Coaxial Cable Cabletech R-TV RG-59 200 m box, black

Cabletech R-TV RG-59 coaxial cable in a 200 m boxed spool, black, is a single-conductor video/TV cable designed for distribution of analog and digital television signals, CCTV camera links and other low-frequency video applications. The cable features the standard RG-59 impedance suitable for common video equipment and a flexible outer jacket that simplifies routing and installation in both residential and commercial environments.

Advantages

The RG-59 construction provides consistent characteristic impedance and stable signal transmission for short- to medium-distance video runs. The flexible black jacket improves handling during installation and allows for neat routing along walls or inside cable conduits. Supplied on a boxed spool, the cable is easy to pull without tangling and is protected from external damage during storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Analog and digital TV signal distribution in homes and apartments
• CCTV and video surveillance camera cabling
• Low-frequency video links and monitors
• Internal routing in commercial installations where standard RG-59 impedance is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: single-conductor RG-59 coaxial cable
• Length: 200 meters on a boxed spool
• Outer jacket color: black
• Impedance: nominal for video systems (RG-59 standard)
• Application frequency range: video/TV and CCTV low-frequency video signals
• Construction features: flexible jacket suitable for routing and installations

How to use

Measure the required run length and cut the cable from the boxed spool. Strip the outer jacket and prepare the inner conductor and dielectric according to the connector manufacturer’s instructions. Use appropriate RG-59 compatible connectors and tools to ensure reliable contact and maintained impedance. Route the cable avoiding sharp bends and proximity to strong electromagnetic sources; secure the cable with clips or ties designed for coaxial use. For longer runs or where signal loss is critical, consider using signal amplifiers or switching to a higher grade cable.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep individual run lengths within typical RG-59 recommendations for video systems and avoid unnecessarily long runs without amplification. When installing near power lines or switching equipment, maintain separation to reduce potential interference. Use weatherproof connectors and additional protection if the cable is to be used in exposed outdoor or non-dry locations.