Genesis Cable 50071101 RG6 Quad Shield Catv Cable 1000ft

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 50071101 is an RG6 quad-shield coaxial cable with a copper-clad steel (CCS) center conductor, designed for CATV signal distribution in residential and light commercial installations. The quad-shield construction provides four layers of shielding, reducing signal interference and improving attenuation performance across standard cable television and broadband frequencies. Sold in a 1000-foot box, this cable is well suited for cable TV rough-in, satellite feed runs, and distribution system wiring where a high volume of cable is needed on a single job.

This RG6 CCS quad-shield cable is used in residential and commercial CATV distribution, satellite TV systems, and broadband coaxial infrastructure. It is appropriate for in-wall, attic, and crawlspace routing where a continuous spool of coaxial cable minimizes the number of connectors and splices on a run. Low-voltage installers, cable technicians, and AV contractors commonly specify this type of cable for new construction and retrofit signal distribution projects.

Key Features

• Quad-shield design provides four layers of shielding for improved signal integrity and noise rejection
• Copper-clad steel (CCS) center conductor balances conductivity with structural strength for long pulls
• RG6 form factor compatible with standard F-type compression and crimp connectors
• White jacket finish suits in-wall and surface-mount residential installations
• 1000-foot box quantity reduces mid-run splices on longer distribution runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-install coaxial cable for residential and light commercial CATV, satellite, and broadband distribution systems using standard RG6 F-type termination hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified cable installer in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 820 for community antenna television and radio distribution cable. De-energize and disconnect any active signal source before terminating or splicing. Use a proper coaxial cable stripper and calibrated compression tool to ensure weather-tight F-connector terminations. Avoid sharp bends below the cable minimum bend radius to prevent damage to the shielding layers and center conductor.