Coaxial Cable Alantec RG6 75 Ω Trishield Gel-Filled Outdoor 1.02/4.55/6.86 PE Fca 500 m (KRT102A0PE500)

Alantec RG6 coaxial cable is an outdoor-grade, gel-filled cable with 75 Ω impedance and trishield screening, supplied on a 500 m spool. The cable features a polyethylene (PE) Fca outer jacket and internal gel filling that protect the conductor and shielding from moisture and corrosion, making it suitable for long outdoor runs in satellite, terrestrial TV and broadband installations. Its defined conductor and dielectric dimensions ensure consistent signal transmission and impedance matching for typical RF applications.

Advantages

The trishield design combines multiple layers of metallic screening to reduce electromagnetic interference and improve signal stability across a wide frequency range. Gel filling prevents water ingress and corrosion in wet environments, while the PE Fca outer jacket offers UV resistance and mechanical durability for outdoor use. A 500 m spool enables continuous long-distance cabling with fewer joins, which helps maintain signal integrity and reduces installation time for larger projects.

Suitable for

• Satellite TV antenna installations
• Terrestrial/over-the-air TV distribution
• Broadband and cable internet feeder lines
• Outdoor run between buildings and rooftop to indoor entry points

Key specifications

• Characteristic impedance: 75 Ω
• Cable structure: trishield screening with inner conductor and dielectric
• Gel-filled core for moisture protection
• Outer jacket: polyethylene (PE) Fca, UV-resistant
• Conductor and dielectric dimensions: 1.02 mm / 4.55 mm / 6.86 mm
• Length per spool: 500 m

How to use

Route the cable along the intended outdoor path avoiding sharp bends and mechanical strain; maintain the manufacturer-recommended minimum bend radius when pulling. Terminate the cable with appropriate RG6-compatible connectors after stripping the outer jacket, shield and dielectric to the correct lengths, taking care to remove gel residue from conductor and connector surfaces. When running between outdoor and indoor environments, use suitable grommets or entry boots to protect the cable and maintain weather sealing. Secure the cable with UV-resistant clips or straps, spacing fasteners to prevent sag and to preserve the outer jacket.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term performance, minimize the number of connectors and splices on long runs; where joints are necessary, use weatherproof compression connectors and sealed junction boxes. Inspect and clean connector interfaces from gel before crimping or compressing to ensure reliable contacts. Use grounding and surge protection per local regulations for satellite and antenna systems to reduce risk from lightning and electrical surges.