Surecall SC-001-1000 SC-400 Coax Cable Spool 1000 Ft

Product Description

The SURECALL SC-001-1000 is a 1000-foot spool of SC-400 low-loss coaxial cable designed for use in cellular signal booster installations. SC-400 cable is a 400-series coaxial cable commonly used as the primary run cable between donor and server antennas in distributed antenna system (DAS) and cellular booster setups. This spool is finished in black and ships as a single unit, making it suitable for larger commercial or multi-floor residential installations where long cable runs are required. Installation is typically performed by RF technicians, licensed low-voltage contractors, or trained signal booster installers.

SC-400 coaxial cable is well suited for indoor and outdoor cable routing in cellular signal amplifier systems. The 400-series diameter provides a balance of low signal loss and manageable flexibility for routing through walls, ceilings, conduit, and riser pathways. This 1000-foot spool supports full-building installations and larger campus deployments where shorter pre-cut lengths are not practical. It is commonly used as the main trunk cable between the outside donor antenna and the interior distribution network.

Key Features

• 1000-foot continuous spool minimizes splices and signal loss across long cable runs
• SC-400 series construction delivers low attenuation suitable for cellular frequency bands
• Black jacket finish blends into standard commercial installation environments
• 400-series cable diameter balances low loss with workable flexibility for routing through conduit and riser pathways
• Single-unit spool format supports large commercial or multi-story residential deployments

Compatibility

Designed for use with SURECALL cellular signal booster systems requiring SC-400 series coaxial cable as the primary trunk or antenna feed cable. Consult the SURECALL system documentation to confirm connector and termination requirements for your specific booster model.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed RF installer familiar with cellular booster system requirements. Power down the signal booster before connecting or disconnecting any cable runs. Cable should be properly terminated with compatible SC-400 connectors and routed to avoid sharp bends that can degrade impedance and increase signal loss. Follow all applicable local building codes and FCC regulations governing signal booster installations.