Wirepath SP-RG6Q-500-BLK RG6/U Ccs Coax 500ft

Product Description

The WIREPATH SP-RG6Q-500-BLK is a 500-foot box of RG6/U coaxial cable constructed with a copper-clad steel (CCS) center conductor. RG6/U is the standard coaxial cable type used for broadband signal distribution in residential and light commercial installations. The CCS construction provides the signal-carrying conductors of copper with the structural strength of a steel core, making it suitable for in-wall and structured wiring runs. This cable is finished in black and is packaged in a pull box for clean, tangle-free installation. Electricians and low-voltage technicians rely on this format for satellite, cable TV, and antenna distribution wiring.

This coaxial cable is suited for residential and light commercial structured wiring applications including satellite dish feeds, over-the-air antenna distribution, cable television drops, and broadband internet connections. The 500-foot box format is intended for new construction and retrofit projects where multiple cable runs are needed from a central distribution point. Low-voltage installers and electricians working to NEC Article 820 guidelines for coaxial wiring in buildings will find this a practical bulk-spool option.

Key Features

• RG6/U specification for broadband, satellite, and cable TV signal distribution
• Copper-clad steel (CCS) center conductor for structural rigidity in long runs
• 500-foot pull box packaging for efficient multi-run installations
• Black jacket finish for low-visibility surface or in-wall routing
• Quad-shielded coaxial construction for reduced signal interference

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard RG6/U F-type connectors and compression fittings used in satellite, cable TV, and broadband antenna distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage technicians and licensed electricians typically install coaxial cable in accordance with NEC Article 820. De-energize any active signal equipment before terminating cable ends. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, and do not staple through the cable jacket. Use appropriate compression-style F connectors and a calibrated compression tool for reliable terminations.