Surecall SC-002-1000 SC-400 Cable Spool 1000 Ft

Product Description

The SURECALL SC-002-1000 is a 1000-foot spool of SC-400 low-loss coaxial cable supplied in white. SC-400 cable is a flexible, low-attenuation coaxial used to connect cellular signal booster components — antennas, amplifiers, and splitters — within distributed antenna system (DAS) and cell signal booster installations. The white jacket makes it well-suited for drop-ceiling and interior wall routing where a clean appearance is required. Telecom and low-voltage technicians reach for SC-400 where signal loss over longer cable runs must be minimized. The 1000-foot spool provides enough material for large-scale commercial or multi-floor residential deployments without mid-run splices.

SC-400 cable is used in cellular signal booster systems installed in commercial buildings, warehouses, office complexes, and large residential structures. It serves as the primary distribution cable between the outdoor donor antenna, the signal amplifier, and interior broadcast antennas. The 1000-foot spool format is intended for structured wiring pulls where significant cable length is required in a single continuous run, reducing connection points and preserving signal integrity throughout the system.

Key Features

• 1000-foot spool provides ample length for large commercial DAS and cell booster installations
• SC-400 low-loss coaxial construction minimizes signal attenuation over long cable runs
• White jacket finish suits interior installation environments including drop ceilings and finished walls
• Flexible coaxial design simplifies routing through conduit, cable trays, and wall cavities
• Full spool format reduces the need for mid-run connectors that can introduce signal loss

Compatibility

Designed for use with SURECALL signal booster systems and other DAS equipment that utilize SC-400 type low-loss coaxial cable terminations.

Installation Notes

SC-400 coaxial cable is typically installed by licensed low-voltage or telecom technicians familiar with DAS and cellular booster system requirements. Proper coaxial connectors and a calibrated compression or crimp tool should be used at all termination points to maintain signal integrity. Power down the signal amplifier before connecting or disconnecting cable runs. Installations in commercial buildings may be subject to local low-voltage wiring codes and fire-rated plenum requirements — verify jacket rating against the installation environment before pulling cable.