Wirepath SP-RG6Q-SC-1000-BLK RG6/U Coax Cable 1000 Ft

Product Description

The WIREPATH SP-RG6Q-SC-1000-BLK is a 1000-foot spool of RG6/U shielded coaxial cable packaged in a pull-from-box spool for clean, tangle-free installation runs. RG6/U is the standard coaxial cable type for distributing cable television, satellite, and over-the-air antenna signals throughout residential and light commercial structures. The shielded construction helps reduce signal interference and maintain signal integrity across long cable runs. This spool format is suited for rough-in wiring and structured media installations where bulk cable is pulled to multiple drops.

This coaxial cable is used in residential and light commercial low-voltage wiring applications including cable television distribution, satellite dish connections, over-the-air antenna systems, and broadband service entry points. It is well suited for new construction rough-in work, retrofit installations, and structured wiring projects. Low-voltage installers, systems integrators, and electricians working under low-voltage scope typically install this cable during the framing or finish stage of construction.

Key Features

• 1000-foot spool provides sufficient length for whole-home or multi-drop distribution runs
• RG6/U construction meets the standard specification for satellite and cable TV signal distribution
• Shielded coaxial design reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI) on signal runs
• Black jacket finish suits in-wall, plenum-adjacent, and exterior-facing rough-in routes where color coding is preferred
• Box-spool packaging allows smooth, controlled cable pull-out during installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard RG6/U replacement or new-install coaxial cable compatible with F-type connectors used in cable TV, satellite, and antenna distribution systems in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or electricians operating under applicable low-voltage codes. Maintain bend radius minimums when routing through framing to avoid signal degradation at kink points. Terminate each end with the appropriate F-type compression or crimp connector rated for RG6/U cable. De-energize any active signal equipment before connecting or disconnecting cable runs at head-end distribution points.