Coaxial cable RG6 Corab 35385, 100 m spool, Class A, Tri Cu

Coaxial cable RG6 Corab 35385 on a 100 m spool is designed for reliable signal transmission in TV, satellite and broadband installations. The RG6 geometry combined with Class A shielding and Tri Cu conductor construction ensures stable impedance, reduced electromagnetic interference and consistent performance over long runs. Supplied on a practical 100 m spool, this cable is intended for straightforward deployment in residential and small commercial projects where a pre-measured, ready-to-install coaxial solution is preferred.

Advantages

This coaxial cable offers Class A shielding for improved protection against external interference and a Tri Cu conductor that supports efficient signal transfer and lower attenuation. The RG6 geometry maintains consistent impedance for minimal signal reflections, while the 100 m spool format reduces handling time and simplifies installation planning. Materials and construction are selected to provide durability in indoor and sheltered outdoor applications.

Suitable for

• Home TV antenna and cable TV installations
• Satellite dish connections for single or multi-receiver setups
• Broadband internet and modem/router connections requiring coax input
• Small commercial AV systems and CCTV installations with coax requirements

Key specifications

• Type: RG6 coaxial cable
• Length: 100 m spool
• Shielding class: Class A (high shielding effectiveness)
• Conductor: Tri Cu construction for improved conductivity
• Impedance: 75 Ω nominal
• Application: TV, satellite and broadband signal transmission
• Installation environment: indoor and sheltered outdoor use

How to use

Plan the cable route to avoid sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference. Unroll the 100 m spool as needed, cut to length and strip the outer jacket, braid and dielectric according to the connector manufacturer's guidelines. Use appropriate RG6-compatible connectors and compression or crimping tools to secure terminations. Test each run with a signal meter or cable tester to verify continuity, correct impedance and acceptable signal levels before finalising connections.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep cable runs as short and direct as possible, maintain bend radius greater than the manufacturer’s minimum, and avoid running the coax parallel to mains power lines. When installing outdoors or in exposed locations, protect terminations and connectors from moisture with suitable weatherproofing materials.