Wirepath SP-RG6Q-PL-1000-BLK RG6 Coax Spool 1000ft

Product Description

The WIREPATH SP-RG6Q-PL-1000-BLK is a 1000-foot spool of RG6 quad-shielded coaxial cable in black. Quad-shield construction provides superior signal integrity by layering four shielding elements — two foil layers and two braid layers — to suppress interference from external RF and electromagnetic sources. This cable is suited for structured wiring installations in residential and light commercial settings where reliable signal transmission is required for video, satellite, or broadband distribution. Low-voltage installers, systems integrators, and skilled DIYers are the typical end users for this product.

This cable spool is used in pull-through installations for in-wall or plenum-adjacent runs serving cable TV, satellite, and broadband coaxial distribution. The black jacket blends with standard conduit and wall-box environments. The 1000-foot spool length is well suited to whole-home or multi-drop projects where multiple cable runs are pulled from a single source. Installers working on new construction or retrofit structured wiring projects will find the spool format efficient for managed, continuous runs.

Key Features

• Quad-shield coaxial construction with four shielding layers for high interference rejection
• 1000-foot spool provides ample cable for multi-run residential or light commercial projects
• Black jacket for clean visual integration in standard installation environments
• RG6 gauge supports cable TV, satellite, and broadband coaxial signal applications
• Sold as a single spool unit for straightforward inventory and job-site management

Compatibility

Designed as a standard RG6 quad-shield coaxial cable compatible with F-type connectors and coaxial distribution equipment used in residential and light commercial structured wiring systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or licensed systems integrators following local structured wiring and low-voltage codes. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, as this can degrade shielding integrity and signal quality. When pulling through conduit or wall cavities, use a pull string and avoid stapling or clamping the cable so tightly that the jacket or shielding is compressed. Terminate all runs with properly crimped or compression-style F-type connectors appropriate for quad-shield RG6 cable.