Surecall SC-RG11-100 RG-11 Coaxial Cable 100 Feet

Product Description

The SURECALL SC-RG11-100 is a 100-foot RG-11 coaxial cable in black jacket, designed for use in cellular signal booster installations. RG-11 is a larger-diameter coaxial cable with lower signal loss per foot compared to standard RG-6, making it well suited for long cable runs where maintaining signal integrity is critical. This cable is sold as a single 100-foot length and is intended for installation by licensed technicians and experienced communications installers working on in-building or vehicle cellular amplifier systems.

This cable is used in commercial and residential cellular signal booster deployments where long runs between the outside donor antenna and the signal amplifier unit are required. The lower attenuation characteristics of RG-11 make it a preferred choice when cable runs exceed distances where RG-6 would introduce unacceptable signal loss. Typical applications include multi-story buildings, large commercial spaces, and installations where the antenna must be mounted far from the amplifier equipment.

Key Features

• RG-11 coaxial construction provides lower signal loss per foot versus standard RG-6 cable
• 100-foot length suitable for long antenna-to-amplifier runs
• Black jacket finish for discreet routing in commercial and residential environments
• Designed for cellular signal booster and cable patch cord applications
• Sold as a single unit quantity

Compatibility

Designed for use with cellular signal booster systems requiring RG-11 coaxial cable connections, including antenna feed lines and amplifier input runs. Verify connector type compatibility with your specific amplifier and antenna fittings before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with coaxial cable systems and FCC regulations governing cellular signal boosters. Ensure all connectors are properly crimped or compression-fitted and that the cable is routed away from sharp edges and high-heat surfaces. Power down the signal booster unit before making or breaking any coaxial connections. Follow all applicable local building codes when routing cable through walls or conduit.