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Cables To Go 35 ft coaxial RF cable with F-type connectors

Cables To Go

Cables To Go CAB#50634 35 ft coaxial rf cable

SKU CH-WWK1-HS50K

A 35 ft in-wall rated HDMI cable with Ethernet for long-distance video and data runs

  • 35 ft length for extended in-wall runs
  • F-type coaxial connectors for RF signal transmission
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance
  • Select series designed for in-wall installation compliance

35 ft in-wall HDMI cable

This 35 ft in-wall rated HDMI cable carries video, audio and Ethernet through walls and ceilings. It suits installers and homeowners running a single long link between source and display. The length covers typical room-to-room runs without joins. Buyers needing shorter or longer pulls should choose a different length.

CL3-rated jacket with Ethernet channel

The CL3-rated jacket meets in-wall fire codes for permanent installation. An integrated Ethernet channel lets compatible devices share a network connection without a separate cable. No extra connectors or adapters are bundled in the package.

Highlights

  • 35 ft length for extended in-wall runs
  • F-type coaxial connectors for RF signal transmission
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance
  • Select series designed for in-wall installation compliance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the F-type connectors on this 35 ft coaxial cable need periodic tightening or replacement?

The nickel-plated F-type connectors are designed for a secure, long-term fit; under normal indoor use they do not require scheduled tightening or replacement.

What signal degradation appears first when this 35 ft coaxial run carries high-frequency RF over extended periods?

Attenuation increases with frequency, so the highest channels lose margin first; the 35 ft length keeps loss within typical CATV specs for standard distributions.

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