Aerial cable LIBOX RG6 10 m PCC10 coaxial cable for TV/satellite installations

LIBOX PCC10 is a 10 m RG6 aerial coaxial cable designed for transmission of television and satellite signals. Intended for outdoor aerial runs and rooftop installations, this coaxial cable provides the standard RG6 impedance and construction for reliable connection between antennas, satellite dishes and receivers. The 10 m length allows extension or replacement of existing coax runs in residential and small commercial setups where a direct, single-cable link is required.

Advantages

The LIBOX RG6 10 m cable combines a standard RG6 geometry with an outdoor-suitable jacket to ensure consistent signal transfer and mechanical protection in exposed installations. Its fixed length simplifies planning for rooftop-to-receiver routes while the common impedance reduces mismatch losses when connected to typical TV and satellite equipment. The cable is compatible with standard F-type connectors and can be terminated or connected using commonly available tools and fittings.

Suitable for

• Connecting rooftop TV antennas to indoor receivers
• Linking satellite dishes to set-top boxes or tuners
• Extending or replacing coaxial runs on residential properties
• Temporary outdoor installations for testing or signal alignment

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG6 coaxial
• Length: 10 m
• Impedance: 75 ohm
• Primary use: TV and satellite signal transmission
• Suitable environment: outdoor / aerial installations
• Connector compatibility: standard F-type termination

How to use

Route the LIBOX PCC10 cable along the planned aerial path from the antenna or satellite dish to the receiver location, securing it with clips or ties to prevent movement and strain. If the cable is not pre-terminated, prepare the end by stripping the outer jacket and dielectric to expose the conductor and shield, then attach F-type connectors following standard termination procedures. Verify that connections are tight and weatherproof any outdoor terminations with appropriate seals or tape. After installation, check signal levels at the receiver and adjust antenna or dish alignment as needed.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term performance in outdoor installations, avoid sharp bends and prolonged exposure to standing water. Use UV-resistant clips and maintain a gentle bend radius consistent with RG6 handling guidelines. Where permanent external connections are required, apply weatherproof boots or silicone tape to protect connector interfaces and reduce corrosion risk.