Coaxial Patch Cable ACT Q7115M — 75 Ω, 15 m, Black

ACT Q7115M is a 75 Ω coaxial patch cable with a 15 m length and a black outer jacket, designed to carry audio/video and RF signals where impedance matching and low loss are required. The cable provides a stable connection between devices over longer distances and is suitable for installations that need a durable, shielded coaxial link. The simple construction supports common coaxial connectors and is compatible with equipment used in home AV, CCTV, broadcast and professional RF systems.

Advantages

The 75-ohm impedance ensures proper signal transfer for video and RF applications, reducing reflections and maintaining signal integrity. The 15 m length allows flexible placement of devices without additional couplers or repeaters. A black PVC jacket offers mechanical protection and a discreet appearance in installations. Designed for consistent performance, the cable minimizes signal loss across the length and supports standard coaxial terminations for straightforward installation.

Suitable for

• Home audio/video interconnections such as set-top boxes, TVs and receivers
• CCTV and surveillance camera links
• Broadcast signal routing and monitoring equipment
• Professional RF test setups and equipment interconnects

Key specifications

• Characteristic impedance: 75 Ω
• Length: 15 m
• Outer jacket color: black
• Cable type: coaxial patch cable
• Typical use: audio/video and RF signal transmission

How to use

Route the ACT Q7115M cable between devices, avoiding sharp bends and tight kinks to preserve the coaxial geometry. Terminate both ends with the appropriate 75 Ω connectors compatible with your equipment and ensure connectors are securely tightened to maintain a reliable electrical and mechanical connection. Where possible, keep the cable away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference and secure it along runs using appropriate clips or cable ties without compressing the jacket.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this 75 Ω coaxial cable for direct device-to-device connections up to 15 m without additional amplification. In longer runs or high-frequency broadcast applications, verify insertion loss and consider signal amplifiers or lower-loss cable variants if necessary. Inspect terminations periodically to ensure consistent performance.