SatelliteSale Indoor-White-25FT 75Ohm RG-6/U Coaxial RF Cable 25 ft
- Coax Cables
- White
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A 25 ft triple-shielded RG-6/U coaxial cable with F-type male connectors for indoor or outdoor antenna, cable and satellite signals
Color Black
This 25-foot RG-6/U coaxial cable uses F-Type male connectors on both ends for a direct link between compatible devices. The 75-ohm copper conductor is triple-shielded with dielectric insulator, aluminum foil, and steel shield under a black PVC jacket. It supports bi-directional data transmission up to 3 GHz and 1 Gbps internet applications. The round cord is RoHS compliant and rated for indoor or outdoor use.
The male-to-male F-Type ends plug straight into televisions, satellite receivers, cable modems, HD antennas, satellite dishes, CCTV systems, and cell phone wireless extenders without adapters. The durable PVC jacket resists bending damage while the connectors are designed not to break, pull off, or loosen over time. This single 25-foot run replaces multiple shorter cables and couplers, reducing potential signal loss points in the installation.
The 18 AWG copper center conductor and triple shielding improve signal integrity over older RG-59 cables or worn RG-6 leads with corroded connectors. The jump is worth it when runs exceed a few metres, when bi-directional data such as cable modem upstream traffic is required, or when outdoor exposure demands a weather-resistant jacket. It is not suited for buyers who need longer pre-terminated lengths beyond 25 feet or cables with right-angle connectors for tight spaces.
| Brand | SatelliteSale |
|---|---|
| Type | Coax Cables |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 25 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 5.33 |
| 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 cable is rated up to 3 GHz and 1 Gbps with triple shielding and an 18 AWG copper conductor to minimise attenuation across the full 25 ft run.
The high-grade PVC jacket and triple shielding — aluminium foil plus steel braid — are built for indoor/outdoor use and resist UV, moisture and temperature cycling during all-day operation.
Any RG-6 compatible equipment — televisions, satellite receivers, cable modems, HD antennas, satellite dishes, CCTV systems or cellular extenders — must provide an F-Type female connector for each end.
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