Coaxial Cables

Q: What is coaxial cable commonly used for?

Coaxial cable is widely used for RF and video applications such as cable television, antennas, satellite systems, broadband connections and some legacy CCTV installations. The correct cable depends on signal type, frequency, distance, connector requirements and whether the run is indoors, outdoors, in-wall or in another regulated installation environment.

Q: What is the difference between RG6 and RG59 coaxial cable?

RG6 is commonly selected for modern TV, satellite and broadband applications because it generally has lower signal loss at higher frequencies than RG59. RG59 can still be appropriate for certain shorter-run or legacy video applications. Always match the cable specification to the equipment, signal frequency, distance and installation requirements.

Q: Does coaxial cable length affect signal quality?

Yes. Signal loss increases as coaxial cable runs get longer, and the amount of loss varies by cable type and frequency. For longer runs, use the cable specified for the application and minimize unnecessary connectors or poor terminations. System design may also require amplification or other distribution equipment depending on the signal and distance.

Q: Which connectors are used with coaxial cables?

Connector type depends on the application. F-type connectors are common for TV, satellite and broadband, while BNC connectors are frequently found in video and professional applications. The connector must match both the cable type and the equipment, and proper termination is important for maintaining signal integrity and shielding.

Provo Siamese RG59U CCTV 20 AWG SOL BC 95% BRD SH + 18-2c STR UNSH Control Cable CSA FT4 UL RoHS – White JKT

$1.58

Provo Siamese RG59U CCTV 20 AWG SOL BC 95% BRD SH + 18-2c FL SH STR Control Cable CSA FT4 UL RoHS – Black JKT

$3.68

Provo Siamese RG59U CCTV 20 AWG SOL STR 95% BRD Copper SH + 18awg 2c STR Unshielded CSA FT4 – White JKT

$3.26

Provo RG6U 18 AWG SOL BC Quad Shield ( 2 X 100% FL SH + 1 X 60% Alum BRD SH + 1 X 40% Alum BRD SH) 3000 MHz CSA FT4 UL RoHS – White JKT

$2.63

Provo Siamese RG59U CCTV 20 AWG SOL STR 95% BRD Copper SH + 18awg 2c STR Unshielded CSA FT4 – Black JKT

$3.26

Provo RG59U CCTV 20 AWG SOL BC 95% BC BRD SH 75 ohms CSA FT4 UL RoHS – White JKT

$1.79

Provo RG59B/U CCTV 23 AWG SOL BC 95% BC BRD SH 75 ohms CSA FT4 UL RoHS – Black Non-Contaminating JKT

$2.42

Provo Siamese RG59U CCTV 20 AWG SOL BC 95% BRD SH + 18-4c FL SH STR Control Cable CSA FT4 UL RoHS – Black JKT

$8.61

Provo RG59U 20 AWG SOL BC 95% BC BRD SH 80 ohms CSA FT4 UL RoHS – White JKT

$2.21

Provo Siamese RG59U CCTV 20 AWG SOL BC 95% BRD SH + 18-2c FL SH STR Control Cable CSA FT4 UL RoHS – White JKT

$3.68

Provo RG59U CCTV 20 AWG SOL BC 95% BRD SH 75 ohms CSA FT4 UL RoHS – Black JKT

$2.21

Provo RG6U CCTV 18 AWG SOL 95% BRD SH CSA FT4 UL RoHS – White JKT

$2.84

Coaxial Cables for TV, Antenna, CCTV & AV

Shop coaxial cables for television, antenna, CCTV, RF and AV signal applications. Compare impedance, connector type, cable rating, length and installation environment before choosing coax cable. RG6 and other coax formats can look similar while serving different applications, so matching the cable to the signal path matters more than choosing by appearance alone.

How to Choose the Right Coax Cable

Start with the source and destination equipment, then verify impedance, connector type, bandwidth requirements and whether the cable will run indoors, outdoors, through walls or in a plenum-rated space. For permanent installations, also review jacket rating and project requirements before ordering cable or terminations.

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