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

Product Description

The WIREPATH SP-RG6Q-SC-1000-WHT is a 1000-foot spool of RG6/U shielded coaxial cable designed for structured wiring installations in residential and light commercial applications. RG6/U is the standard coaxial cable type for distributing satellite, cable television, and off-air antenna signals throughout a building. This spool format delivers enough cable for whole-home distribution runs from a central distribution point, reducing the need for multiple shorter cable segments and unnecessary inline connectors. Low-voltage installers, A/V integrators, and cable technicians rely on this cable for clean, low-loss signal routing behind walls and through conduit.

This cable is suited for new construction and retrofit installations where a single continuous run is preferred. It is commonly pulled through walls, ceilings, and conduit to serve television outlets, satellite receivers, and broadband cable modem drops. The white jacket color blends with standard residential trim and is compatible with surface-mount raceway systems in matching white. The 1000-foot spool-in-box format feeds cleanly during pull without tangling or kinking.

Key Features

• RG6/U construction provides the standard impedance and shielding required for satellite and cable TV distribution
• Shielded design minimizes signal interference from adjacent wiring and RF sources
• 1000-foot spool-in-box format supports long continuous runs with no mid-run splices
• White jacket finish suits standard residential wall plates, raceways, and trim
• Sold as a single spool unit, convenient for stocking a service vehicle or job-site inventory

Compatibility

Designed as a standard RG6/U coaxial cable suitable for use with F-type connectors and compatible with satellite, cable television, antenna, and broadband distribution systems that accept 75-ohm coaxial cabling.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage technicians and structured wiring installers should follow local codes and any applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines when routing this cable through walls and plenum or non-plenum spaces. Verify jacket rating requirements before pulling into plenum cavities, as this listing does not confirm a plenum-rated jacket. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, and do not staple directly through the cable jacket. Terminate with compatible F-type compression or crimp connectors rated for RG6.