Wirepath SP-RG6-CAT6-500-BLK Dualspool Cable 500ft Black

Product Description

The WIREPATH SP-RG6-CAT6-500-BLK is a dual-spool combo cable package combining RG6 coaxial and Cat6 twisted-pair cable on a single spool, supplied in black and measured at 500 feet per spool. The RG6 portion is a stranded, shielded coaxial cable suited for low-loss signal distribution, while the Cat6 portion supports structured data runs. This combination spool format reduces material handling time on job sites where both cable types are being roughed-in simultaneously. Low-voltage installers, security technicians, and AV integrators are the primary trades working with this product.

This cable package is well suited for residential and light commercial installations where coaxial video distribution and Cat6 data or security wiring are being run in parallel. Common applications include security camera systems, access control wiring, satellite or antenna distribution, and structured cabling rough-ins. The stranded, shielded construction on the RG6 side supports flexible routing through walls, conduit, and cable trays. The 500-foot spool length is practical for single-room or multi-zone pulls without mid-run splices.

Key Features

• Dual-spool format combines RG6 coaxial and Cat6 on one package for efficient multi-cable rough-ins
• RG6 construction is stranded and shielded for flexible routing and signal integrity
• 500-foot length per spool minimizes mid-run splices on medium to large pulls
• Black jacket finish suits in-wall, plenum-adjacent, and concealed installation environments
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward ordering and inventory tracking

Compatibility

Designed for use in security, surveillance, structured cabling, and AV distribution systems requiring both RG6 coaxial and Cat6 cable. Suitable for standard low-voltage wiring applications in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified integrator in accordance with applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. De-energize any connected equipment before terminating cables at panels, cameras, or data ports. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the minimum bend radius of either cable type, and keep coaxial and data runs separated from high-voltage conductors where possible to reduce interference.