Wirepath SP-RG6-1000-BLK RG6 Coax Cable 1000 Ft

Product Description

The WIREPATH SP-RG6-1000-BLK is a 1000-foot spool of RG6 coaxial cable designed for structured wiring and low-voltage signal distribution applications. This shielded coaxial cable carries video, satellite, and broadband signals with the shielding construction needed to reduce interference in residential and light commercial installations. The black jacket makes it suitable for in-wall, plenum-adjacent, or exterior conduit runs where a neutral finish is required. Sold as a single 1000-foot boxed spool, it gives installers enough continuous footage to handle multi-room or multi-floor runs without mid-run splices.

This cable is used in residential and light commercial low-voltage installations including cable television distribution, satellite dish feeds, antenna connections, and broadband coaxial networks. It is a standard choice for structured media installations where a full spool is needed to service multiple drops from a central distribution point. Low-voltage technicians and AV installers are the primary trades pulling this cable during rough-in or retrofit work.

Key Features

• RG6 coaxial construction with shielding for signal integrity in video and broadband runs
• 1000-foot continuous spool minimizes mid-run splices on large jobs
• Black jacket suited for in-wall, conduit, or discreet surface runs
• Boxed spool format for clean, tangle-free pulling on the job site
• Shielded category construction reduces electromagnetic interference

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard RG6 coaxial wiring applications including cable television, satellite, antenna, and broadband distribution systems that accept 75-ohm coaxial cable terminated with F-type connectors.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or structured wiring contractors in accordance with local low-voltage wiring codes and NEC Article 820 requirements for coaxial cable. De-energize any connected active equipment before making terminations. Use a proper coaxial cable stripper and compression-style F-connectors to maintain shielding continuity at every termination point. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, as this can degrade shielding and signal performance.