Coaxial Cable RG-6 Alcasa GC-M2078 15 m IEC Coax Black

The Alcasa GC-M2078 RG-6 coaxial cable in a 15 m length with IEC connectors on both ends is designed to transmit audio and video signals between devices such as TVs, set-top boxes, DVB-T/DVB-S receivers and amplifiers. The black outer sheath and standard RG-6 construction offer a balance of signal shielding and mechanical durability, suitable for typical home entertainment installations where a longer cable run is required.

Advantages

This RG-6 coaxial cable provides consistent signal transfer with reduced interference due to its standard RG-6 geometry and shielding. The IEC male connectors on both ends allow plug-and-play compatibility with most consumer AV equipment without additional adapters. At 15 metres, the cable length allows flexible device placement while the black jacket delivers discreet integration into living-room or AV-cabinet environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting televisions to antenna or cable wall outlets
• Linking set-top boxes, satellite receivers or DVB tuners to displays
• Extending connections between AV components within a home theatre
• Temporary or permanent runs where a 15 m coaxial connection is needed

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG-6 coaxial
• Length: 15 m
• Connector type: IEC male to IEC male
• Outer jacket colour: black
• Intended signals: RF, audio/video broadcast

How to use

Route the cable from the signal source to the receiving device, avoiding tight bends and sharp kinks to preserve the coaxial structure. Insert the IEC connectors firmly into the corresponding sockets on both devices until they seat securely. If the connection is part of a fixed installation, secure the cable along its run with suitable clips or cable ties while maintaining some slack near connectors to prevent strain. For best results, keep the cable away from mains power lines and large electrical equipment to reduce potential electromagnetic interference.

Usage recommendations

If signal quality appears reduced, check connector seating, inspect the cable for visible damage, and try a shorter known-good cable to isolate the issue. For long-term wall or in-ceiling installations, use conduit or cable-management solutions compatible with building codes and local regulations.