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RG6 Coaxial Cable: The Basis for a Stable, Quality TV Signal
RG6 coaxial cable is an essential component in any installation of digital terrestrial television (DTT), satellite television (TVSAT) or CCTV video surveillance systems. Its ability to transmit signals with minimal loss and high protection against interference makes it the preferred choice of industry professionals.
In our online shop you will find a wide variety of RG6 coaxial cables, with different configurations of materials, shielding and lengths, to cover any need in residential, commercial or industrial projects.
Looking for a quality cable for your TV or CCTV installation?
Discover our Class A and Cu/Cu shielded options to ensure a clear and stable signal.
Advantages of our RG6 Coaxial Cables
Stable and interference-free transmission
The cables are designed to guarantee a constant signal, even over long distances.
Compatibility with DTT, SAT and CCTV
Suitable for connections of:
- Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT)
- Satellite dishes (SAT)
- Video surveillance systems (CCTV)
High quality materials
- Cu/Cu (copper-copper): Maximum conductivity and resistance.
- Al/Cu (copper-plated aluminium): Economical and reliable option.
- Ac/Cu (copper-plated steel): For specific installations.
Class A, A+ and LTE shielding
Protection against interference from 4G and 5G signals.
Variety of external coatings
- PE (Polyethylene): Outdoor use.
- PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Indoor installations.
- LSZH (Halogen Free): Increased safety in case of fire.
Available in different formats
25m, 100 m, 250 m, 500 m reels.
Compliance with ICT2 regulations
Approved for use in installations regulated by Spanish Common Telecommunications Infrastructure (ICT) regulations.
All types of RG6 coaxial cable are available
| Acronyms | Covering material | Acronyms | Covering material |
| PE | Polyethylene | Cu | Copper |
| PEE | Polyethylene Expanso | Ac+Cu | Copper-plated steel |
| PVC | Polyvinyl chloride | Al+Cu | Copper-plated aluminium |
| LSFH | Halogen free | CuSn | Tinned copper |
| LSZH | =LSFH | Al | Aluminium |
How to Install a Coaxial Cable Correctly?
1. Plan the route:
Avoid running the cable near electromagnetic sources.
2. Cutting and stripping:
Use suitable tools to strip the cable without damaging the conductor.
3. Connecting the connector:
Choose a compatible connector (F, BNC or RCA) according to the application.
Fit the shield correctly to ensure shielding.
4. Signal testing:
Check the signal level and the absence of interference.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the difference between RG6 and RG59 cable?
RG6 has a thicker inner conductor, which allows transmissions over longer distances without significant loss.
RG59 is used more in CCTV video surveillance.
2. What does it mean for a cable to be LSZH?
LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) indicates that the cable is made of non-toxic materials.
In the event of a fire, it does not emit hazardous fumes, making it ideal for residential and public buildings.
3. Can I use RG6 cable for security cameras?
Yes, especially if the system operates at high frequencies.
Why Choose Our RG6 Coaxial Cables?
Guaranteed quality: Top quality materials and effective shielding.
Universal compatibility: Suitable for DTT, SAT, CCTV and video door entry systems.
Compliance with ICT2 regulations: Guaranteed approval.
Fast delivery throughout Spain and internationally.
Personalised technical advice.
Coaxial Cable for DVB-T and Satellite Television
When purchasing a coaxial cable, it is important to take into account:
* Attenuation:
Amount of signal that is lost in the path of the cable. A 0.16 dB coaxial cable will be better than a 0.19 dB coaxial cable.
* Shielding:
How much it prevents outside signals from interfering with the TV signal. To avoid interference from 4G signals, cables with Class A, Class A+, or LTE-specific shielding should be installed.