SatelliteSale RG-6/U Coaxial RF Cable 50 ft White
- Coax Cables
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A 200 ft triple-shielded RG-6/U coaxial cable with male F-type connectors on both ends, rated to 3 GHz for antenna, cable and satellite signals
Color Black
This 200 ft RG-6/U coaxial cable carries 75 Ohm signals for off-air antennas, cable TV and satellite services. It suits installers who need a single continuous run between a dish or aerial and indoor equipment. The male-to-male F-Type connectors fit standard wall plates, splitters and modem ports. It is not for buyers who need a shorter pre-terminated length or a different connector type.
The cable uses an 18 AWG copper conductor with dielectric insulation, aluminium foil and a steel shield beneath a black PVC jacket. This triple shielding maintains signal integrity up to 3 GHz and supports bi-directional data transmission at up to 1 Gbps for internet applications. The construction resists attenuation over the full 200 ft distance better than single-shield alternatives. It is not for runs that exceed the supplied length without additional amplification.
Each end carries a waterproof F-Type male connector with a redundant double seal for direct burial or outdoor exposure. The round-profile PVC jacket resists kinking when pulled through conduit or clipped to surfaces. Installers should hand-tighten connectors only; over-tightening with a wrench can damage the seal. It is not for installations that require right-angle or quick-disconnect fittings.
| Brand | SatelliteSale |
|---|---|
| Model | Outdoor-Black-200FT |
| Type | Coax Cables |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 200 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Connector Detail | 1 x F-Type to 1 x F-Type |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Speed | Up to 3 GHz impedance, up to 1 Gbps internet applications |
| Specifications | Transmit signals for off-air antennas, cable, and satellite providers. Supports bi-directional data transmission. |
| Shielding | Triple-shielded |
| Conductor | Copper Conductor |
| Construction | Dielectric Insulator, Aluminum Foil Shield, Steel Shield, PVC Jacket |
| Refresh Rate | 1080i at 60 Hz |
| Sound Quality | PCM Stereo, Dolby Digital (AC-3), DTS: Compressed 5.19 |
| Features | Round shape cord, ROHS Compliant, 1080i Supported |
| Windows Vista | Supports all operating systems |
| Disclaimer | Works with all Coaxial RG6 devices |
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The 18 AWG copper conductor and triple shielding keep loss low even at 200 ft; coaxial cables carry only millivolt RF signals so they do not generate measurable heat during continuous use.
You need two pieces of equipment with female F-type ports — for example a satellite dish or antenna on one end and a TV, cable modem, or CCTV recorder on the other.
Yes — the F-type connectors fit both RG-6 and RG-59 wall plates, and the 75 Ohm impedance matches the legacy wiring so the connection remains stable.
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