RG6 18AWG Coaxial Cable, Double Shielded, 75 OHM, White, Spool - High-Performance Cable for Satellite, Cable TV, and Broadband Applications
No.RG6-001
18 AWG Solid Copper Clad Steel (CCS) Conductor: Ensures superior signal transmission with minimal loss. Double Shielded Design: Features one aluminum foil and 60% braiding for enhanced interference protection. Premium RG6/U 75 OHM Coax: Ideal for high-frequency signal transmission, suitable for satellite, cable TV, and broadband. Durable PVC Jacket: Provides excellent protection against environmental factors, ensuring long-lasting performance. White Color: Aesthetically pleasing and easy to identify in various installations.
The RG6 18AWG Coaxial Cable, Double Shielded, 75 OHM, White, Spool is a high-performance coaxial cable designed for a wide range of applications, including satellite TV, cable TV, and broadband internet. Featuring an 18 AWG Solid Copper Clad Steel (CCS) Conductor, this cable ensures superior signal transmission with minimal loss, making it ideal for high-frequency applications. The double shield design, which includes one aluminum foil and 60% braiding, provides excellent protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), ensuring clear and reliable signal transmission. The premium RG6/U 75 OHM coax construction makes it suitable for both residential and commercial installations. Whether you're setting up a home entertainment system or a professional broadcast setup, this RG6 coaxial cable delivers unmatched performance and reliability.
Key Features:
18 AWG Solid Copper Clad Steel (CCS) Conductor: Ensures superior signal transmission with minimal loss, making it ideal for high-frequency applications.
Double Shield Design: Features one aluminum foil and 60% braiding for enhanced protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI).
Premium RG6/U 75 OHM Coax: Ideal for high-frequency signal transmission, suitable for satellite, cable TV, and broadband applications.
Durable PVC Jacket: Provides excellent protection against environmental factors, ensuring long-lasting performance in various conditions.
White Color: Aesthetically pleasing and easy to identify in various installations, making it suitable for both residential and commercial use.
Shielding: Double Shielded (one aluminum foil and braiding 64/0.12aAL)
Impedance: 75 OHM
Cable Type: RG6/U Coaxial Cable
Jacket Material: PVC
Outer Diameter : OD6.8mm
Color: White
Spool Length: Available in various lengths (e.g., 500ft, 1000ft)
Operating Temperature: -20°C to +70°C
Length : 15m.25m.50m,100m
Applications:
Satellite TV: Ideal for connecting satellite dishes to receivers, ensuring clear and reliable signal transmission.
Cable TV: Suitable for connecting cable TV boxes to televisions, providing high-quality video and audio signals.
Broadband Internet: Perfect for connecting modems to routers or wall outlets, ensuring fast and stable internet connections.
Home Theater Systems: Suitable for connecting various components in a home theater setup, ensuring high-quality audio and video transmission.
Professional Broadcast Setups: Ideal for use in professional broadcast environments, ensuring reliable signal transmission for live broadcasts and recordings.
1. What is RG6 coaxial cable used for?
Answer: RG6 coaxial cable is primarily used for transmitting high-frequency signals in applications like cable TV (CATV), satellite TV (SAT), broadband internet, CCTV security systems, and digital audio/video signals.
2. What's the difference between RG6 and RG59 cables?
Answer: RG6 has a thicker conductor (18 AWG vs 20 AWG) and better shielding, making it superior for higher frequencies (up to 3GHz) and longer runs. RG59 is thinner and typically used for shorter analog video runs.
3. What is the maximum frequency rating for RG6 cable?
Answer: Standard RG6 is rated for frequencies up to 1-3 GHz, making it suitable for modern HD/SD satellite, cable TV, and broadband internet signals.
4. What does "quad-shielded" mean in RG6 cables?
Answer: Quad-shielding means the cable has 4 layers of protection (2 foil + 2 braid shields) for superior interference rejection compared to dual-shielded (1 foil + 1 braid) cables.
5. What is the maximum distance for RG6 cable without signal loss?
Answer: For optimal performance:
Cable TV: ≤ 100m (328 ft)
Satellite TV: ≤ 30m (98 ft)
HD-SDI video: ≤ 100m (with proper connectors) Signal amplifiers may be needed for longer runs.
6. Can RG6 be used for outdoor installation?
Answer: Yes, but you must use UV-resistant, waterproof RG6 cables marked "Outdoor" or "Direct Burial" with flooded conductors to prevent moisture damage.
7. What connectors are compatible with RG6?
Answer: Common connectors include:
F-type (most common for TV/satellite)
BNC (for CCTV/video)
RCA (with adapters) Ensure connectors are specifically designed for RG6 diameter.
8. What is the difference between BC conductor and CCS conductor?
Answer: BC (Bare Copper) conductor offers better conductivity and corrosion resistance but is more expensive. CCS (Copper-Clad Steel) has a steel core with copper coating, providing strength for long pulls but slightly higher resistance. BC is preferred for critical signal applications.
9. How to identify high-quality RG6 cable?
Answer: Check for:
Solid copper center conductor (not copper-clad steel)
Thick dielectric insulation
Multiple shielding layers
Clear impedance markings (75Ω)
Reputable manufacturer branding
10. Can RG6 cable be used for both analog and digital signals?
Answer: Yes, RG6 is suitable for both analog and digital signals. Its superior shielding and bandwidth make it ideal for modern digital applications while maintaining compatibility with legacy analog systems.
How to Choose the Right RG6/RG59 Cable for Your Project?
RG6 and RG59 coaxial cables may appear similar, but their internal construction significantly impacts performance and cost. Below are the key factors that determine pricing and quality:
Chinese suppliers generally have similar profit margins. The price differences mainly come from raw materials and specifications, so please compare prices based on the same specifications.
1. Which Cable Type Do You Need: RG6 or RG59?
•RG59: Thinner (20AWG center conductor), suitable for short-run CCTV/SD video (under 150ft) •RG6: Thicker (18AWG center conductor), better for long-run HD video/satellite (300ft+)
🟡Recommendation: Cost Ranking:RG59 < RG6 Market Preference:RG6 dominates modern installations (85% market share) due to HD/4K requirements, while RG59 remains for legacy CCTV systems.
2. What Center Conductor Material is Best?
•Copper-Clad Steel (CCS): Budget option, higher resistance (60% conductivity vs pure copper) •Solid Copper: Better signal integrity, essential for long runs/HD
🟡Recommendation: Cost Ranking:CCS < Solid Copper Market Preference: Our cables are primarily built with CCS (Copper-Clad Steel) conductors, offering a cost-effective and durable solution.
3. What Shielding Configuration Do You Require?
•Dual Shield (foil+braid): Standard for commercial •Quad Shield (2 foil+2 braid, ): Critical for dense EMI environments
🟡Recommendation: Cost Ranking: Dual shielding < Quad Market Preference:Dual shield covers 70% of installations; quad used in data centers/industrial.
4. What Shielding Coverage Do You Need?
•48/0.12ALML: 85% coverage - Basic EMI protection •64/0.12ALML: 90% coverage - Standard for residential •96/0.12ALML: 95% coverage - Commercial grade •112/0.12ALML: 97% coverage - Professional installations •144/0.12ALML: 99% coverage - Maximum EMI protection