Coaxial Cable RG-6/U Alcasa GC-M2060 30 m IEC/Koax Black

The Alcasa GC-M2060 is a 30 m RG-6/U coaxial cable with IEC/Koax connectors on both ends, designed for reliable transmission of audio and video signals. Its construction follows common RG-6/U standards to provide consistent impedance and adequate shielding for home and small-commercial AV installations. The cable's black outer jacket and flexible design allow convenient routing behind entertainment centers, through conduits, or along walls for both indoor and limited outdoor use.

Advantages

This RG-6/U coaxial cable offers consistent signal transfer across its 30 m length, minimizing loss for terrestrial TV, satellite preamps, set-top boxes and other coaxial devices. The IEC/Koax terminations ensure compatibility with most consumer tuners and receivers, while the black jacket delivers a discreet appearance in installations. The cable's flexibility and durable outer sheath help resist kinking and abrasion during installation and normal use.

Suitable for

• Connecting televisions to terrestrial or cable outlets
• Linking set-top boxes, satellite receivers or tuners to antennas
• Extending existing coaxial runs for home AV systems
• Temporary outdoor connections in protected locations (e.g., under eaves)

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG-6/U coaxial
• Length: 30 m
• Connectors: IEC/Koax on both ends
• Outer jacket color: black
• Typical use: audio/video signal transmission (TV, satellite, set-top box)
• Construction: single coaxial core with shielding suitable for consumer installations

How to use

Route the cable between devices or from the outlet to the receiver, avoiding sharp bends that could damage the cable core. Connect the IEC/Koax connectors firmly to the corresponding socket on the TV, set-top box or antenna/receiver until they seat securely. For longer runs, verify signal quality at the receiving device and, if necessary, use signal amplifiers or lower-loss routing to maintain picture and sound quality. When installing outdoors, place the cable in protected positions to reduce exposure to weather and UV.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid tight coils. Inspect connectors for dirt or corrosion before making connections, and consider using weatherproofing tape or conduit if the cable is exposed to outdoor conditions. If signal loss or interference appears over the 30 m run, evaluate connector tightness and the need for a powered amplifier or a higher-specification cable.