Genesis Cable 50181008 RG11 Coaxial Cable 1000 Ft Rollback

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 50181008 is an RG11 coaxial cable supplied on a 1000-foot rollback reel. It features a 60 percent aluminum braid shield designed to reduce signal interference and maintain consistent signal integrity across long cable runs. RG11 is a larger-diameter coaxial cable type that delivers lower signal loss compared to RG6, making it well suited for backbone distribution runs, trunk lines, and long-distance feeds where maintaining signal level is critical. This cable is sold as a single 1000-foot rollback reel and is a standard supply item for low-voltage cabling contractors and telecommunications installers working on structured wiring and broadband distribution systems.

This cable is appropriate for residential and light commercial installations where longer coaxial runs are required, such as from a main distribution point to satellite dishes, antenna systems, or CATV distribution amplifiers. The rollback reel format allows for controlled, tangle-free payout during installation, which is practical on job sites where a standard spool rack may not be available. Licensed low-voltage technicians and cable installers are the primary users of this product type.

Key Features

• RG11 coaxial cable construction for lower attenuation on long runs compared to RG6
• 60 percent aluminum braid shielding for RF interference rejection
• 1000-foot rollback reel for controlled field payout
• Shielded coaxial construction suitable for CATV, satellite, and antenna distribution
• Sold as a single reel unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style coaxial cable replacement or new-installation supply for RG11 applications in residential and commercial low-voltage distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or telecommunications contractor in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 820 for coaxial cable wiring. De-energize and disconnect all active signal sources before terminating or splicing coaxial cable ends. Use proper RG11-rated compression connectors and crimping tools rated for the cable diameter, as RG11 fittings are not interchangeable with RG6 hardware. Route cable away from high-voltage wiring to minimize induced interference.