Wirepath NST-RG6Q-500-WH RG6 Coaxial Cable 500ft White

Product Description

The WIREPATH NST-RG6Q-500-WH is a 500-foot pull box of RG6 quad-shield coaxial cable in white jacket. RG6 is the standard coax gauge for residential and light commercial signal distribution, carrying satellite, cable TV, over-the-air antenna, and broadband signals with low attenuation across long runs. The quad-shield construction layers two foil shields and two braid shields over the dielectric core, providing substantially greater RF interference rejection than standard dual-shield RG6. This cable is suited for structured wiring installations where shielding integrity matters, such as runs near electrical conduit or in RF-dense environments. Low-voltage installers, AV integrators, and cable technicians are the primary trades handling this product.

This coaxial cable is appropriate for residential and light commercial installations requiring a continuous 500-foot supply. Typical applications include in-wall and in-ceiling runs for cable TV outlets, satellite dish drops, antenna distribution systems, and broadband service entry points. The white jacket blends with standard interior finishes, making it well-suited for exposed or semi-exposed runs in finished living spaces. The pull box format allows controlled, tangle-free dispensing during installation without a reel stand.

Key Features

• Quad-shield construction with dual foil and dual braid layers for superior RF interference rejection
• RG6 gauge optimized for satellite, CATV, antenna, and broadband signal distribution
• White PVC jacket suitable for interior residential and light commercial use
• 500-foot pull box format for controlled, kink-free dispensing on the job
• Sold as a single unit (one 500-foot box per order quantity)

Compatibility

Designed as a standard RG6 coaxial cable compatible with F-type connectors and termination hardware used in satellite, CATV, antenna, and broadband distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or structured wiring installers. Pull cable before terminating ends, and avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, as kinking degrades shielding continuity. Terminate with the appropriate RG6 compression or crimp F-connectors rated for quad-shield cable. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and any applicable NEC articles governing communication wiring when routing through walls or plenum spaces.