West Penn Wire 6450BK1000 RG6 Coaxial Cable 1000 Ft

Product Description

The WEST PENN WIRE 6450BK1000 is a 1000-foot reel of RG6 coaxial cable built for digital video signal distribution in low-voltage systems. Constructed with an 18 AWG bare copper (BC) center conductor, this cable is engineered to carry broadband video signals with minimal attenuation across long cable runs. The black jacket makes it suitable for concealed in-wall or plenum-rated pathway installations where finished aesthetics matter. Low-voltage technicians and AV integrators specify this cable for structured wiring projects, CCTV, satellite distribution, and digital antenna feeds in both residential and light commercial environments.

This cable is a standard choice for digital video backbone wiring where RG6 is the specified cable type. It is commonly pulled in new construction and retrofit projects for satellite television, over-the-air antenna systems, and security camera infrastructure. The 1000-foot spool length suits multi-drop runs and larger installations where smaller spools would create unnecessary splices. Installers working under low-voltage contractor licenses will find this cable sized correctly for F-connector termination tools already common in the trade.

Key Features

• 18 AWG bare copper center conductor for reliable signal conductivity
• RG6 construction compatible with standard F-type and compression connector terminations
• 1000-foot reel minimizes splice points on large or multi-room installations
• Black jacket suits in-wall, conduit, and surface-mount pathways
• Designed for digital video signal distribution including satellite and broadband antenna systems

Compatibility

Designed as a standard RG6 coaxial cable for use with F-type connectors in digital video, satellite, and broadband antenna distribution systems requiring 18 AWG bare copper construction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 820 for community antenna television and radio distribution cable. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, as kinking the dielectric or shield will degrade signal performance. Use a proper cable stripper and compression crimp tool sized for RG6 to ensure weathertight F-connector terminations. De-energize all connected equipment before terminating cable ends at active distribution equipment or amplifiers.