Cable coaxial de antena Tecline 17990299, 100 m, conductor interior de cobre

Coaxial antenna cable Tecline 17990299, 100 m, copper inner conductor is a 100‑metre roll of coaxial cable intended for antenna, satellite and RF signal connections. The cable has a solid copper inner conductor and a concentric outer shield designed to provide consistent signal transmission with reduced attenuation over longer runs. Supplied on a single‑way drum, the cable is suited for fixed installations in homes, commercial buildings and marine applications where conventional connector termination and reliable long‑distance signal distribution are required.

Advantages

The copper inner conductor delivers good electrical conductivity and stable impedance, supporting lower insertion loss compared with some copper‑clad alternatives. The construction on a 100 m roll simplifies deployment for continuous runs, minimizing joints and connector points. The cable’s outer shielding and dielectric geometry are designed to provide predictable RF performance for satellite, terrestrial TV and broadband antenna feeds.

Suitable for

• Fixed home antenna and satellite installations
• Commercial and multi‑unit building signal distribution
• Marine antenna and onboard TV systems (suitable for protected routing)
• Long cable runs where reduced signal loss is required
• Terminations with standard F, BNC or other coaxial connectors

Key specifications

• Cable length: 100 metres on a single‑way drum
• Inner conductor: solid copper for improved conductivity
• Cable type: coaxial antenna cable suitable for RF, satellite and broadband signals
• Outer construction: shielded design to reduce interference and maintain signal integrity
• Intended use: indoor and protected outdoor routing in residential, commercial and marine environments

How to use

Measure required length and unroll the cable from the drum, avoiding sharp bends and kinks. Strip the outer jacket, braid and dielectric according to the connector manufacturer’s instructions and fit standard coaxial connectors (for example F or BNC) using appropriate crimp or compression tools. Route the cable in conduit or along cable trays where practical to protect it from mechanical damage and exposure. Test signal levels after termination and adjust as needed to ensure correct impedance matching and minimal loss.

Recommendations

For best results, avoid running the coaxial cable parallel to power lines for long distances to minimize electromagnetic interference. Use quality connectors and proper termination tools to preserve the cable’s RF characteristics. In outdoor or marine installations, provide additional mechanical protection and sealing at terminations to prevent moisture ingress.