Listen Technologies LA-113-500 RG-8 50 Ohm Coaxial Cable

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LA-113-500 is an RG-8 50 ohm low-loss coaxial cable designed for professional audio and assistive listening system installations. RG-8 coaxial cable provides a larger conductor diameter than standard RG-58, which reduces signal attenuation over longer runs. This makes it a practical choice for antenna feed lines and RF signal routing in commercial and institutional listen technologies deployments. The 50 ohm impedance rating aligns with standard RF transmission line requirements used in assistive listening and distributed audio infrastructure.

This coaxial cable is suited for use in assistive listening system installations found in commercial buildings, houses of worship, theaters, conference rooms, and other venues requiring compliant hearing loop or RF transmission infrastructure. Installers use RG-8 cable where signal integrity over distance is a priority, particularly when running cable between transmitter antennas and rack-mounted or wall-mounted equipment. It is typically installed by licensed audio-visual or low-voltage technicians.

Key Features

• RG-8 construction with 50 ohm characteristic impedance for standard RF transmission line compatibility
• Low-loss design reduces signal attenuation on longer antenna feed line runs
• Larger conductor diameter compared to RG-58 for improved signal performance
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for flexible quantity ordering
• Categorized as a speaker and assistive listening system accessory for professional AV and low-voltage applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory cable for use with LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES assistive listening and RF transmission systems requiring 50 ohm RG-8 coaxial cable connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or audio-visual technician familiar with RF coaxial cable termination practices. De-energize all connected equipment before making or breaking coaxial connections. Use proper coaxial connectors and crimping or compression tools rated for RG-8 cable to ensure secure, low-resistance terminations. Follow applicable local electrical codes and ADA requirements for assistive listening system infrastructure where relevant.