Spacetronik HOKA 4K 102 CU Dualshield RG6 Cable - an investment that pays off
A common concern when installing antennas outdoors is the rapid degradation of cabling under the influence of sun and frost. In cheaper solutions, water penetrating the structure freezes, causing microcracks and a drastic drop in image quality. The Spacetronik cable has been designed for many years of trouble-free operation in difficult weather conditions. The gel coating used creates a tight barrier against moisture, while the outer insulation made of black polyethylene effectively resists UV radiation. Thanks to this, the material does not crumble and does not require costly replacement after several winter seasons. It is a one-time investment that ensures peace of mind and a stable signal for many years.
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A core made of 100% pure copper (1.02 CU) guarantees lossless signal transmission over long sections from the roof to the living room.
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Effective shielding at 110 dB protects the image against interference from nearby routers and 5G masts.
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The double Dualshield covering made of AL/PET foil creates a reliable electromagnetic shield around the main conductor.
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Full compatibility with the new DVB-T2 terrestrial television standard and trouble-free support for 4K resolution.
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75 Ohm impedance ensures strict parameter matching to modern receivers and digital decoders.
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Certification and compliance with MTBiGM building regulations - a product approved for professional collective installations.
Will an outdoor cable work in building walls?
A frequently arising concern when planning home infrastructure is the need to purchase different types of cabling. Many users wonder whether a model dedicated to outdoor use can be safely routed inside walls. Using the same cable along the entire length of the installation - from the roof all the way to the socket in the living room - is not only very convenient, but also reduces the risk of problems at connections. Laying it in home corridors or conduits provides additional assurance that the signal is protected as much as possible, and you do not have to invest in two separate rolls of material for one project.
Pure copper instead of compromises - why does the material matter?
Budget cables using a steel core covered with only a thin layer of copper can often be found on the market. Although at first glance they look identical, in practice they can cause significant signal losses, especially over longer sections. By choosing a fully copper internal construction, you avoid this problem. A uniform material ensures maximum conductivity and stability of data transmission from the antenna itself all the way to the decoder. This is absolutely crucial when the installation requires running the line over several dozen meters, and you expect a crystal-clear image without irritating freezes and drops in quality.
Technical specification
Available packaging forms:
- meter sections
- plastic rolls 100m
- bulk packaging 6x100m
Technical and electrical parameters:
- impedance: 75 Ohm
- shielding: 110 dB
- class: A+
Construction and materials:
- core diameter: 1.02 mm
- core material: CU (pure copper)
- foil: AL/PET Dualshield
- braid: 128x 0.12 mm
- braid coverage: 80%
- outer sheath: PVC PE, gel-filled
- outer diameter: 7.05 mm
- color: black
- additional features: marked every one meter
Attenuation parameters:
- 5.1 dB / 100 MHz
- 7.1 dB / 200 MHz
- 8.6 dB / 300 MHz
- 12.1 dB / 500 MHz
- 15.5 dB / 800 MHz
- 18.1 dB / 1000 MHz
- 21.6 dB / 1350 MHz
- 24.6 dB / 1750 MHz
- 28.4 dB / 2050 MHz
Standards and certificates:
- CE
- ROHS
- compliance with the MTBiGM regulation of November 6, 2012 (§192f point 6 1)
Applications:
- outdoor and indoor antenna installations
- DVB-T2 terrestrial and satellite television installations (4K)
- professional collective installations in multi-family construction
- long transmission sections exposed to difficult weather conditions
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