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This RG6-type coaxial cable is designed for digital SAT and cable installations (DVB-S/S2, DVB-C/C2, DVB-T/T2) within 75 Ω antenna systems. The cable has an impedance of 75 Ω, a shielding effectiveness of 80 dB, and features double shielding. The cable complies with CPR (EN 50575) fire class Eca and is suitable for fixed indoor installations. It is a quattro 4-in-1 cable with color-coded jackets for easy identification in LNB multi-switch installations. Supplied on a wooden reel, 100 meters in length. Specifications • Cable type RG6-type (quattro 4-in-1) • Impedance 75 Ω (75 ± 3 Ω) • Shielding class Standard digital installation • dB value 80 dB • Shielding type 1 Foil (aluminum) double • Shielding type 2 Braided shield (aluminum) 64x • Inner conductor + diameter CCS, 1.0 mm • Dielectric 4.8 mm • Outer diameter 6.8 mm • Fire class CPR Eca (EN 50575) • Temperature -20 °C to 70 °C • Certifications CE • Meter marking Yes • Length 100 meters Quattro Application A quattro coaxial cable is used in central satellite installations where one dish feeds multiple connection points. A quattro LNB delivers four fixed signals: vertical low, vertical high, horizontal low, and horizontal high. These four signals are routed separately to a multiswitch. The multiswitch then distributes them to multiple users, allowing each receiver to independently select a channel. The 4-in-1 design contains four separate 75 Ω coaxial cores within a single outer jacket, ensuring a clear and efficient installation. Attenuation (max. dB/100 m) • 50 MHz – 4.7 dB • 100 MHz – 6.2 dB • 200 MHz – 8.4 dB • 300 MHz – 10.6 dB • 400 MHz – 12.5 dB • 500 MHz – 13.9 dB • 800 MHz – 17.2 dB • 1000 MHz – 19.5 dB • 1350 MHz – 23.0 dB • 1750 MHz – 26.1 dB • 2050 MHz – 28.5 dB • 2150 MHz – 29.5 dB Explanation of terms used DVB Digital television standard for satellite, cable, and terrestrial. Suitable for receiving Full HD (1080p), Ultra HD 4K, and 8K via DVB installations; resolution depends on the signal provided. Impedance (75 Ω) Characteristic resistance of the coaxial system; 75 Ω is used in television and satellite installations to limit reflections and signal loss. Shielding (80 dB) Degree of protection against external interference; suitable for standard indoor digital installations. CPR / EN 50575 European fire classification for cables in fixed installations; Eca meets the minimum fire safety requirements within buildings. CCS Steel core with copper coating; used at high frequencies where conduction primarily occurs at the surface. General explanation of coaxial cable A coaxial cable consists of a central inner conductor, a dielectric, one or more shielding layers, and a protective outer jacket. This construction ensures controlled signal transmission with minimal interference and low attenuation. RG58-type is a 50 Ω cable with an outer diameter of approximately 5 mm for RF and measurement applications. RG59-type is a 75 Ω cable for basic television installations. RG6-type is a 75 Ω cable with an outer diameter of approximately 7 mm for digital DVB and satellite applications. RG6 is a 75 Ω cable with a high shielding value (usually 100 dB, Class A) and is used in environments with increased interference, such as near LTE and 5G signals. Ask a question about the product