Wirepath SP-HNET1-500-BLU RG6U 3ghz Quad Shield Cable Blue

Product Description

The WIREPATH SP-HNET1-500-BLU is a quad-shielded RG6U coaxial cable rated to 3 GHz, supplied in a 500-foot run in blue jacket. Quad shielding provides superior rejection of RF interference compared to standard dual-shield RG6, making this cable well-suited for high-frequency signal distribution in structured wiring installations. The blue jacket aids in color-coded cable identification across multi-run installations. Licensed low-voltage technicians and structured wiring installers are the primary trades that specify and pull this cable type.

This cable is used in residential and light commercial low-voltage installations where coaxial signal distribution is required. Typical applications include satellite dish feeds, over-the-air antenna runs, CATV distribution, and broadband signal routing. The 3 GHz frequency rating supports modern satellite and broadband signal requirements. The 500-foot quantity is appropriate for new construction rough-in or larger retrofit projects requiring extended cable runs throughout a structure.

Key Features

• Quad-shield construction reduces RF interference and signal leakage on high-frequency runs
• 3 GHz frequency rating supports satellite, CATV, and broadband signal distribution
• RG6U conductor geometry meets industry-standard impedance and attenuation requirements for coaxial distribution
• Blue jacket enables color-coded identification in multi-cable structured wiring installations
• 500-foot continuous run minimizes splice points and supports longer home-run distances

Compatibility

Designed as a standard RG6U quad-shield coaxial cable compatible with F-type connectors and fittings used in residential and light commercial satellite, CATV, and antenna distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 820 governing coaxial cable wiring. Avoid sharp bends below the cable minimum bend radius and keep coaxial runs separated from line-voltage wiring to prevent interference. Terminate all ends with properly crimped or compression-type F-connectors rated for quad-shield RG6 to maintain signal integrity. Do not staple or pinch the cable jacket during fastening.