Coaxial Cable RG-6 Alcasa GC-M2080 30 m IEC Black

The Alcasa GC-M2080 is a 30 m RG-6 coaxial cable with IEC connectors on both ends, designed for reliable transmission of RF signals for audio and video equipment. The cable’s RG-6 construction supports stable connections between televisions, satellite receivers, set-top boxes and other devices that use a standard coaxial interface. The black jacket offers a discreet, professional appearance while providing mechanical protection for everyday installations in homes and small professional environments.

Advantages

This RG-6 coaxial cable delivers low signal loss across common TV and satellite frequency bands and maintains consistent impedance for reduced interference. The IEC connectors provide secure mating with standard devices and allow straightforward plug-and-play installation. The 30 m length gives flexibility to route cables across rooms without relying on multiple shorter segments, reducing potential points of signal degradation.

Suitable for

• Connecting TVs to wall outlets or antenna points
• Linking satellite receivers to dishes or multiswitches
• Connecting set-top boxes, digital tuners or media players
• Temporary or semi-permanent runs in home and office AV setups

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG-6 coaxial
• Length: 30 m
• Connector type: IEC male connectors on both ends
• Outer jacket color: Black
• Construction: Typical RG-6 dielectric and shielding for TV/satellite use

How to use

Route the cable from the source device to the receiving device, avoiding tight bends and sharp kinks. Insert the IEC connectors firmly into the corresponding coaxial sockets until they sit securely. If needed, secure the cable along walls or baseboards with appropriate clips to prevent strain on the connectors. For best signal performance, keep the cable run as direct as possible and avoid routing alongside high-voltage power lines.

Usage recommendations

For stable reception, avoid tightly coiling excess cable; instead, form gentle loops and secure them. When making long runs or distributing signal to multiple devices, consider using approved splitters or an amplifier to compensate for signal attenuation. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or looseness and replace the cable if physical damage or persistent signal loss occurs.