Coaxial Cable YWDXpek 75-1.05/4.8 K-100 Connector 100m Black

The YWDXpek 75-1.05/4.8 K-100 coaxial cable is a 100-meter, black-jacketed cable engineered for high-frequency signal transmission. It is built with a 75-ohm impedance and conductor and dielectric dimensions that support low attenuation over long runs, making it suitable for radio frequency distribution, antenna connections, and other telecommunications links that require consistent signal integrity.

Advantages

This coaxial cable provides stable characteristic impedance and low signal loss across typical broadcast and telecom frequency bands. The robust outer jacket offers mechanical protection and resistance to environmental factors encountered in indoor and sheltered outdoor installations. The construction supports reliable connections with standard K-100 style connectors and maintains consistent performance over a 100 m length.

Suitable for

• RF signal distribution and antenna feeders
• Cable runs between broadcast or telecom equipment within buildings or equipment rooms
• Connecting receivers, transmitters and distribution amplifiers requiring 75-ohm coax
• Temporary or semi-permanent installations where a long continuous length is needed

When it may not be suitable

This cable is intended for applications that require 75-ohm coaxial transmission and may not be appropriate for systems needing different characteristic impedance (for example 50 ohm) or for applications demanding specialized environmental ratings such as direct burial or permanent outdoor aerial use without additional protection. For very high-power RF transmission or harsh outdoor exposure, choose a cable specified for those conditions.

Key specifications

• Impedance: 75 ohm
• Length: 100 m
• Outer jacket color: Black
• Conductor and dielectric dimensions: design consistent with 75-1.05/4.8 profile for low attenuation
• Connector compatibility: K-100 style fittings

How to use

Measure and cut the required length, strip the cable according to the K-100 connector preparation dimensions, attach compatible K-100 connectors following manufacturer instructions, and secure connections to equipment using proper torque and weatherproofing where appropriate. Route the cable avoiding sharp bends and sources of mechanical stress; observe minimum bend radius to prevent impedance changes and increased attenuation. When deploying outdoors or in ducts, protect the cable from prolonged UV exposure and water ingress using suitable conduit or sealing methods.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that your system requires a 75-ohm coaxial cable and K-100 connector compatibility.
• Confirm that a 100 m continuous length meets your run requirements or plan for intermediate amplifiers if needed.
• Assess the installation environment to determine if additional protection (conduit, UV-resistant sleeving, or direct-burial rated cable) is necessary.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, maintain gentle cable bends, avoid tight coils, and terminate with high-quality K-100 connectors. Test signal levels after installation and use appropriate surge protection where the cable connects to outdoor antennas or exposed equipment.