Whether installed in residential or commercial spaces, this cable will perform.
Premium RG6/U 75 OHM Coax Cable
- Quad shielded. 60% + 40% AL wire braiding and dual-layer 100% AL bonded foil shielding. The extra layers of shielding help in high interference environments.
- Designed to support cable television (CATV), Digital HDTV, Digital Satellite, cable box, digital router, modem cable, antenna cable, SD-SDI, HD-SDI, and 3G-SDI applications.
Riser Rated (CMR)
- The riser rated jacket is for use in between floors, in wall, and non-plenum spaces. Help fires from spreading floor to floor in vertical installations with mild flame retardance.
- Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) cable jacket fire safety rated to CMR/CATVR/CL2.
18AWG Bare Copper Conductor
- The ideal conductor material for data transmission, low voltage, and satellite installations requiring voltage to the LNB. Solid bare copper is required for, and superior to, copper clad steel (CCS) for satellite installations.
- The ideal transmission material for the modern world. Ever-increasing demands placed on copper data cabling have all but ruled out the inferior copper-clad steel (CCS) cable commonly found on the market.
✓ CERTIFIED by trueCABLE
- Our coax cables have been sweep tested up to 3GHz. ANSI/TIA Certified to 568.4-D CATV RG6 @ 150 feet with a Fluke DSX-8000 Versiv CableAnalyzer. cETLus certified and RoHS-3 compliant. Backed by our FOREVER WARRANTY.
- ETL Certificate of Compliance
| Weight | 40.0 lbs |
| Length | 11 in |
| Width | 14.5 in |
| Height | 9.75 in |
| Barcode |
Need a quality indoor coaxial cable that has extra shielding, is suitable for satellite installations, and is fire rated for in-wall commercial use? Our RG-6 (Series 6) coaxial cable is the perfect solution. Whether installed in residential or commercial spaces, this cable will perform.
Premium RG6/U 75 OHM Coax Cable
- Quad shielded. 60% + 40% AL wire braiding and dual-layer 100% AL bonded foil shielding. The extra layers of shielding help in high interference environments.
- Designed to support cable television (CATV), Digital HDTV, Digital Satellite, cable box, digital router, modem cable, antenna cable, SD-SDI, HD-SDI, and 3G-SDI applications.
Riser Rated (CMR)
- The riser rated jacket is for use in between floors, in wall, and non-plenum spaces. Help fires from spreading floor to floor in vertical installations with mild flame retardance.
- Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) cable jacket fire safety rated to CMR/CATVR/CL2.
18AWG Bare Copper Conductor
- The ideal conductor material for data transmission, low voltage, and satellite installations requiring voltage to the LNB. Solid bare copper is required for, and superior to, copper clad steel (CCS) for satellite installations.
- The ideal transmission material for the modern world. Ever-increasing demands placed on copper data cabling have all but ruled out the inferior copper-clad steel (CCS) cable commonly found on the market.
✓ CERTIFIED by trueCABLE
- Our coax cables have been sweep tested up to 3GHz. ANSI/TIA Certified to 568.4-D CATV RG6 @ 150 feet with a Fluke DSX-8000 Versiv CableAnalyzer. cETLus certified and RoHS-3 compliant. Backed by our FOREVER WARRANTY.
- ETL Certificate of Compliance
- Weight - 40.0 lbs
- Length - 11 in
- Width - 14.5 in
- Height - 9.75 in
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Cable Academy - RG6 Quad Shield Riser Coaxial Cable
These in-depth blogs will cover everything you need to know about trueCABLE’s product: RG6 Quad Shield Riser Coaxial Cable. On the off chance there is something you still can't find we also offer our expertise through our customer support
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Are you shocked that we're back with another Q&A video?! This time around, Don and Dave answer questions about Series 6 Coaxial Cable. Wann learn more? Well...keep reading!
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Feb 1, 2024Top 2 Things to Consider When Running Ethernet and Power Cable- bulk cable
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Have you ever wondered about the effects of running Ethernet cable next to power cable? How about running your Ethernet cable next to discreet (individual) high interference items like generators or fluorescent light fixtures? How about running an Ethernet cable outside suspended in the air?
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May 13, 2024The Difference Between Dual Shield vs Quad Shield Coaxial Cable- bulk cable
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Coaxial cable has been with us for a long time. Have you ever screwed in a cable to a threaded connector sticking out of a wall plate or perhaps on the back of a television? Perhaps that threaded connector you screwed the cable onto was at the back of a cable modem? In all cases, you just worked with coaxial cable.
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