What is CommScope wire used for?
Whether you need cables for satellite, security, closed-circuit television (CCTV), or video applications, residential or commercial structures, CommScope offers a family of high-performance coaxial cable that fits your needs.
How far can you run RG11 cable?
Distances for different coax cable types and the reasons why—In the field, RG11 coax runs more than 150–200 feet; RG6 coax is for less than 150 feet. However, people use RG6 coax because it is less expensive. The cable used depends on the attenuation desired and length of the link.
Can I use RG11 cable?
The main disadvantage of the RG11 coaxial cable is its high price because the bigger thickness of cable fibers and conductor wire makes materials higher. If you already have bought the RG11 coaxial cable but require the RG6, it is entirely safe to use the RG11 cable in its place and expect no loss of signal quality.
What is RG-11 cable?
RG11 is a 14-gauge wire, a higher gauge than other video cables, giving it more room to transfer signal. RG11 cable provides 3Ghz frequency for CATV, HDTV, TV antenna, and video distribution.
What type of cable wire does spectrum use?
Coax, or “coaxial” cables, provide signals to your equipment for your Spectrum Voice, Internet and TV service. A coax cable runs from your wall to your TV or Spectrum Receiver (cable box), as well as your modem. You can also connect your Spectrum Receiver to your TV using a coax cable.
What is RG in coaxial cable?
When referring to different types of coaxial cables, RG stands for “Radio Guide,” a designation derived from World War II military specifications. Each type of coaxial cable has a different RG rating to help distinguish the cables’ distinct characteristics and specifications.
Why commcommscope QR coaxial cable?
CommScope’s patented QR® coaxial cable was developed to meet the increasing demands of tomorrow’s broadband networks. QR has the highest reliability and flexibility of any coaxial cable, low RF attenuation and an unprecedented 10-year warranty.
Why choose CommScope tri-shield xpressprep cable?
CommScope’s tri-shield XpressPrep cables significantly reduce the time normally required for cable end preparation of tri-shield cables while increasing consistency and quality of connector termination. CommScope provides a reel recycling service that saves trees, reduces landfill use and promotes site clean-up.
What is the drop cable applications and construction guide?
The Drop Cable Applications and Construction Guide is written for the cable installation professional who, due to the diverse services offered by CATV and telecommunication service providers, needs a quick and handy reference to practical installation information, especially in the case of retrofitting.