Genesis Cable 53071101 RG6 Quad Shield Catv Riser Cable

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 53071101 is a quad-shielded RG6 coaxial cable rated for CATV riser installations. Quad shielding provides significantly better signal protection against electromagnetic interference compared to standard dual-shield designs, making it well-suited for cable television, satellite, and broadband distribution runs inside multi-story buildings. The riser rating meets fire code requirements for vertical runs between floors in non-plenum spaces. This cable is sold as a 1,000-foot spool in white jacket, covering large residential or light commercial distribution jobs in a single pull.

This RG6 riser cable is used in residential and light commercial structured wiring installations. Typical applications include vertical trunk runs from basement head-end equipment to upper-floor distribution points, in-wall drops to coaxial outlets, and MDU (multi-dwelling unit) backbone wiring. It is installed by cable television technicians, low-voltage wiring contractors, and structured wiring installers working on CATV, satellite, and broadband signal distribution systems.

Key Features

• Quad-shield construction for superior EMI rejection on CATV and broadband signal runs
• Riser-rated jacket suitable for vertical in-wall and between-floor cable runs in non-plenum spaces
• White jacket finish integrates with standard residential and light commercial interior installations
• 1,000-foot spool quantity reduces the need for mid-run splices on long distribution runs
• RG6 impedance standard compatible with CATV, satellite, and broadband coaxial system components

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-install option for residential and light commercial CATV riser coaxial cable applications using standard RG6 quad-shield specifications.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage wiring contractors and cable television technicians typically install this cable. Riser-rated cables must be run in designated riser pathways per NEC Article 820 requirements for CATV wiring in multi-story structures. Do not substitute riser-rated cable in plenum air-handling spaces where CMP-rated cable is required by code. Use appropriate coaxial compression fittings and avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius to preserve signal integrity.