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RG6/U-S-CCS-BK-RIBRG6 U SIAMESE DUAL COAX CATV 18 AWG CCS 60% AL BRAID, FR PVC JKT BLACK Product Information SCP offers a full line of RG6 U CCS Coaxial cables. Our RG6 U Dual Shield CCS Coax cables are ideal for residential and commercial antenna, cable television and satellite installations. SCP RG6 U CCS Coax cables have an 18 AWG solid copper clad steel center conductor surrounded by a foam polyethylene dielectric. A bonded aluminum foil and 60% aluminum braid

RG6/U SIAMESE DUAL COAX CATV 18 AWG CCS 60% AL BRAID, FR-PVC JKT- BLACK

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SCP offers a full line of RG6/U CCS Coaxial cables.Our RG6/U Dual Shield CCS Coax cables are ideal for residential and commercial antenna, cable television and satellite installations.

SCP RG6/U CCS Coax cables have an 18 AWG solid copper clad steel center conductor surrounded by a foam polyethylene dielectric. A bonded aluminum foil and 60% aluminum braid provide 100% shield coverage.

SCP RG6/U Coax cables are swept tested to 3 GHz to ensure performance at applicable frequencies. Each RG6/U Coax cable also has SCP's industry favored Cable Labeling System.

These Coax cables are available in several different packaging options with a Black or White PVC jacket.

SCP RG6/U Coax is also available in a Siamese (bonded side by side) configuration.

These RG6/U cables are UL listed and CM rated.

Important: We recommend that you score with a razor the crease between the cables before splitting the cables apart. Attempting to pull apart without scoring may result in tearing or ripping the cable jacket. Any damage caused to the cable jacket by not scoring is not covered by SCP Warranty.

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