UNC GROUP RG6 Coax Cable 18AWG CMP White 1000FT
The UNC GROUP RG6 coax cable delivers professional-grade performance for demanding cabling applications requiring both superior signal integrity and fire-safety compliance. This 18AWG conductor coaxial cable features a CMP plenum-rated jacket, making it the ideal choice for installations in commercial buildings, broadcast facilities, and data centers where fire codes mandate plenum-rated materials. Supplied in a convenient 1000-foot spool, this white coaxial cable provides the length and reliability needed for large-scale network and video distribution projects.
Key Features
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RG6 coax cable construction for optimal signal transmission and minimal loss
- 18AWG conductor size for balanced impedance and durability
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CMP plenum-rated jacket meets fire safety codes (UL 1666, NFPA 262)
- White color for aesthetic integration in professional environments
- 1000-foot spool length reduces connection points and installation time
- Suitable for cable TV, satellite, broadband, and video distribution
- Manufactured by UNC GROUP LLC for consistent quality and performance
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
UNC GROUP LLC |
| Part Number |
BRG6-1000F-WHT-PL |
| Cable Type |
RG6 Coaxial |
| Conductor Size |
18AWG |
| Jacket Rating |
CMP (Plenum-Rated) |
| Color |
White |
| Length |
1000 Feet |
| Fire Safety Rating |
UL 1666, NFPA 262 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does CMP plenum-rated mean for coaxial cable?
CMP (Communications Multipurpose Plenum) rating indicates the cable meets strict fire safety standards (UL 1666) and produces minimal smoke and toxic fumes when exposed to fire. This rating is required by building codes for cables installed in plenum spaces (air handling areas above drop ceilings) in commercial buildings.
Can I use this RG6 coax cable for satellite and cable TV?
Yes, this 18AWG RG6 coaxial cable is designed for satellite, cable TV, broadband, and video distribution applications. The RG6 specification ensures proper impedance matching (75 ohms) for these services, delivering reliable signal quality across residential and commercial installations.
Why choose a 1000-foot spool over shorter lengths?
A 1000-foot spool minimizes the number of connectors and splice points required in large installations, reducing signal loss and potential failure points. This bulk format is cost-effective for contractors and system integrators managing extensive cabling projects.
Is this cable suitable for in-wall installation?
The CMP plenum-rated jacket makes this cable suitable for in-wall installation in commercial buildings where fire codes require plenum-rated materials. Always verify local building codes and consult with your electrician or systems integrator for specific installation requirements.