THE CIMPLE CO
THE CIMPLE CO RG11 Coaxial Cable 200 FT 2 in 1 accessory
A 200-foot RG11 coaxial cable with dual shielding, F-type compression connectors and a UV-coated PVC jacket rated for indoor and outdoor use up to 3.0 GHz
- Watertight F-type compression connectors that will not deteriorate over time
- 200 ft RG11 cable rated for indoor and outdoor installation
- Swept to 3.0 GHz supporting 75-ohm digital and analog signals
- 14 AWG solid center conductor with aluminum braiding for interference-free transmission
- Compatible with cable modems, satellite receivers, HD antennas and CATV systems
RG11 Coaxial Cable 200 FT
This RG11 coaxial cable runs 200 feet and carries 75-ohm signals from 2.3 MHz up to 3.0 GHz. It serves cable modems, televisions, satellite receivers, antennas and other coax systems indoors or outdoors.
Dual-Shielded Construction
A 14 AWG solid center conductor sits beneath aluminum braiding and shielding to reduce interference. Weather-stabilised, UV-coated connectors and a PVC jacket resist moisture and sunlight so the link stays reliable over time.
F-Type Compression Connectors
Precision-machined F-type compression fittings create a watertight seal that will not loosen. Installers should compress each connector fully; incomplete compression is the most common cause of signal loss.
Highlights
- Watertight F-type compression connectors that will not deteriorate over time
- 200 ft RG11 cable rated for indoor and outdoor installation
- Swept to 3.0 GHz supporting 75-ohm digital and analog signals
- 14 AWG solid center conductor with aluminum braiding for interference-free transmission
- Compatible with cable modems, satellite receivers, HD antennas and CATV systems
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the F-type compression connectors on this RG11 cable need re-termination after years outdoors?
The precision-machined F-type compression connectors are weather-stabilised and UV-coated to provide a watertight seal that will not deteriorate over time, so re-termination is not expected under normal conditions.
At what frequency does signal loss become the limiting factor on this 200-foot run?
The 75-ohm cable is swept to 3.0 GHz and maintains high-speed signals down to 2.3 MHz, so attenuation at the upper end of that range will be the first limit on a 200-foot length.
Does the PVC jacket or the aluminum shielding get hot when the cable carries modem traffic continuously?
Coaxial cable is a passive transmission line; the 14 AWG solid center conductor and aluminum braiding do not generate measurable heat, and the UV-coated PVC jacket remains at ambient temperature during all-day use.
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