Coaxial and Data Multicable Elpio 26436 — RG6 with 80% Braid, 2× UTP Cat5e, FTTH 2J, 2×TC80 CU

Elpio 26436 is a multicable that integrates an RG6 coaxial conductor with 80% copper braid shielding, two UTP Cat5e pairs, an FTTH 2-joint optical element and two TC80 copper power conductors into a single sheath. The design allows simultaneous transmission of video, network data, optical signals and low-voltage power, simplifying installations that require multiple media paths while reducing cable bulk and routing complexity.

Advantages

The multicable combines high-shielding RG6 for stable coaxial signal delivery, Cat5e UTP pairs for Ethernet or serial data, an FTTH 2-joint optical component for fiber connectivity and two TC80 copper conductors for low-voltage power distribution. This consolidated construction lowers installation time, minimizes connector points and helps maintain consistent signal quality across each medium. The 80% braid on the RG6 provides improved immunity to external interference compared with lower-shielded coax.

Suitable for

• Hybrid CCTV systems requiring coaxial video, Ethernet and power over a single cable run
• Residential or commercial broadband distribution with combined coax, data and fiber paths
• Structured cabling projects where space or conduit capacity is limited
• AV installations that need coax video, networked audio/video data and local power
• Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) drop segments that include short-range optical termination alongside copper services

Key specifications

• Coaxial: RG6 with 80% copper braid shielding for reduced electromagnetic interference
• Data pairs: 2× UTP Cat5e, suitable for 100BASE-TX and typical PoE applications within Cat5e limits
• Optical: FTTH 2-joint optical element intended for short drop or pass-through fiber connection
• Power conductors: 2× TC80 copper conductors for low-voltage power supply
• Construction: combined multicore cable with individual media separated within a common sheath

How to use

Route the multicable through conduits or cable trays to the installation points where combined services are needed. Terminate the RG6 coax at appropriate F-type or BNC adapters according to the connected equipment, and punch down or terminate the Cat5e pairs on RJ45 keystone jacks or patch panels following standard Cat5e wiring schemes. Use the FTTH optical element for fiber splicing or connector termination by a qualified technician, observing proper fiber handling procedures. Connect the TC80 copper conductors to low-voltage power terminals ensuring correct polarity and current ratings are not exceeded.

Usage recommendations

Maintain separation from high-voltage mains wiring and avoid tight bends to preserve signal integrity. For fiber termination and any splicing use appropriate tools and trained personnel. Verify that power requirements and PoE budgets are within the capacity of the TC80 conductors and Cat5e cabling to prevent voltage drop or overheating.