Bolton Technical
Bolton Technical Bolton400 coaxial RF cable 100ft N Male to N Male 50 ohm
100-foot 50-ohm coaxial cable with N-Male connectors and 6 dB loss per 100 feet for low-loss signal booster runs
- Ultra-low loss keeps signal strong across 100 feet
- 6 dB loss per 100 feet maintains booster performance
- CL3 rating supports 300 volt commercial installs
- Triple-shielded construction reduces interference for reliable 50 ohm links
- N Male to N Male connectors fit standard RF gear
Signal-grade cable for 50-ohm RF systems
The Bolton Technical Bolton400 is a 100-foot coaxial cable built for cellular boosters, Wi-Fi repeaters and any 50-ohm RF installation. It carries signal between outdoor antennas and indoor amplifiers with minimal attenuation. The run length suits whole-home or light-commercial deployments where the amplifier sits far from the donor antenna. New condition means the jacket and connectors arrive undamaged.
6 dB loss per 100 feet at 50 ohms
Attenuation is rated at 6 dB over the full 100-foot length, so the signal drop is predictable when you plan link budgets. The 50-ohm impedance matches standard cellular and two-way radio gear without adapters. N-Male connectors on both ends mate directly to most booster kits and commercial antennas. CL3 rating confirms the jacket meets in-wall fire codes for permanent routing.
Triple-shield construction with CL3 rating
Patented triple shielding and an insulated centre conductor suppress outside interference and keep loss at the rated 6 dB figure. The black polyethylene jacket withstands UV exposure for outdoor segments and meets 300-volt CL3 requirements for riser or plenum spaces. Lifetime technical support is included for installation questions.
Highlights
- Ultra-low loss keeps signal strong across 100 feet
- 6 dB loss per 100 feet maintains booster performance
- CL3 rating supports 300 volt commercial installs
- Triple-shielded construction reduces interference for reliable 50 ohm links
- N Male to N Male connectors fit standard RF gear
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 6 dB loss per 100 feet mean for my signal booster installation?
At this length you can expect roughly 6 dB of attenuation, which is considered low for 50 ohm coax and keeps signal degradation minimal across the run.
How does the CL3 rating and 300 volt capability affect where I can run this cable?
CL3 rating allows in-wall and commercial building installations, and the 300 volt rating means it meets safety requirements for those environments.
What connectors are on each end and will they fit my N-type equipment?
Both ends terminate in N Male connectors, so they mate directly with any standard N Female port on boosters, antennas or repeaters.
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