Coaxial Cable Preisner EK1672plus 100m Black

The Preisner EK1672plus coaxial cable in a 100m black roll is designed for reliable signal transmission in video, satellite and RF distribution systems. Constructed to reduce attenuation and external interference, this coaxial cable provides consistent performance for installations requiring stable signal quality over medium distances. Its flexibility and protective outer jacket support easier routing through conduits, walls and ceilings while maintaining mechanical durability for prolonged use.

Advantages

This cable offers low signal loss and improved shielding to minimize interference from nearby electrical sources, ensuring clearer reception and reduced noise. The cable's flexibility simplifies handling and installation in confined spaces, while the durable outer jacket resists abrasion and environmental stress. Consistent manufacturing quality contributes to predictable transmission characteristics, making replacement and expansion of existing systems straightforward.

Suitable for

• Home and professional TV antenna and satellite installations
• CCTV and video surveillance systems
• RF distribution in buildings and multi-dwelling units
• Signal extensions between receivers, splitters and amplifiers

Key specifications

• Length: 100 m
• Color: Black
• Cable type: Coaxial (designed for RF/video/satellite signals)
• Construction: Flexible outer jacket with inner dielectric and shield layers for reduced interference
• Suitable frequency range: Designed for wideband RF applications including television and satellite frequencies
• Mechanical properties: Flexible for easy routing and installation in various environments

How to use

Plan the cable route to minimize bends and avoid proximity to strong electrical sources. Measure and cut the required length, then prepare terminations according to the connector type used in the system. For best results, use compatible compression or crimp connectors and ensure a secure shield connection to maintain effective grounding. When running the cable in walls or ceilings, follow local building codes and use appropriate protective conduit or clips to prevent physical damage.

Usage recommendations

For optimal signal quality, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid sharp bends. Use high-quality connectors and, where necessary, install inline amplifiers or equalizers if long runs cause measurable loss. Store unused cable in a dry place away from heat sources to preserve the jacket and dielectric properties.