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Coaxial Cables

CK 059/K2:RG59BX + 2 x 1.00mm2

 

 

Application:

Often called coax for short, coaxial cables are a must-have for transmitting audio/video and broadband signals.

Getting the right type matters a lot if you want to send and receive data over distance without losing too much

signal strength along the way. The four main types you'll come across are RG6, RG58, RG59, and RG11.

 

RG59 is skinnier than RG6 and really only shines in short-distance, low-frequency indoor setups. It'll carry video,

TV, and CCTV signals same as RG6, but don't swap one for the other. The conductor inside RG59 is smaller than

RG6's, so you get poorer signal quality, it only performs well at lower frequencies, and you'll lose more signal

along the way. Plus, RG59 won't work for broadband at all.

Construction

Inner conductor1	Copper covered steel(CCS)	0.58mm
Dielectric	Lowdensity PE	Φ3.70±0.10mm
Outer conductor(shield)	Plain copper	180x0.10mm
Shield coverage		94%
Sheath	PVC	Φ6.20±0.10mm
Inner conductor2	Plain copper	2x1.00mm2
Insulated cores2	PVC	2xΦ2.40±0.10mm
Overall sheath		Φ10.90±0.30mm

Electrical & Mechanical Characteristics

Impedance :75±5Ohm

Nominal capacitance :67pF/m

Velocity of propagation :66%

Insulation resistance :>2000Mohm.Km

Inner conductor resistance :158Ohm/Km

Outer conductor resistance :11Ohm/Km

Operating temperature range :-25°C-+80°C

Cores resistance :18Ohm/Km

Test/Operatig Voltage(max) :2KV/0.3KV

Copper weight :33.5Kg/Km

Cable weight(approx.) :166.0Kg/Km

Screening effectiveness :>55dB

Attenuation

Frequency(MHz)	Attenuation(dB/100m)	Attenuation(dB/100ft)
50	7.4	2.26
100	10.7	3.26
200	15.7	4.79
400	22.7	6.92
500	25.7	7.84
600	28.7	8.75
860	34.8	10.61
1000	38	11.59

Return Loss

30-300MHz	>31dB
300-600MHz	>28dB
600-900MHz	>24dB