RG6 Aeriel Cable
KSh 6,500.00
RG6 Aeriel Cable
305 meters
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Inner conductor | Copper‑Clad Steel (CCS) |
| Center conductor diameter | ~ 1.02 mm (≈18 AWG) |
| Dielectric (insulation) | Foam Polyethylene (Foam PE) |
| First shield (foil) | Bonded Aluminum Poly (foil) |
| Second shield (braid) | AL‑Mg (Aluminum‑Magnesium) braid with ~ 95% coverage for 90AL variant |
| Outer jacket | PVC |
| Overall diameter | Approximately 6.9 mm for jacketed cable, close to other RG‑6 variants; the dielectric/first shield parts also dimensioned in some data. |
| Impedance | 75 Ω ± a small tolerance (~±3 Ω) |
| Capacitance | ~ 53 pF/m (or similar) |
| Return loss / shielding effectiveness | The 90AL version has better shielding (braid coverage ~95%) which improves return loss vs lesser shielded versions like 70AL. The local spec sheet (ASTEL) lists 90AL return loss (or nominal) better than 70AL; exact dB depends on frequency. |
RG6 Aeriel Cable
Specifications
RG‑6: Standard coaxial cable type with 75 ohm impedance, widely used for satellite, cable TV, antennas, etc.
90AL: This refers to the shielding braid percentage — 90% aluminum braid. Usually means a decent quality braid shield to help reduce interference. It might also imply something about the first foil/foil bond, etc.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Inner conductor | Copper‑Clad Steel (CCS) |
| Center conductor diameter | ~ 1.02 mm (≈18 AWG) |
| Dielectric (insulation) | Foam Polyethylene (Foam PE) |
| First shield (foil) | Bonded Aluminum Poly (foil) |
| Second shield (braid) | AL‑Mg (Aluminum‑Magnesium) braid with ~ 95% coverage for 90AL variant |
| Outer jacket | PVC |
| Overall diameter | Approximately 6.9 mm for jacketed cable, close to other RG‑6 variants; the dielectric/first shield parts also dimensioned in some data. |
| Impedance | 75 Ω ± a small tolerance (~±3 Ω) |
| Capacitance | ~ 53 pF/m (or similar) |
| Return loss / shielding effectiveness | The 90AL version has better shielding (braid coverage ~95%) which improves return loss vs lesser shielded versions like 70AL. The local spec sheet (ASTEL) lists 90AL return loss (or nominal) better than 70AL; exact dB depends on frequency. |
Advantages of “90AL” Over Lower Shielded RG‑6
Better resistance to electromagnetic interference (EMI) / radio frequency interference (RFI) because of higher braid coverage.
Lower signal leakage and reflections, especially useful for longer runs or high frequency signals (satellite IF, digital TV, broadband).
More stable signal quality over longer cable length, especially outdoors or near sources of interference (motors, RF transmitters, power lines).
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