Southwire 9910690608 RG-174 Coaxial Cable 50 Ohm 26 Awg

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE 9910690608 is an RG-174 coaxial cable rated at 50 ohms impedance with a 26 AWG steel center conductor. The cable features a braided shield with 88 percent coverage and a black PVC jacket with an outside diameter of 0.1 inches. It is available cut-to-length in 1-foot increments with a minimum cut of 250 feet from a 1,000-foot coil. This cable is suited for low-voltage signal transmission applications and is installed by electricians, low-voltage technicians, and communications contractors. RoHS compliance and dual UL/ETL listing make it appropriate for both commercial and light industrial installations.

RG-174 coaxial cable is used in applications requiring a small-diameter 50-ohm transmission line, including antenna feed lines, RF signal runs, GPS equipment connections, and test equipment leads. The 0.1-inch outside diameter makes it well suited for tight conduit fills or equipment panels where space is limited. The 88 percent braid shield coverage provides reliable noise rejection in environments with moderate electromagnetic interference. This product is sold in 1-foot cut increments with a 250-foot minimum order quantity.

Key Features

• 50 ohm impedance — standard for RF and antenna signal applications
• 26 AWG steel center conductor with 88 percent braid shield coverage
• 0.1 inch outside diameter — compact profile for tight installations
• Black PVC jacket rated to 176 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• Cut-to-length in 1-foot increments; 250-foot minimum cut from 1,000-foot coil
• UL Listed, ETL Dual Listed, CSA, and RoHS 2011/65/EU compliant

Compatibility

Designed as an RG-174 type 50-ohm coaxial cable suitable for RF, antenna, GPS, and low-voltage signal transmission systems requiring a small-diameter flexible coax in commercial and light industrial environments.

Installation Notes

Installation of coaxial cable should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize and disconnect all connected equipment before terminating or splicing the cable. Avoid sharp bend radii that can compromise the braid shield or deform the center conductor. Use appropriate coaxial connectors and crimping tools rated for RG-174 cable to ensure signal integrity at termination points.