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Logico COX3120 coaxial rf cable RG6 dual shield 18AWG 1000ft 3GHz
Dual-shield RG6 coaxial cable with gel-filled jacket for direct burial, 18 AWG copper-clad steel conductor, 60% aluminium braid, swept to 3 GHz, 1000 ft on wooden reel
- Swept to 3.0 GHz for modern HD signals
- Dual shield with 60 % aluminium braid for interference rejection
- Gel-filled LDPE jacket rated for direct burial
- 18 AWG solid copper-clad steel conductor over 1.02 mm
- 1000 ft on wooden reel with foot markings
Direct-burial coaxial cable
The Logico COX3120 is a 1000-foot RG6/U coaxial cable built for outdoor direct-burial installations. It serves installers running digital HDTV, CATV or satellite signals underground without conduit.
Gel-filled construction and dual shielding
Gas-injected foam polyethylene insulation and an LDPE jacket protect the 18 AWG copper-clad steel conductor. A bonded aluminum foil and a 60 percent aluminum braid shield the signal, while gel filling blocks moisture ingress.
Swept to 3 GHz for modern HD distribution
The cable is sweep-tested to 3000 MHz, confirming performance up to 3 GHz for current and future high-definition signal requirements. Sequential foot markings on the jacket simplify length cuts during installation.
Highlights
- Swept to 3.0 GHz for modern HD signals
- Dual shield with 60 % aluminium braid for interference rejection
- Gel-filled LDPE jacket rated for direct burial
- 18 AWG solid copper-clad steel conductor over 1.02 mm
- 1000 ft on wooden reel with foot markings
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install this RG6 coaxial cable for direct burial, and what step do people often get wrong?
Lay the cable in the trench without sharp bends, then backfill carefully; the step many miss is leaving enough slack for ground movement so the gel-filled jacket and foil shield are not stretched or kinked.
What maintenance or replacement will this 1000 ft coaxial cable need later?
The LDPE jacket and gel filling are designed for long-term burial; no routine maintenance is required, but inspect exposed ends after any excavation and replace connectors if corrosion appears on the aluminium braid.
What limit shows up first on this 3 GHz sweep-tested cable under sustained high-frequency use?
Attenuation rises with frequency, so the 3.0 GHz sweep-test margin is the first limit reached; keep runs within the planned length and use quality F-type connectors to stay within that bandwidth.
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