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White round coaxial cable with F-type male connectors on both ends, 50 ft length

SatelliteSale

SatelliteSale Outdoor-White-50FT coaxial rf cable

SKU CH-0J4J-8AAYZ

A 50 ft white RG-6/U coaxial cable with triple-shielded copper conductor and waterproof F-type male connectors for indoor or outdoor antenna, cable and satellite signals

  • TypeCoax Cables
  • ColorWhite
  • Length50 ft.
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector Detail1 x F-Type to 1 x F-Type
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male

Color White

Length 50 ft.

  • 50 ft length reaches distant outlets without extra joins
  • Triple-shielded 18 AWG copper conductor keeps signal loss low
  • Waterproof F-type connectors with double seal survive outdoor exposure
  • Supports 3 GHz bandwidth and 1 Gbps internet for modem links
  • ROHS compliant PVC jacket resists UV and bending damage

Universal 75 Ohm RG-6/U coaxial link

This 50 ft white coaxial cable uses an 18 AWG copper conductor with triple shielding to carry RF signals up to 3 GHz for antenna, cable and satellite services. Male F-type connectors on both ends provide a direct male-to-male link between compatible devices. The PVC jacket and double-sealed waterproof connectors are rated for indoor and outdoor runs.

Replaces worn or shorter RG-6 runs

Swap this in when an existing coax lead has degraded shielding, corroded connectors or insufficient length for a new outlet location. The 75 ohm impedance and 1 Gbps-rated bandwidth support current cable-modem and satellite-internet plans, so the upgrade is worth it when signal loss or connector failure causes drop-outs.

Tool-free twist-on installation

Thread each male F-connector onto the female port of the TV, modem, splitter or wall plate by hand; no crimp tool or compression tool is required. The redundant double seal at each connector resists moisture ingress, while the flexible PVC jacket prevents kinking during routing. Avoid over-tightening, which can strip the soft brass threads on the equipment side.

Highlights

  • 50 ft length reaches distant outlets without extra joins
  • Triple-shielded 18 AWG copper conductor keeps signal loss low
  • Waterproof F-type connectors with double seal survive outdoor exposure
  • Supports 3 GHz bandwidth and 1 Gbps internet for modem links
  • ROHS compliant PVC jacket resists UV and bending damage

Specifications

BrandSatelliteSale
ModelOutdoor-White-50FT
TypeCoax Cables
ColorWhite
Length50 ft.
Connector Number2
Connector Detail1 x F-Type to 1 x F-Type
Terminal GenderMale to Male
SpeedUp to 3 GHz impedance, up to 1 Gbps internet applications
SpecificationsTransmit signals for off-air antennas, cable, and satellite providers.
Supports bi-directional data transmission.
ShieldingTriple-shielded
ConductorCopper Conductor
ConstructionDielectric Insulator, Aluminum Foil Shield, Steel Shield, PVC Jacket
Refresh Rate1080i at 60 Hz
Sound QualityPCM Stereo, Dolby Digital (AC-3), DTS: Compressed 5.32
FeaturesRound shape cord, ROHS Compliant, 1080i Supported
Windows VistaSupports all operating systems
DisclaimerWorks with all Coaxial RG6 devices

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Questions about this item

What clearance does the 50 ft RG-6/U cable with F-Type connectors need for routing through walls or conduit?

The round 18 AWG cable with triple shielding and PVC jacket requires enough conduit diameter to accommodate its full cross-section; avoid tight bends that could damage the dielectric insulator or aluminum foil shield.

Which step do installers most often skip when connecting the male F-Type ends to a satellite dish or modem?

They forget to hand-tighten each connector until the waterproof double seal seats fully, then give a final quarter-turn with a wrench to prevent signal loss from a loose fit.

How often should the outdoor-rated white coaxial cable be inspected or replaced after direct-burial installation?

Check the PVC jacket and connector seals annually for UV cracking or water ingress; replace the cable if the triple shielding shows corrosion or if signal quality drops below 3 GHz performance.

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