Coaxial cable Televes CXT 1.02 CU 79% PVC 100 m - 75 Ω, copper conductor, braided shield

The Televes CXT 1.02 CU coaxial cable on a 100 m reel is designed for 75 Ω RF signal transmission in TV, satellite and CCTV systems. It features a solid copper conductor and a braided shield covering 79% of the conductor surface, combined with a PVC outer jacket for mechanical protection and flexible routing. The cable construction provides stable characteristic impedance, low attenuation and effective protection from electromagnetic interference for reliable signal distribution in residential and light-commercial installations.

Advantages

The solid copper conductor delivers consistent electrical conductivity and improved signal transfer compared with copper-clad alternatives. A 79% braided shield reduces ingress of external interference and improves return loss, helping to maintain picture and audio quality across long runs. The PVC outer jacket offers resistance to abrasion and easy handling during installation while allowing indoor and protected outdoor routing. The cable’s 75 Ω nominal impedance and controlled geometry ensure predictable performance with standard RF connectors and equipment.

Suitable for

• Domestic and apartment TV and FM signal distribution
• Satellite LNB feeds and multiswitch installations
• CCTV analog video and hybrid surveillance systems
• Low-loss interconnects between tuners, amplifiers and splitters

Key specifications

• Nominal impedance: 75 Ω
• Conductor material: solid copper
• Shielding: braided shield, approximately 79% coverage
• Outer jacket material: PVC
• Reel length: 100 m

How to use

Select appropriate connector type (F-type, BNC or RCA depending on the equipment) and use a quality stripping tool to prepare the cable end without nicking the copper conductor or disturbing the braid. Terminate the cable with compression or crimp connectors rated for 75 Ω systems to preserve impedance and minimise reflections. Route the cable avoiding sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference; where runs pass outdoors, protect connector points from moisture using suitable sealing boots or weatherproof housings.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep continuous runs under recommended lengths for the specific application and use signal amplifiers or distribution amplifiers where necessary. When installing for satellite or long-distance TV distribution, verify signal levels after termination and, if needed, use attenuators or active amplifiers to optimise reception. Store unused reel in a dry, temperature-stable location to prevent jacket deformation.