Coaxial Cable Cabletech LEC-KAB0015 — TV/SAT CU+CU, 150 m reel

Coaxial Cable Cabletech LEC-KAB0015 — TV/SAT CU+CU on a 150 m reel is a copper-conductor coaxial cable designed for distribution of television and satellite signals in residential and small commercial installations. The construction uses copper inner conductor and copper braided shield to provide reliable RF transmission for antenna feeds, set-top box connections and short to medium runs where signal integrity and ease of handling are priorities.

Advantages

The cable's copper inner conductor combined with a copper shield improves conductivity and reduces signal attenuation compared with aluminum-shielded alternatives. Supplied on a 150 m reel, the product facilitates longer continuous runs and reduces the number of joints and connectors needed. The cable is designed for straightforward termination with common F-type connectors and is suitable for both horizontal and vertical routing in walls, attics and equipment racks.

Suitable for

• Home TV antenna and satellite dish connections
• Connecting set-top boxes, receivers and tuners
• Running coaxial lines between rooms or floors in apartments and houses
• Small commercial installations such as bars, waiting rooms or guest rooms

Key specifications

• Length: 150 m reel
• Conductor material: copper inner conductor and copper braided shield
• Cable type: coaxial for TV/SAT (RF signal transmission)
• Typical applications: antenna feed, satellite signal distribution, set-top box connection
• Compatibility: designed for standard RF connectors used in TV/SAT installations

How to use

Measure the required run and cut the cable from the reel to the needed length. Strip the outer jacket and dielectric according to the connector manufacturer's instructions, then fit an appropriate F-type or compatible RF connector and tighten to ensure proper contact with the copper conductor and shield. Route the cable along the planned path, using clips or conduit where needed to secure it and avoid sharp bends that can increase signal loss. Test the signal at endpoints and, if necessary, add amplifiers or splitters rated for TV/SAT systems to maintain signal levels across multiple outlets.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid running coaxial cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines and maintain gentle bend radii. Use quality connectors and, where runs exceed typical home lengths or pass through electrically noisy environments, consider signal amplification or professional installation to ensure consistent reception.